It all trends toward the Liverpool-Milan axis or the blue banana.
Alcol1979 on
Ireland is more east than south.
Rookie-Crookie on
‘West is the best, the west is the best’
dziki_z_lasu on
I checked the GDP of provinces and actually in Poland it should be marked down, as the richest Masovia, exactly Warsaw that is in the East- Central Poland, second Lower Silesia in South-West, Greater Poland in Central-West, Silesia and Lesser Poland – South Łódzkie in Central, leaving only Pomerania in the North out of provinces above the middle of the stake.
BeginningNice2024 on
Moldova looks strange. The richest part of the country is in the north where you have more fertile land and bigger wealthier farms. If the capital city is thrown in the assessment then this explains why the arrow is pointing southwards… same for France, where the north is a depressed and post industrialised poor region…
RoastedHamster_ on
I wonder what the US looks like
HeemeyerDidNoWrong on
Slovenia west?
neilader on
North for Spain? For some reason I thought Barcelona was the wealthiest part of Spain.
HelpfulYoghurt on
Completely wrong for Czechia, Western side is known to be the poorest, Richest regions are those in the middle
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It feels like in general they are trending toward Switzerland.
can someone turn this into a heatmap based on gdp of specific regions
I can almost see the “banana”
“All roads lead to Switzerland”
A Norman / Bavarian access of wealth in Europe
Portugal
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B&H bucking the trend
A.K.A. map of where the major cities are.
It all trends toward the Liverpool-Milan axis or the blue banana.
Ireland is more east than south.
‘West is the best, the west is the best’
I checked the GDP of provinces and actually in Poland it should be marked down, as the richest Masovia, exactly Warsaw that is in the East- Central Poland, second Lower Silesia in South-West, Greater Poland in Central-West, Silesia and Lesser Poland – South Łódzkie in Central, leaving only Pomerania in the North out of provinces above the middle of the stake.
Moldova looks strange. The richest part of the country is in the north where you have more fertile land and bigger wealthier farms. If the capital city is thrown in the assessment then this explains why the arrow is pointing southwards… same for France, where the north is a depressed and post industrialised poor region…
I wonder what the US looks like
Slovenia west?
North for Spain? For some reason I thought Barcelona was the wealthiest part of Spain.
Completely wrong for Czechia, Western side is known to be the poorest, Richest regions are those in the middle
[https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/documents/4187653/11571499/GDP_per_capita_ver3-01.jpg](https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/documents/4187653/11571499/GDP_per_capita_ver3-01.jpg)
Lithuania ftw
No cyprus?
instructions unclear 50kg bomb inbound
Shouldn’t France be pointing to Switzerland?
Greece: Southern European south vs Balkan north 😀
Basically points to Switzerland…
With the exception of Poland and Ireland, this is basically r/peopleliveincities
ELI5 this map please?
For Republic of Ireland, should point east.
Is this meant to be a serious map? Irelands wealth is distinctly in the east. Not South/North
Fascinating how the trend is towards England and routes that lead to the core geographical areas of the industrial revolution.
I’m from Eastern Bosnia and I can confirm that this map isn’t true
Alps for the win I think
I expected industrial west germany to point left