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A Map of the Heaviest Bells in the World

In 1624, John Donne wrote the famous line, “never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee.” The line has been echoed and reproduced over the...

The Fastest Way to Map Data

From spreadsheet to map in three simple steps. Batchgeo is the fastest way to turn your data into interactive maps.

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Add Your Geocaches to an Excel Spreadsheet

Buried treasure isn’t just for pirate-obsessed children. People of nearly any age get excited about the prospect of hidden gems. In the case of geocaching, it’s small containers (called “caches”)...

Top Cities Most Integrated with the Global Economy

When it comes to globalization or international connectedness, researchers classify cities into tiers such as Alpha, Beta, Gamma, and Sufficiency. Each tier is further categorized into sublevels, including Alpha++. Only...

BatchGeo Named Mapping Leader by Sourceforge

BatchGeo has been awarded a Spring 2024 Leader Award by SourceForge, the world’s largest software and services review and comparison website. This award recognizes exceptional companies and products with outstanding...

Make a Custom Google Map of Your Data and Display It on Your Website

As one of the largest companies in the world, Google offers products and services for nearly everyone. Among their most popular is Google Maps. Most of us know how to...

New York Landmarks Mapped

New York is the 27th-largest U.S. state by area—yet it’s also the country’s fourth most populous state. Among its nearly 19.7 million residents are thousands of historic buildings, districts, objects,...

The Population of the World’s Capitals on a Map

A country’s capital can hold a lot of symbolism. Yet depending on the size of the country, the population of these capital cities varies significantly. The largest world capital is...

American Celebrities Born 100 Years Ago on a Map

Exactly 100 years ago, in 1924, a crop of famous people were born that would make great impacts on the world. From politicians to actors, athletes to musicians, they made...

A Map of What Happened 100 Years Ago in 1924

George Santayana said, “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” Let’s do our best to avoid that, starting by looking at major events from 100 years...

120 of the World’s National Birds on a Map

Most people know that the Bald Eagle represents the United States. But can you name the national bird of Argentina or Luxembourg? A total of 114 countries are represented by...

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