Who’s Going Where?
- Posted by: GOOD
- on January 6, 2009 at 4:20 pm
People are moving around the world constantly—either toward opportunity or away from misfortune and fear. This is where people are going, and where they are coming from.
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DISCUSSION: 3 Comments
An interesting sidenote to this is this map (via Kottke) that shows the travel time to a major city from any place on earth, as well as the major shipping lanes.
Thanks for posting that link Morgan.Very interesting map.
A truly informative map/informational piece. I think it’s a great macro-informational piece, I would be curious to see micro-informational pieces for various countries, especially the ones which are gaining in population. Where are these people migrating to? I assume large cities, if so which ones? Maybe I’m wrong. Maybe I should buy real estate then?