Map of the Internet
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Mapping the Digital World
In a world of infinite digital connections, this map brings order to the chaos. Created by visionary artist Martin Vargic, The Map of the Internet is a captivating visualization of the world wide web from 2020 to 2024, charting thousands of websites as distinct countries in a detailed and immersive landscape. This is more than just a map - it’s a reflection of the digital age.
The level of detail on the map is incredible, and the frame surrounding the main map is filled with fascinating statistics...
See the chaos of the internet in this ridiculously detailed world map... It’s a tool to chart your course through the unknown.
...fascinating Map of the Internet... It’s easy to get lost in looking at all the sites that make up the world.
Over 1,000 Hours of Research and Design
To craft The Map of the Internet, Martin Vargic spent over a year meticulously researching, designing, and mapping out the digital world. With over 3,000 websites represented as countries, every detail was placed with precision - from social networks to e-commerce giants, each site is scaled by its web traffic and grouped by category. Drawing on historical map-making techniques, Vargic fused tradition with modern data to create a visual masterpiece that reflects the internet’s complexity today.
3,000+
Websites Mapped and Categorized
20,000+
Cities Representing Features and Services
A 10-Year Journey
In 2014, Martin Vargic captured the imagination of millions with the original Map of the Internet, a viral sensation that visualized the digital world like never before.
In 2021, he released a major update, vastly expanding the detail and scope of the map.
The current version, refreshed for 2024, captures the continued evolution of the digital world, using data from 2020 to 2024 to provide a modern, comprehensive view.
2014
2024
A Map Like No Other...
Traditional Cartography Meets Modern Data
Inspired by the elegance of historical maps, with a modern twist to capture today’s online landscape.
Hidden Details for the Curious
Explore regions like the Dark Web, Internet Pioneers, and the Wastelands of obsolete websites.
Turn Your Wall Into a Space of Knowledge
Perfect for classrooms, offices, and living spaces, this map is both a work of art and an intellectual masterpiece.
Here Are Some Sections You'll Find in the Map...
Discover the massive landmasses of social networks like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, where each platform dominates its own region with millions of users connecting worldwide.
Explore the massive kingdoms of online shopping, with giants like Amazon and Alibaba ruling vast territories, alongside smaller yet influential startups.
The Gaming Realm is a diverse and rapidly growing region. While platforms like Roblox and NetEase are major players, many smaller but equally influential platforms help shape the gaming landscape, creating a vibrant community of players, developers, and streamers.
Discover the territories of the world’s most influential news organizations, from CNN and BBC to emerging digital media. This section highlights the global hubs where news and information flow freely across the internet.
At the corners of the map, you’ll find a range of fascinating statistics and mini-maps. From internet users to global trends, these insights offer a deeper look into the web—and there’s so much more to explore.
Discover the massive landmasses of social networks like Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube, where each platform dominates its own region with millions of users connecting worldwide.
Explore the massive kingdoms of online shopping, with giants like Amazon and Alibaba ruling vast territories, alongside smaller yet influential startups.
The Gaming Realm is a diverse and rapidly growing region. While platforms like Roblox and NetEase are major players, many smaller but equally influential platforms help shape the gaming landscape, creating a vibrant community of players, developers, and streamers.
Discover the territories of the world’s most influential news organizations, from CNN and BBC to emerging digital media. This section highlights the global hubs where news and information flow freely across the internet.
At the corners of the map, you’ll find a range of fascinating statistics and mini-maps. From internet users to global trends, these insights offer a deeper look into the web—and there’s so much more to explore.
Support the Artist
Martin Vargic
Martin Vargic, a self-taught artist from Slovakia, began creating maps as a teenager, driven by a fascination with both history and technology. His work is fueled by curiosity and a passion for blending art with information. Known for his meticulous attention to detail, Martin’s creations turn complex subjects into engaging visual pieces.
A portion of each sale goes directly to Martin, helping him to continue creating these unique projects.