Geographical Center Of Each European Country Compared To Their Capitals

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  1. The centre of France is in Spain apparently

    How is the centre determined, because for the Netherlands that doesn’t quite look like the centre.

  2. This would be much more interesting if it show the coordinates of the center of each European country and give the criteria used to calculate it.

  3. Nice to know that the center of San Marino and Malta are respectively at San Marino and Malta 😀

  4. funny how countries which built Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth have nearly ideal geometric center as capital

  5. Vienna and Bratislava look like they wanted to meet up. Europe’s capitals with the shortest distance between them afaik.

  6. What’s going with Denmark? Shouldn’t Greenland pull it’s geometric center closer to Iceland?

    Or is this map drawn by a Dane who has set their eyes on Skåne?

  7. France is interesting because it has territories far off in the Indian and Atlantic Ocean, but the center still someone averages out to being in Europe

  8. If you’re taking in account the Carribbean Netherlands the geographical center should be somewhere in the Atlantic lol.

  9. This would be interesting to see with a “weighted geographic center.” Is there a term for that? I realize that France, for instance, is thrown off my French Guyana and the territories in the Pacific, but they’re really so small, that they shouldn’t impact the result if there were some form of weighting.

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