Guess the map 11: New map at least once per year

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Cant be anything weather-related. It is something that happens a lot more in United Arab Emirates than in the surroundings for example.
 
Number of catastrophic climatic events.
 
Asterix in Britain concludes with Getafix introducing the Gauls to tea, which leads me to conclude that I'm wrong, as Britain and Ireland consume copious amounts of our national drink.
 
Water consumption? (or type of water consumption, etc)

yessss :)

I did choose it because water becomes more and more an issue, also because of population increase, the meat and agriculture, and water engineering and desal plants are on the rise now.
Map was from here: http://chartsbin.com/view/44463
"This chart shows Domestic Water Use by Country.
Domestic water use is water used for indoor and outdoor household purposes— all the things you do at home: drinking, preparing food, bathing, washing clothes and dishes, brushing your teeth, watering the yard and garden, and even washing the dog".

Watering the yard and garden, for that green oasis around your house, is ofc in countries or areas with not much rain a highly water consuming hobby. In Australia 35% in US up to 50%.

UK and Ireland having an abundancy of rain.

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In the English translations, he has always been Getafix. :)
 
TIL Get-a-fix
 
It's a fairly obvious drug reference, so of course I didn't get it when I was a child.
 
Well, no, not least because that doesn't appear to be a pun.
 
Panoramix here too (it is the original name in the french version afaik). But Getafix is hilarious. Any hidden meaning for Panoramix?

It is Kyriakos's turn btw...
 
nevermind
 
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Panoramix is just panoramic with an x. Just like how Asterix and Obelix don't have names related to their personality. Only some secondary characters have thematic names.
 
Wikipedia suggested that panoramic could be taken to mean "he who sees everything", but hey, we're getting rather off-topic. :p
 
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