We pinpointed locations of compounds which were affected by the earthquake in Afghanistan.

Our team mapped four different canals affected by the collapse of the Kakhovka dam in Ukraine.

This map shows the change in crop diversity, in Afghanistan, compared to the year before.

This map is not just a bad map, it's a terrible one! Some think that Africa is a country, not a continent.

A member of our team drew a map of Europe from memory, it' pretty accurate right?

We compared the levels of impact on agricultural and urban areas following a Pakistani flood.

We navigated down the river Wey on kayaks. At the end we had biscuits and tea!

This map compares the before and after of our investigation into undocumented huts in Uganda.

We mapped cultivation changes in crops throughout a province in Afghanistan using hexagons.

Our team visited San Diego in July 2023. Whilst there, we did some exploring…

In 1842, the British left Kabul. On January 6th, they began their retreat, leaving destruction behind.

Following an eruption of a volcano, our team created an interactive map to show its impact.

This chloropleth map links Donbas population and duration under Russian control.

Our team created a map to show the levels of air quality and elevation in the United Kingdom.

We used OpenStreetMap to locate huts, schools, roads in Uganda, and calculated distances between them.

This map provides a hotspot analysis of erosion rates forTimor-Leste, located in Oceania.

This map shows the production and trade links of the ephedra drug, in Afghanistan.

Rainfall is vital to Earth's atmospheric water cycle. This map visualises rainfall in Afghanistan.

Members of the team recorded their movements for five minutes, look at us go!

This map shows Pedro (an enthusiastic dog) making his rounds of the great outdoors.

We visualised our geospatial analysis of farmers and their levels of livelihoods in Afghanistan.

A member of our team mapped three magnetic north poles to show that North isn't always up.

A simple map with countries beginning with 'D' extruded. .......with ESRI's basemaps...

In black and white, this map depicts declining water levels post-Kakhovka dam attack.

A member of our team looked into different ice concentrations from 2015-2100 in Antarctica.

This is a very minimal map of the world, and a pin showing where Alcis is based.

On a map of Kansas, we placed a dot for each woman named Dorothy. There's no place like home!

A member of our team recorded a surf session to show the transition from map to a nautical chart.

We looked at the population of Lamogi, Uganda, and created a map showing different distances.

For the final day of this map challenge, we voted for our favorite map, and we chose this infographic.