Hey yall just because I only did the borders for a handful of states doesn’t mean I have any nationalist bias! Also, my interpretations for these states have changed a lot since I made this map

Note: the numbers in this map might not be 100% accurate, and some countries are not labeled with a number on this map because they're too small to show

Some crazy routes I found while making this map:

-United Kingdom to New Zealand

-Fiji to South Africa

-Colombia to Algeria

-Guatemala to Iran

-Bangladesh to Chile

The index is made up of public and scientific indicators from large scale questionaires and public data such as: personal values, practices, views, daily habits, religion but also preference for media, traditions, recreation, style etc.

Data is the NOAA Storm Prediction Center tornado database, 1950 to 2025, lower 48 only. Each dot is where a tornado touched down. I dropped every year onto the same Jan to Dec calendar (Feb 29 counts as Mar 1), so each date shows 76 years of tornadoes at once.

The white dot is the average position of every tornado within a week either side of that date. Around Christmas it sits in central Mississippi, by late July it's up in northern Missouri. That's about 530 miles.

Few things I didn't expect:

- May 24 is the busiest date of the year, 702 tornadoes over the 76 years

- April, May and June are 54% of all tornadoes

- in Dec to Feb about 4 in 5 hit south of the Kentucky/Tennessee line

- in July half of them are north of 41°N. In January it's 2%

Disclaimer: I also run a free map site with live quakes, volcanoes and hurricanes if you like this kind of thing: https://www.liveatlas.earth/north-america/united-states-of-america/

Please feel free to correct me if you spot any errors on the map, or to ask questions if anything is unclear, including the choice of colors (please, always keep it respectful).

Don't mind the low quality please...

Very confused

Hey, so I was just wondering. What's the deal with alternate history on this sub? I've seen some posts on it here but I'm not sure. I won't be posting althistory here, but it's good to know if I'd ever want to.

So, are althistory maps allowed, are there any restrictions, etc.?

For those who helped me, here's a map of South Ossetia for you as a treat

Sadly a lot of the Cardiff and Valleys Lines are dull, like this one. Central station is doing all the heavy lifting here visually, but it would look too sparse if I Didnt draw the other stations.

• P-Ir. (BC. 1900-1000): Proto-Iranian
• P-OU (BC. 600-0): Proto-Ob-Ugric
• P-Yen (BC. 1000-100): Proto-Yeniseian
• P-Sam (BC. 1000-300): Proto-Samoyedic
• PIE(?): Proto-Indo-European
• Toch B (?): Tocharian B
• Pre-P-Mon (?): Pre-Proto-Mongolic
• LOC (BC. 800-200): Late Old Chinese

Even though the stereotype of the Spanish Inquisition being religious fanaticals, they did not prosecute witchcraft because they correctly considered it mere superstition.

Hello!

Yemen's front lines barely moved for years. Then this autumn the Houthis pushed down the Red Sea coast, and the government hit back with Saudi air support.

I put it all on one map, from 2014 to now, and ended on one question: will Saudi Arabia send its own troops in?

Current as of 17 October; the maps are approximate.

Feedback welcome!

I personaly think, Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia should be Nordic.

Edit:
This was a bad idea.