My Educational Articles

It is probably not surprising that the English word “father” and German “Vater” share a common origin, but did you know that Irish and (...)

The map below shows exactly what the title suggests: the most commonly grown type of cereal by region (in 2016), based on the area covered (...)

The map below shows the population of European countries in millions, based on data by the World Bank from 2016. Please note that high (...)

The map below shows the word “child” (in the sense of a “young human being”) translated into various European languages. Words that share (...)

Over the course of the last few months, I published a series of maps showing the tree cover of various parts of the world, based on data (...)

The map below was published by Litografia Corbetta, a printing company that existed in Italy in the 19th century. I have created a (...)

The noun “kid” in contemporary English is mostly used to informally refer to a child, e.g. “she’s just a kid” or “only 90s kids will (...)

The map below shows the beginning of the national anthem of each European country (except for several microstates) translated into English (...)

Different sources give very different estimates for the number of native Polish speakers, ranging from 39 million to 55 million, and they (...)

The map below is based on data by the European Space Agency (the CCI project). It shows Europe and adjacent parts of Asia and Africa with (...)