Submitted by symmy546 t3_zz0muf in dataisbeautiful
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LordOysteryn t1_j29r0po wrote
Except Nepal was never a part of the British Raj...
DerVogelMann t1_j29uzif wrote
True! Good catch
LCranstonKnows t1_j2cz6lc wrote
Not yet at least
symmy546 OP t1_j28psas wrote
The map was made with Python using rasterio to read the data and earthpy/matplotlib to plot the data.
Data source - GMTED2010
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BlunderBus3445 t1_j2a0at2 wrote
What's the color scale on this? Can you repost with a color bar?
kaishinoske1 t1_j2c8ipv wrote
Am I the only one that sees a weird unicorn?
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Landcruiser70 t1_j2cl12m wrote
I see it! Head and horn facing south east
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uselessadjective t1_j2ddp0z wrote
Awesome work!
Any chance you can add 'legend' as well ? Whites usually represent snow and blue reperesents water generally.
symmy546 OP t1_j2dge8u wrote
It's a contour map. There is no white
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nonsenseSpitter t1_j2chfls wrote
Why are the plains colored white and the mountains colored green? Most of the green part on this map is mountains of Nepal and India.
Blarg_III t1_j2ctysh wrote
It's a topographical map, which traditionally use colour to represent elevation, darker colours usually being higher and lighter colours being lower.
DerVogelMann t1_j294248 wrote
Very beautiful and technically well done.
Though as a joint map AND history nerd I'm obliged to say that with the addition of Myanmar and the exclusion of Sri Lanka, this is actually a map of the old British Raj, not the Indian Subcontinent.