Examining Interesting Maps Part 11
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2024
- Part 11 of the Examining Interesting Maps video series. Here I showcase maps made by viewers of the channel.
Previous installments in the series:
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If you would like to submit a map that you created for consideration for the next installment of Examining Interesting Maps, go to my channel homepage and under the channel description is the link to where you can send the maps.
If you would like to support the channel, please visit my Patreon page at www.patreon.com/geographyking
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Sturgill Simpson: "High Top Mountain" (2013)
Kendyll here! I can’t thank you enough for your kind words, GK. I have never been so proud of my work 🥹 you and all of the viewers are the best!
I'm glad I realized that I missed the attachments and saw your maps. Great stuff
You could probably build a decent channel showing how to make these maps!
It's always a good day when we get to look at maps with Kyle!
Yes sir!
I agree.
"Howdy, it's Kyle" leads to interesting video.
Word!
That USA map showing delineating the 10% population segments was facinating!
Wow that map of Chicago was an ungodly amount of work. Kudos to whoever made that. It looks cool, too!
I would hang that on my living room wall.
Aye aye. Was on my phone, I was like this looks like poor graphics. On zoom I started to feel it. This is life's work. Glory be to the creator.
Her: “he’s probably thinking of other women.”
Me: “another neat observation of the cows per square mile map was the regional bbq in those parts of the country typically center around beef.”
The hesse map is great. Props to that dude.
Thanks :)
Regarding the polar tributaries map, I'll never forget the time I was driving in North Dakota and saw a sign "Continental Divide". I was nowhere near the Rockies so how could this be a Continental Divide? Well, I finally figured out it was the area where the waters flew into Hudson Bay instead of the Pacific or the Gulf of Mexico.
You can see part of North Dakota represented on the map flowing into Hudson Bay.
Named The Laurentian Divide. It runs from Triple Divide Peak (aptly named if I don't say so) loosely following the US-Canada border to the Great Lakes, and then angling northeastward to Labrador. Its western portion defined the northern extent of the Louisiana Purchase.
Hi Bill! Kendyll here! Thank you for sharing that personal insight, I never even noticed that detail. I will never look at my map the same again, thank you!
@@kendyllmcgowan , I'm glad I could bring a different perspective into your life. Did you notice I used the word "flew" instead of the word "flowed"? LOL. Sometimes my fingers type faster than my brain can think.
Wow Kendyll’s maps are spectacular! Not only very well done but the topics are interesting. Love a good watershed map!😅
Same
Having lived in Hessen when I was stationed in Germany, I appreciate the elevation map. Notice the higher elevations in the south of the state, this is the Odenwald mountain region, which is an amazing area for hikers. The whole state is really underrated by foreign travelers.
The whole state is pretty great for hiking as you are close to mountains pretty much everywhere, whether you're in the south, east, north, or west. I think it's not just underrated by foreigners but also Germans themselves because it's mostly seen as a transit state that you need to cross to get to the more popular destinations such as the coast or the Alps
Love me a colourful and fine map ! Cheers to international viewers ! Hi to Jacob O., Klaus B and Klaus H and Kendal. Great work. 😊
Hi 😁
Best series on CZcams and it's not close
I agree!!
Thank you! There will be more.
I was born and raised in Chicago and now live in the Central Farmland in Wisconsin. Max and Neil made my night with their bad ass maps.
Kyle - I love this series so much and was so happy to see it show up in my feed tonight! Keep up the great work. Special shout out to the two Klauses and Kendall for making especially great looking maps.
coming from Polk County WI that map is very accurate from Max well done
Agreed but it underplays the variety seen in the big cities. Would be good combined with city inlet maps.
Coming from Columbia county and having used to live in marathon country, I think I would put marathon county in the Northwoods instead but otherwise pretty good.
I think it totally messed up a lot of the eastern driftless area. Sauk County is one of the most definitive driftless counties, and a big chunk of Western Columbia County is an extension of the same driftless landscape, so putting it entirely in the central farmland region is very inaccurate.
The artic ocean watershed map is the coolest.
Thank you so much!
These viewer maps really speak to the quality and knowledge base of your subscribers. 👍
Max - map looked pretty good, but some areas of the Northwoods blend with central farmland a little more south, even as south as Portage and Marathon counties. Just my personal opinion from spending time in the region. The amount of forest cover is much more than what I would consider central farmland.
Fantastic maps everyone. Thanks so much for sharing and curating these Kyle. Really enjoy this series. Top man!
"Honey! The new 'Examining Interesting Maps' just dropped, get in here!"
I really love these. And I’m glad to have something on CZcams that is actually interesting.
You can see the strategically important "Fulda Gap" on the map of Hesse by Klaus. NATO defends this gap quite strongly as it is presumed to be the most likely invasion route if Russia were ever to attack Germany and want to proceed towards Frankfurt and the Rhine.
Some of my favorite content on CZcams
Wow Ken’s maps were amazing
She’s a real pro eh?
The cow map was awesome! We have soooo many cows in Oklahoma. Actually took a road trip to central Kentucky last summer and noticed that there seemed to be a lot of cows. The Chicago buildings by decade map is really great as well. Love going to Chicago, so much history and there's so much to do.
Great maps! Shout out to Klaus and his amazing single engine, cross country airplane adventure! Shout out to Joe who maybe loves Cracker Barrel as much as I do! Sadly, there are no Cracker Barrels in Canada... Shout out to Kendal who provided some amazing, somewhat familiar maps. The arctic hydrology map is very interesting and that final map is a park in Norwood, Ontario, Canada - if I'm not mistaken. That's in the same county I live in, REPRESENT!!!!
It would be nice to explain what a cracker barrel is so I wouldn’t have to google and find lots of slangs.
@@chefnyc It's a chain of restaurants that serves traditional American "country cooking" dishes.
Another great video! Thank you! I always look forward to your next upload, as it always makes my day better.
Max’s upper Midwest map was great, good detail and pretty spot on
The best geography youtuber hands DOWN, Kyle you are the MAN!!!!!
Nice to see the LP's in the background for each video. I do have some of them which means our music taste isn't that far off.
Kyle, I appreciate your maply nerdiness. Thanks for doing what you do.
I definitely enjoyed this video. Thanks for including some of mine. Can’t wait for the next chapter
Kyle your content is awesome!! Keep it up my man
Kyle I love your channel! I just love maps.
Love this series!
Love the Sturgill Simpson album! Geography King can have the crown!
One of my favorite type of videos on CZcams
You the man, Kyle.
Love me some interesting maps
Thanks for the great channel
Max, fellow driftless area resident here, props on that map of the Midwest! Looks spot on
We love your interesting maps series!!!!!!!!!! They are so interesting!!!!!!!!
These segments always grab my attention and are educational and entertaining.
This was very pleasing/calming to watch
These are super-cool! 😊
If I were to do a video examining interesting Kyles, you would be #1!
Great maps by all!
Excellent video.
Howdy, it's Steve. Just here to say that Kyle has some really good mapmakers for viewers. Well done.
Thanks, Kyle, and all you great cartographers!
Hey Kyle, I think a really cool video idea would be reviewed the longest and most interesting lines of sight around the globe, like seeing the Alps from the Pyrenees, or Mt Everest from Kathmandu
The Artic one is really good !
Thank you so much!
6:00 by john s is my favorite. they are all cool and your channel is great. thanks to one and all.
The most expensive map I ever bought was the wall map version of The Railway Atlas of North America. Very nice map!
Yes again great maps. Do you have suggestions for programs for making maps?
I personally use ArcGIS Pro and Adobe Illustrator with the Avenza MAPublisher extension!
My favorite Geography King series.
Literally not another video I've been looking forward to more.
Max S, awesome job! Im from Viroqua and love the map
Central Kentucky has a lot of dairy farms and since tobacco crops are mostly gone a lot of people moved to breeding beef cattle.
I'm not even interested in maps, just seeing this man and his passion makes these interesting
yup! i guess i do look at maps kind of regularly but never thought I was ya know.....into maps but here I am lol
Max. Great job
Never disappoints
Artic waters map- very interesting
Thank you so much!
As of a year ago, the color of Oregon on the Cracker barrel map 8:18 should be purple. They closed 3 in the state last year.
That cell phone coverage in 1990 map is pretty wild. I remember being in the US back then and only a very very little amount of people had one around me. It was mostly pagers and payphones.
One of the more interesting maps I've seen before is the states redrawn to where the nearest state capital is the state you are in.
Hi Kyle, I really appreciate your work. I watch everything you post. That said, could I request that you spend more time on each map? Longer video time, or less maps per video? I just think that without pausing, I don’t have enough time to look at details.
Howdy Kyle, any tips for someone who would like to learn how to make thier own maps? I've been a novice paper map collector, have rudimentary graphic design skills and would like to eventually make my own GPS and digital maps. Thank you, really enjoy your content.
Howdy Kyle
Much enjoyed 'Interesting Maps #11 but, as one of your loyal viewers here in England, may I make a plea for you to produce a video particular subject? Given what is currently happening in the USA, it would be very informative for those of us who are not residents of the United States to be able to understand the "geography" of the US legal system. I say "geography " because it may be more geopolitics or even demography but I personally would like to understand the geographic extent of legal entities such as "The Southern District of New York" and how such jurisdictions overlay the physical geography of the USA. I hope that you will be able to oblige but please tell me if I am barking up the wrong tree.
Adam
Thanks!
The population density by county with the colors is a great idea but it NEEDS a better color scheme!
Mr.King may you do another “state profile video?”!, perhaps Georgia ?. I do enjoy these videos btw!
That Chicago buildings by construction date map is incredible. Anybody know if there's an equivalent map for NYC?
Wondering if Neil S has a link or pdf file to access that map of Chicago??
I have lived downtown Chicago my entire adult life and that would make a great piece of art to hang on the wall.
PART 11 LET’S GOOOO
Very well done by All of your submitters! 👍😀 Who doesn’t like interesting Maps?! 🤔
Hell yeah Kyle!!
In my town there was a tavern called "Baca Belha" = "Old Cow", so I guess it would be the perfect name for a pub in the central plains. 😁
I saw a very interesting map on Twitter of Australia where it shows the climate equivalents of other places in the world. For example, the great Victoria desert represented by the Sahara Desert and south Western Australia represented by central Spain and California. If you could find it I would love for you to give it a review!
The Cool Waters map was very interesting. But the contrast could have been sharper. A little bit hard to look at.
The upper midwest map is awesome
More from Kendall, please! 👍☺️
Aww, thank you so much! Made my day 🥹
Niels map is great too.
The high number of cellphones in developing countries is likely a sign that they’ve skipped over land lines and gone straight to mobile.
😂 Glückwunsch to second Klaus for getting his little joke in
The state name is Hessen, people there have a fun accent that drops Ns at the end😂
It's like a map of Boston that says Bahstan
I'm a little surprised Louisiana has any cows on this county map. I thought all the cattle parished.
The cows per square mile is interesting. partly because I work on a farm with cattle.
8:55 "Acrtic"
There seems to be no end of interesting things to make a map about. It is fun when the maps are not just the USA.
Kyle, too am a self proclaimed geography nerd!!
Ward county North Dakota should be one lighter shade of green in that population percentage map.
Some of these maps could be a year old
Did the population map between 2010-2020 include the deaths in 2020 due to CoVid?
Now that's what I'm talking about
I love most of these maps...I myself I'd trying to find good softwares to create maps, but unable to find suitable ones.....anyone has suggestions?
HELLLLLL YAAAA
3:15 The pink is negative, surely
The pink/red areas contained a smaller proportion of the total population in 2020 than they did in 2010. Their absolute population numbers may still have grown. The map is controlled for the average pop. growth during that decade (7,4%).
And now I know that Kyle enjoys some Sturgill Simpson. I knew Kyle was a cool dude
I hope you don’t run out of content. 👍🏼
There is a dude in lexington KY that probably owns like 5 counties worth of cattle in the middle of KY
Lansing boy makes good!
Cell phone results are due to infrastructure. Poor counties can afford cell phone networks easier than building landlines out from the center of cities.
I am from Racine WI, the map showing our regions is accurate.