My #30DayMapChallenge 2024. 30 days, 30 maps: my November adventure… | by Glenn Kong | December 2024

30 days, 30 maps: my November adventure in digital cartography

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He #30DayMapChallenge is a social media event where map enthusiasts create maps based on daily themes throughout the 30 days of November. You can find more details here. Posting every day is not really mandatory; many participants simply choose to focus on their favorite topics.

Having witnessed the #30DayMapChallenge for many years, this year is my first time participating. At first I thought it would be incredibly difficult, but I quickly discovered that the hardest part was just getting started. Now, after surviving all of November, I'm proud to say that I successfully completed the challenge and created 30 maps in 30 consecutive days.

In this article, I'll share the maps I created for the challenge, along with some of my thoughts during the process and the tools I used.

1. Australian Digital Boundary Archives
2. Copernicus Navigator
3. Historical Atlas of Queensland
4. Humanitarian data exchange
5. Global Integrated Trading Solution
6. Open Data Portal, Ministry of Digital Affairs, Taiwan
7. Digital Atlas of Australia