Maps

A new global map released by the European Commission's Joint Research Centre reveals that 95% of the world's population lives on 10% of the land.

UNESCO has released a detailed map of the world's aquifers, a move the organization hopes will enable more intelligent use of natural resources.

Professor Richard Morill of the University of Washington maps population growth over the past seven years, which shows a continuing pattern of movement towards large metropolitan regions.

New York City's controversial subway map of 1972 is being updated in the current edition of Men's Vogue.