Statistical Maps of Europe

I have already published a map of the number of vegetarian restaurants per 1 million people in Europe, and I thought it would be (...)

When you start typing a search query into Google, it gives you suggestions based on what other people are searching for. The following map (...)

Yale University biennially (every even year) publishes the so-called Environmental Performance Index, which measures the state of the (...)

The ABO blood group system is the most important blood type classification system for humans. Simply put, the labels O, A, B, and AB (...)

The following map shows the life expectancy at birth of European countries by NUTS 2 region (based on data by Eurostat from 2015). (...)

The following map shows the percentages of men who smoke tobacco products, based on estimates by the World Health Organization from 2015. (...)

The metropolitan area of a city is the city itself plus the area surrounding the city that is closely economically bound to the city. It (...)

Credit Suisse recently published its annual wealth report comparing the wealth (net worth) of adults (as private individuals, i.e. not the (...)

The OECD provides data on the average class size of European countries in primary and lower secondary education. The OECD defines the (...)

When it come to class size, the relationship is quite obvious: The fewer students a teacher has, the more time she or he can devote to (...)