Published on December 8, 2007 @ 17:00

By Andreas Karsten // 3 responses so far.

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With every map there comes:

• a descriptive title above the image
• a small version - the one you see, 500 pixels wide,
• a large version (1000 pixels wide) for download, and
• a link to the source.

Please note that the copyright license of our blog only allow the use of these maps for noncommerical purposes, and that moreover the license of most maps only allow their use for educational purposes. Thanks for respecting that!

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European countries today | Larger version | Source

Europe from a satellite | Larger version | Source

Physical geography of Europe | Larger version | Source

Europe on the globe | Larger version | Source

Biogeographical regions of Europe 2005 | Larger version | Source

European subregions according to UN | Larger version | Source

Political development of Europe 1957-2007 | Larger version | Source

Overview population of Europe | Larger version | Source

Population growth in Europe 2006 | Larger version | Source

Population density in Europe | Larger version | Source

HIV cases in Europe | Larger version | Source

GDP per capita in Europe | Larger version | Source

Trade between different parts of Europe | Larger version | Source

Digital Opportunity Map of Europe | Larger version | Source

Legal age to drink alcohol | Larger version | Source | Further info

Age of sexual consent | Larger version | Source | Further info

This entry was posted on a wonderful Saturday which was December 8th, 2007 at 17:00.

It is filed under Maps of Europe and the world and tagged with the keywords aids, biogeographical, cartographic, digital gap, digital opportunity, gdp, hiv, internet, maps, physical geography, population, population growth, regions, satellite, subregions, trade.

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