Mapping the World - Brayden 9H by Brayden Sobey

Political Map of North America

brso4802 — 2025-09-24 12:37:36 UTC

This is a political map of North America. As you can see Canada is the largest country of North America, it also shows the U.S, Mexico and more. It also shows major lakes, rivers, and the Atlantic, Pacific and Arctic Ocean.

Physical Map of North America

brso4802 — 2025-09-24 12:43:44 UTC

This is a Physical Map of North America. It displays natural features of the land. Such as the Appalachians and Rockies. As well as deserts and valleys. It also shows large lakes and rivers. It also uses colour to display different terrain and elevation. As you can see the western United States and Canada are fairly Rocky while the middle and more eastern locations are less rocky and more grassy.

Map of Residential Schools across Canada

brso4802 — 2025-09-24 12:53:46 UTC

This shows all residential schools across Canada. The west has the highest concentration of the schools. While the East has a lesser concentration.

Languages Spoke across North America

brso4802 — 2025-09-25 13:19:12 UTC

Thematic Map showing the different languages across North America. Of course most people speak English. But there's also Germanic languages, and Romanic languages (Like French.) As well indigenous Languages etc.

Most popular sports teams across America.

brso4802 — 2025-09-25 13:25:38 UTC

This shows the most popular sports team based on U.S state. I don't know half of these teams so I'm going to assume its mostly football. Not much to really talk about. Most states close together share the same team. Like the states around Texas or North and South Dakota.

Political Map

brso4802 — 2025-09-25 13:32:52 UTC

This is a political Map of South America. It displays major rivers, lakes, and Cities. Brazil is the largest country. It is surrounded by the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean. It is located in the Southern Hemisphere.

Physical Map

brso4802 — 2025-09-25 13:43:06 UTC

This is a physical map of South America. It shows natural Land elements like rivers and elevation. As you can see the western side has some high mountains (around 4000m) highlighted in Brown. Or more grassy locations in green. And more rocky locations as well

Cheapest countries in South America

brso4802 — 2025-09-25 13:53:38 UTC

This map shows the cheapest South American countries. Venezuela is the cheapest and Uruguay is the most expensive. Something I notice is that Venezuela is a fairly poor country, possibly leading to its low cost. While places like Brazil are richer, with a higher cost.

How safe countries are in South America

brso4802 — 2025-09-26 14:51:36 UTC

This is a map about how safe different countries are. Venezuela is rendered very dangerous to visit. While Argentina is safe. I believe this is because of Venezuela being a poor country, leading to increased crime as a way to get by. Which is an unfortunate possibility. While Argentina is the polar opposite.

Languages Spoke in South America

brso4802 — 2025-09-26 14:57:22 UTC

This map shows what languages are spoken across South America. Most of which use Portuguese or Spanish. Which are both latin based languages. English, French and Dutch are also prevalent. French is Latin based as well.

Political Map

brso4802 — 2025-09-26 14:59:36 UTC

This is a political map of Europe. There is not much to it. You can see major rivers, borders, lakes, The Atlantic and Pacific Ocean. As Europe is such a large continent there is a ton of countries, and as you can see. All major cities and capitals are here too. Russia is the largest country in Europe.

Physical Map

brso4802 — 2025-09-29 12:51:57 UTC

This is a physical map of Europe. It shows natural land elements like rivers, oceans, and elevation. You can see it has things like Alps and different mountain ranges. Norway and Spain are fairly elevated while Russia appears to be flat. You can also see the borders of the countries.

Electricity Production per Capita across Europe.

brso4802 — 2025-10-01 13:13:36 UTC

This shows electricity Production across Europe, (and the different fuel type) France and Sweden are big producers of Nuclear Energy. While the U.K isn't producing a lot. Renewable energy is also produced by a lot of countries. Like Sweden, and Austria. In the Netherlands they are producing mainly gases, and Malta is using mainly petroleum.

Cartogram based on population density.

brso4802 — 2025-10-01 13:17:01 UTC

As you can see, some countries held up well, (U.K, France, and Spain) While some, like Russia, due to its large space and relatively low population, are quite small. Malta is about invisible, and Norway has shrunk by about 75%. Some countries are barely recognizable, like Germany.

Political Map

brso4802 — 2025-10-01 13:21:44 UTC

This is a political map of Asia. It is very detailed, shows rivers, borders, the oceans. It also shows a legend with each countries flag printed on. It lists different major cities. It also shows the continent borders which makes Asian Russia look weird. As you can see, Russia is the largest country with China as a runner up.

Physical Map

brso4802 — 2025-10-01 13:27:19 UTC

This is a physical map of Asia. You can see different rivers, and water bodies. As you can also see the land elements. You can see some of Asia like the middle east is somewhat rocky and sandy. You can also see around the centre of asia. There are a lot of mountains, and it's pretty snowy. It is the most elevated part of the whole natural world (It has mount everest.) You can see the deserts, and the plains like up in Russia. It also has a scale, legend, and more.

Cartogram Map

brso4802 — 2025-10-01 13:32:47 UTC

This is a cartogram map of Asia based on population. As expected, India and China are massive, because they house half the earth's population. Russia is very small, its too big and has too little people. While Japan became bloated. The Koreas are fairly maintained. Keeping their sizes. I also didn't even realize Mongolia was on the map until I remembered it was above China.

Dot density map.

brso4802 — 2025-10-01 13:39:49 UTC

This is a dot density Map of Asia, based on fatal landslides, around 2013. As you can see the southern side of the Plateau of Tibet is claiming a lot of victims. The western side in China. Japan also claims a lot of victims. As well basically every where is getting quite a few victims. Especially the mountain ranges, and basically anywhere by sea. (Indonesia, Japan, and Eastern India.)

Map of lowest temps in Europe.

brso4802 — 2025-10-01 13:45:52 UTC

As you can see, some of these countries are obvious. Russia, is extremely cold. And others surprise me, -16 degrees in Portugal is effectively about the temp for me it's just unpleasant to go outside. Obviously the Nordic countries are all fairly similar in temp. But also a lot lower then I thought weirdly.

Birth rate in Asia.

brso4802 — 2025-10-01 13:51:36 UTC

What surprises me most. Is that China isn't higher. As the second most populated country on earth. I also expected India to be higher. But it makes more sense then China. Some of the middle east Countries like Afghan and Yemen are also very high. Syria and Iraq are also higher then China and India. Which is also surprising me.

Most played sports across Asian countries.

brso4802 — 2025-10-02 10:26:08 UTC

As you can see, football/soccer is an overwhelming majority. Having abput 75 percent of the countries in total. Cricket is a far off number 2 in this example, with only about 5 countries to its name. This does make sense, as football/soccer is the most popular sport in the world.

Political Map

brso4802 — 2025-10-02 10:29:27 UTC

This is a political map of Africa. As yoi can see, it displays each countries borders, major roads, major cities and national capitals. It also shows all the major rivers and large bodies of water, like the atlantic, and pacific. As you can see algeria is the biggest country, with countries like Sidan being a runner up.

Physical map of Africa.

brso4802 — 2025-10-02 10:39:10 UTC

This is a Physical map of africa. It shows different elevations, and major bodies of water with different colours. The northern parts of Africa has the sahara desert, and most of it being farily low elevated. Southern and western Africa have fairly high mountain ranges. From South Africa to Ethiopia there seems to be a large mountain range. You can see both the Atlantic and Indian ocean, the Mediterranean, and the Red Sea.

Map of colonial powers pre independence.

brso4802 — 2025-10-02 10:48:12 UTC

As you can see, and as expected, France and Great Britain are the most prevalent Countries. Britain owns a bit if western Africa from North West to South west. While France owns most of Eastern Africa. Belgium is also prevalent as its in between the 2 countries, and is ruling a fairly large country. Portugal and Italy are less prevalent but also there. Owning one and 2 countries.

Most famous sport per country

brso4802 — 2025-10-02 10:52:23 UTC

Foot ball is by far the most popular country in all of Africa. With only 2 other sports, the olympics and rugby, running up. Football is the largest sport in the world but I didn't expect this much of a majority. Not much else to it. But I did not expect that much of a majority.

Most famous sport per country

brso4802 — 2025-10-02 10:52:23 UTC

Political Map

brso4802 — 2025-10-02 15:48:30 UTC

This is a political map of Oceania. It shows the major cities and the oceans surrounding it. The largest country is Australia, followed by Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and New Zealand. You can see the continents are surrounded by the pacific and Indian ocean. You can also see cities like Sydney.

Physical Map

brso4802 — 2025-10-02 15:49:12 UTC

I know this is a map of Australia only, I wasn't able to find a high quality and detailed map of all of Oceania. As you can see, Australia is a very sparse and baron country. It is mainly populated in its few cities at the southern Area. Also in the Southern Area is the Great Dividing Range. Which is a long mountain range by Melbourne and Sydney. The Macdonnell Range is alsk fairly large and has a Desert just up north. There is not many water bodies in Australia, and for the ones there is. They are fairly small, besides the Oceans of course. All the major cities and towns are by shore. Most of Australia is rocky/sandy.

Land Types across New Zealand

brso4802 — 2025-10-03 02:41:22 UTC

Grassland holds the majority of land of New Zealand, with a close second being Forests. This map looks like a far cry of Australia. Less rock and sand and alot more grass, despite them being around the same place. On the northern side of the Island there is also a bunch of swamp land. I also noticed the scrub usuallt surrounds the swamp. Which as far as I know the scrub is very wet. Which may become swamp someday. There is also alpine on the south west direction.

Population Density in Australia.

brso4802 — 2025-10-03 02:46:07 UTC

Australia is an extremely sparsely populated country. 90% of the country lives around the major cities. If you are to go to rhe middle of australia you are probably going to come across a hive of spiders larger then your hand then a human. That I can see. There is two points where its black rather then red. Australia is one of the most sparse countries population wise.

Amount of Rainfall in Australia.

brso4802 — 2025-10-03 02:52:49 UTC

Im suprised there aren't more wildfires in Australia. Not a single area is in the pink, all of it is in the orange-darkblue range. Except for two areas. Atleast the major cities (Sydney, Melbourne, etc.) Are getting some rain. But if anyone is in the yellow and orange layer I'd be suprised they aren't dead by now. Most of Australia gets very little rain. Whike more coastal cities and towns are getting alot more of it.