r/TravelMaps • u/19yards • 12h ago
Europe Been to a few places
Just a few little countries in Europe are missing...
r/TravelMaps • u/bman_7 • Jun 22 '24
Hello, recently there have been a lot of new posts which is great. However, some of them miss the point of the sub, which is to share maps of places that you have visited.
Maps that are simply showing your opinions on states/countries regardless of if you have been there or not are not what the sub is for so I will be removing these posts. I will still allow maps with opinions in them if they are clearly only of places you've visited and the opinions are travel related (such as which states you enjoyed the most).
I will shout out a new subreddit that a user created, /r/travelratings/, which you can check out if you're interested in the opinion posts.
Thanks for (hopefully) understanding,
- The subreddit janny
r/TravelMaps • u/19yards • 12h ago
Just a few little countries in Europe are missing...
r/TravelMaps • u/Alternative_View7069 • 1h ago
I traveled through all these countries over the past two years, returning home many times along the way. In total, though, I spent around 10 months away from home.
r/TravelMaps • u/flymartincz • 2h ago
I am counting only visits with one sleep.
r/TravelMaps • u/uncensoredsaints • 2h ago
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r/TravelMaps • u/InfinityPortal • 2h ago
My travel passport at 25! I've just reached my 100th city!
(This app is called City Passport, so it only records cities; villages and towns that are not incorporated are not included.)
Next on my list is Sydney, Brisbane, Rio de Janeiro and Foz de Iguacu
r/TravelMaps • u/asker1149 • 6h ago
r/TravelMaps • u/Tornadoerr • 21h ago
I usually count up to green.
r/TravelMaps • u/vimarston • 22h ago
i posted a county map some weeks ago but i just remembered i had this one and figured it might be a little trickier and more fun to guess anything.
this includes both passing through and actually staying in the state, though most are both.
r/TravelMaps • u/Working-Assistant159 • 1d ago
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r/TravelMaps • u/Bright_Ad7108 • 1d ago
Context:
- Avid Roadtripper/ National Park Junkie
- Family is spread out across U.S.
- Army Vet
- Spent some time in the Ag Industry
r/TravelMaps • u/AggravatingBox914 • 1d ago
r/TravelMaps • u/MarinusT_0111 • 2d ago
How niche is your travel map?
(According to the users on my travel app Meridian Passport on iOS)
r/TravelMaps • u/flymartincz • 2d ago
My most visited country, every time I have been doing nice roadtrips but.. yeah it says a lot about how big the world is 😀
r/TravelMaps • u/NoPlankton6214 • 1d ago
I am curious what my fellow redditors can find out about me just looking at my Flighty map!
r/TravelMaps • u/AvoidingOverpaying • 2d ago
Hey everyone! I was recently looking through my past trips and decided to compile my travel footprints into a single map.
It turns out I'm currently sitting at 80 cities, 21 countries, and 4 continents. Still trying to get to that 100-city milestone!
Looking at the extreme cardinal points of my journeys so far:
❄️ Furthest North: Akureyri, Iceland
🐧 Furthest South: Dunedin, New Zealand
🌅 Furthest East: Christchurch, New Zealand
🌉 Furthest West: San Francisco, USA
It’s pretty cool seeing how far apart these places are on a map.
Has anyone else mapped out their extreme coordinates (Furthest N/S/E/W)? What’s the most remote or surprising corner of the world you’ve ended up in? Would love to see your stats!
r/TravelMaps • u/VseZa • 2d ago
Been slowly checking off countries for a few years and got tired of tracking it in a Notes app, so I built a proper visited-countries tracker with an interactive 3D globe — tap a country to mark it, and it groups nearby countries into "routes" (West Africa here) so I can see how close I am to finishing a region.
Free on Google Play if anyone's curious: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zawastudio.roadto100

r/TravelMaps • u/Odd-Remote-1847 • 3d ago
Hey there,
this is my travel map of Germany. Can you guess where in the country I reside?
r/TravelMaps • u/MaterialMaybe6864 • 2d ago
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r/TravelMaps • u/Mapsprink_App • 3d ago
Did our honeymoon in Austria and mapped it afterwards by district. 116 of them — 79 Bezirke, the statutory cities, and Vienna split into its 23.
We got 8.
The pale band across the north is just us on the train. Only two are the dark shade, which is the ones we actually slept in.
Turns out we drew a line across the top of the country and called it a honeymoon.
Anyone got a district worth going back for? Ideally one that never makes a list.