Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Landkreise/Kreise_und_Kreisfreien_St%C3%A4dte_nach_Einkommen

I wanted to know how much did the Roman Empire overlap with olive trees. Quite a lot, turns out.

The olive potential yield is modern data. The climate and soil has changed, but in general, it's roughly the same.

Also, this doesn't show the actual production. Only potential yield.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/eu-uk-brexit-poll-rejoin-europe-b3052436.html

Source: https://www.axios.com/2026/09/19/iran-war-global-pain-fuel-prices

For sources: https://www.greek-genocide.net/index.php/overview/documentation/list-and-map-of-massacres

Source: Table HM-47B - Policy | Federal Highway Administration (Urban and Rural highways have separate tables, I combined them to get full data)

Since COVID-19 infection Russian elections are held for 3 days long. 2026 parliamentary elections are held on 18-20 september. 2026 parliamentary elections could achieve the highest voter turnout in modern Russia’s history.

Regions with the highest turnout:

1. Chechnya - 85.24% (+22.04%)
2. DPR* - 76.42% (+4.32%)
3. North Ossetia - 73.73% (+35.98%)
4. Tuva - 73.14% (+22.09%)
5. Zaporozhskaya oblast* - 72.91% (+9.04%)

Regions with the lowest turnout:

1. Irkutsk oblast - 23.87% (+9.67%)
2. Khakassia - 26.05% (+12.21%)
3. Novosibirsk oblast - 27.34% (+11.57%)
4. Karelia - 27.84% (+9.82%)
5. Yaroslavl oblast - 28.38% (+10.11%)

Some hard to see regions:

• Moscow - 39.07%
• Saint Petersburg - 41.29%
• Adygea - 59.32%
• Sevastopol* - 53.74%

*Region is not shown on map

I am open to objections, but it is the best I could verify.

I spent about seven and a half years of meticulously remaking GTA IV's Liberty City map, showing every individual building, interior, construction zone, metro route, and so much more, even down to the terrain where sand meets the grass. I'm pretty proud of it!

Note: It specifically measures minimum ages for off-premise beer sales, such as purchases from stores, rather than drinking or being served alcohol in bars and restaurants.

The data is from WHO GISAH. You can double check the global data sources here.

I don't love the colour-scheme on this map but I think they were going for something beer themed

Source-IMF and World Bank