6.8% of the UK is classified as urban, compared to 41.3% classified as farmland. What do the recent UK NEA report figures actually mean in a real context?
-Graham Odds
6.8% of the UK is classified as urban, compared to 41.3% classified as farmland. What do the recent UK NEA report figures actually mean in a real context?
-Graham Odds
via sweetdreamsalways & honeybunchesofgoats:
The United Kingdom explained. With many Venn diagrams!
TM the BBC.
A chart I made in an attempt to understand the old British monetary system.
Sorry if the coins are wrong. I’m a silly American.
-silkandvelvet
This is more confusing than the imperial system of measurement…
Four pages of sweet sweet charts!
via a-mandolin
Everything you ever wanted to know about the world’s supercomputers, in a single interactive chart by the BBC.
“I use this when my UK friends bitch about Americans being dumb and not knowing anything. Of course, they only have a very vauge idea of what New England, the South, Midwest, and West mean.”
Comparison of schools in the US and UK.
via museumsandstuff
everything you ever wanted to know about the UK General Election.
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