China Strange Maps: Cannibals, Frenchmen & Mu
March 15th, 2009 at 10:46 am (Uncategorized)
Cleaning out the aggregator. Here are several China-related maps from the Strange Maps blog.
MAPS OF CHINA

Populations of China Compared to Countries


China as an Island (from “The Geopolitics of China” at Investors Insight)
CHINA IN THE WORLD

The Cannibal Map of the World (Tibetan literature apparently does talk about eating human body parts)

The World as Seen From Paris (for all the Chinese netizens who get mad at Sarkozy. Look, the French have always been like this with everybody)

Cathay, Here I Come (the map Columbus thought would get him to Asia)

The New World Order (as imagined in 1942)

Patients per Doctor of the World (950:1 in China, 390:1 in U.S., 230:1 in Russia)

The World According to Country Code Top Level Domains (China & India actually not to scale, reduced 30% so as not to ruin the layout)

The Lost Continent of Mu (the Atlantis of the Pacific, the missing link between Chinese, Turkish - hence the appearance of the word Uighur, Ataturk actually researched this - and Mayan cultures)
Jeremiah said,
March 16, 2009 at 4:55 pm
What a great collection, I’m definitely using a few of these for class as well as putting Strange Maps into my RSS reader.
Thanks!
hek said,
April 5, 2009 at 8:19 pm
Yo, this map reminds me of a posting at dragonhunting, http://dragonhunting.com/2008/literal-map-of-china-and-neighbors/
Hek
jamie said,
May 29, 2009 at 12:40 pm
Thanks for putting those all together on one page.
Pretty awesome!