Alin @tulparmaps

Cartographer & Visual storyteller | open for freelance projects | order a map Joined September 2026

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Alin @tulparmaps

14 hours ago

Lausanne is the only city in Switzerland with a metro system, opened in 1991🇨🇭 In fact, Lausanne is the smallest city that has a full-fledged, automated rapid transit system (Line M2). Also, it is the steepest fully automated metro line in Europe, with changes of around 12%.

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21 hours ago

Denmark and it territories population distribution 🇩🇰

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2 days ago

Italy’s population change 🇮🇹 Data is taken from open sources, hence, data quality is not 100% correct, but it still gives an overview. #italy #map #population #tanaka #relief

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2 days ago

Puerto Rico’s population distribution 🇵🇷

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3 days ago

São Paulo buildings construction years 🇧🇷 Data was taken from official registers, yet the quality of data is not perfect. Some buildings might be off, but it gives overall picture #brasil #map #cartography #urban #brazil

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3 days ago

Brazilian presidential elections, Lula won 🇧🇷

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3 days ago

Monaco population distribution look like a roller coaster 🎢🇲🇨

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4 days ago

@solodimepipe @coaiecrete Got you;)

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4 days ago

@solodimepipe @coaiecrete I have it, you can check the full collection on my TikTok

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4 days ago

A day of a ship traffic in San Francisco Bay Area 🇺🇸 Visualization idea @CraigTaylorViz #ship #water #sf

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4 days ago

Greece railway expansion. Looks kinda sad

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6 days ago

But the story of this island goes beyond its first discovery. Indigenous peoples called Arawak and Kalinago (historically called Carib) were living on that island long before Europeans' arrival. They called this island Louanalao and Hewanorra (which was quite hard to pronounce), which translates as "Island of Iguanas" because of its massive population of Iguanas. Okay, but how did we end up with Saint Lucia? And why was it named after a woman who was living 1200 years before Europeans arrived? It all comes down to Christianity. Lucia of Syracuse was a Roman Christian martyr who was persecuted and killed for refusing to renounce her faith. She is one of the best-known virgin martyrs, and her traditional feast day is on December 13th. And this day is the key reason why the island was named after her. Europeans associated the island's discovery or naming with December 13th, Saint Lucy's feast day. One story links it to the French shipwreck; another suggests that Spanish explorers encountered the island on that date. And that's how a Caribbean island became a unique case in bearing the name of a woman who lived many centuries before.

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a week ago

US railway development in lower 48. Derived from various sources including OpeStreetMap, OpenHistoricalMap, scientific articles, Wikipedia, and other. May include some minor inaccuracies as not all the data has reliable sources and consistent dataset. #unitedstates #railway #trains #map