Russia will not use new maps of the world, where the country's territory is two times smaller than usual
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EBCThe Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) will release, as of tomorrow (7), the Independence Day of Brazil, on the site of its store. The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) will release, as of tomorrow (7), the Day of Independence of Brazil, on the site of its store. The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) will release, as of tomorrow (7), the Day of Independence of Brazil, on the site of i…
Russia will not use new maps of the world, where the country's territory is two times smaller than usual
Russia will not use new maps of the world, where the country's territory is two times smaller than usual. The UN General Assembly adopted the "cartographic" resolution, which was supported by Russia, among others. At the same time, nothing will change...
The United Nations General Assembly on Friday approved a resolution supporting the transition from the traditional Mercator projection to the “Equal Earth” projection. The current map, created in the 16th century, shrinks continents near the equator and expands those near the North Pole due to distortions caused by the flattening of a spherical image. As a result, the Mercator map made Europe and North America appear larger than they actually ar…
The Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics (IBGE) will release, from tomorrow (7), Independence Day of Brazil, on the website of its store, access to the Brazilian world maps launched from 2024 to 2026. The most recent version was approved globally, on the last Friday (4), at the United Nations General Assembly (UN).The meeting is the opportunity for heads of state and government of the Member States to discuss global topics and propose…
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