Number 25 : This map divides the world into seven sections, with each section containing one billion people.

Number 24 : This map shows where 2 % of Australia 's population lives.

Number 23 : It may not come as a surprise at this point but more people live inside this circle than outside of it.

Number 22 : This map shows what's on the other side of the world from where you 're standing.

For the most part, it's almost guaranteed to be water.

Number 21 : Apparently you can't get Big Mac s everywhere.

This map shows the countries that have McDonald's in red.

Number 20 : This time the countries in red drive on the right side of the road.

Number 19 : The countries in white are the ones that England has never invaded.

There are only 22 of them.

Number 18 : These were all of the world 's internet connections in 1969.

Number 17 : These are all the countries that heavily restrict internet access today.

Number 16 : These countries were all communist at one point.

Number 15 : These are the countries that don't use the metric system.

Number 14 : This is a map of where Google Street View is available.

Number 13 : These are all the landlocked nations of the world.

Number 12 : And this is what the world would look like if all the countries with coastlines sank.

Number 11 : This is a map of all the rivers in the United States.

Number 10 : And these are all the rivers that feed into the Mississippi River.

Number 9 : This is a rather depressing map of the highest paid public employees in the United States.

Number 8 : And this is the United States on the Moon.

Number 7 : This is the longest straight line you can sail.

It goes all the way from Pakistan to Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia, for a total of 20, 000 miles.

Number 6 : This is a map of 19th century shipping lanes that outlines the continents.

Number 5 : This map shows every country that has ever operated an aircraft carrier.

Number 4 : This map highlights the countries with the most skyscrapers in red and orange.

Number 3 : This map shows the world 's largest donors of foreign aid.

Number 2 : These are all of the most photographed places in the world.

And Number 1 : And these are all the places where you can get eaten by a great white shark.