#valeriepieris circle

[mapsontheweb]

Where half of the world lives: 69 out of top 100 cities in Valeriepieris circle

by u/sataky

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Fun fact a redditor u/valeriepieris came up with this.

[metamatar]

One of my favourite maps is the Valeriepieris circle which is a circle in the south china sea that includes more than half of the world's population

As of 2015, half of the world's population lived within a 3,300-kilometer (2,050 mi) radius of the city of Mong Khet in Myanmar.

[andmaybegayer]

looking at the Valeriepieris Circle and feeling incredibly fucked up

[charlesoberonn]

Rice > Bread > Noodles > Potatoes

People from inside the Valeriepieris circle be like

[slicedblackolives]

better than you because i in fact know what goes on in the valeriepieris circle

[sdickers]

A Small Circle in Asia Contains More Than Half the World's Population | HowStuffWorks

A Small Circle in Asia Contains More Than Half the World’s Population | HowStuffWorks

The Valeriepieris circle is only 5,000 miles wide. HowStuffWorks gives the details of one teacher’s fascinating discovery about the human population. — Read on science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/earth/geophysics/small-circle-asia-more-half-worlds-population.htm

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Valeriepieris Circle

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[ivereadthis]

 Trending Places See All Get the magazine The ultimate source of travel inspiration plus 2 free gifts Subscribe More Than Half the World's Population Lives Inside This Circle by June 12, 2017 In this week's Maphead, Ken Jennings explores Valeriepieris circle, a 2,500-mile radius in Asia that co

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A Small Circle in Asia Contains More Than Half the World's Population The Valeriepieris circle is only 5,000 miles wide. HowStuffWorks gives the details of one teacher's fascinating discovery about the human population. By Samy Morsy

from I.T MAN http://ift.tt/1cjthd7 via IFTTTBy Samy Morsy