Guess the Map VI: Retroactive Cartographer

[classical_hero]

We should have a blank map in the OP, so we can make maps ourselves.

 

[dwaxe]

Specific image suggestions?

 

[emzie]

So I won? Well, feel free to make a new map anyone.

% of population doing something; no idea how Monaco is over 100% though

excluding Monaco, Falklands #1

 

[Heretic_Cata]

% of population doing something;

Prostitutes

 

[dwaxe]

Percent owning property?

 

[phoenix_sprite]

% of the population who consume tea or coffee.

Edit: oops, I guessed wrong I suppose. (I just looked at Asia)

 

[classical_hero]

Condom use?

 

[uat2d]

Yes, I also saw the condomuse.png

But more than 100%? What, do people from Monaco use on average more than 1 condom? That's obviously bad data!

 

[mitsho]

I guess Condom Use is a mislead... ;-)

Monaco can be explained by the fact that it is such a hilly, small and expensive city that many people are commuting there from Nice which is practically next door. Monaco also houses the home "adress" of many many rich jetsetters, f. e. practically all Formula One drivers "live" in Monaco (the rest lives in Switzerland).

So, if there was not the number of 100% given, I'd say some occupation...

Commuters? Foreign Direct Investments?

 

[hoplitejoe]

Blank map.

Please add to OP, I had to get this by changing a contre map.

 

[NiRv4n4]

There's a fairly obvious divide between east and west here; question is, what do Chile, Scandinavia, and the Anglo-sphere have in common? Is it something to do with technology? Or maybe language?

 

[hoplitejoe]

For me the biggest outliers would be Taiwan, Malaysia (Singapore,Brunei), The United Arab Emirates, Qatar (Bahrain).

 

[classical_hero]

Well obviously condom use is mislead.

I am thinking that it might be about percentage of people gambling?

 

[Floating Pants]

% of people who ride bicycles?

EDIT: oops, read that backwards.

So, % of people who drive cars/ride buses?

 

[emzie]

There's a fairly obvious divide between east and west here; question is, what do Chile, Scandinavia, and the Anglo-sphere have in common? Is it something to do with technology? Or maybe language?

It's tech-related, yes.

edit: looking at the map, it's hard to distinguish dark blue from dark red on the islands -- the channel islands, Aaland (or whatever the Swedish-speaking islands off Finland are called) are sub 5% the Falklands and Faeroe islands are both over 50%

 

[BigTin]

% of population that owns a tv?

 

[mitsho]

no, it needs to be something that can supercede 100%, so it would rather be number of TVs per 100 people or something like that. Or do I see that wrong? And I fail to see why they'd need so many TV's on Falkland...

 

[Algeroth]

% of people using satelite TV?

 

[emzie]

no, it needs to be something that can supercede 100%, so it would rather be number of TVs per 100 people or something like that. Or do I see that wrong? And I fail to see why they'd need so many TV's on Falkland...

It's population engaged in something. So it shouldn't be able to surpass 100% but for Monaco it did. I would guess that's due to a higher population than might be "resident" in Monaco but I'm not sure.

So % population doing / using something is along the right paths, but it's not TV no.

 

[uat2d]

% of people who use the internet on a daily basis?