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Map of the internet shows worlds most popular websites represented as countries and grouped into regions Website categories include search engines, news sites and social networks shown on different continents Daily Mail can be found just off the Tabloid Strait and has cities including DailyMailTV, Femail and You Mag The map was created by Slovakian designer Martin Vargic with aim of comparing website popularity in future

Map of the internet shows popular websites represented as countries Sam Tonkin For Mailonline What would the internet look like if it was laid out across a world map? Well thanks to a Slovakian designer, the World Wide Web can now be seen in cartography form, with the worlds most popular websites represented as countries in this high-resolution image. Inspired by the design of historical maps, it groups together websites in categories such as search engines, news sites, social n...