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Viktor Podvolotsky
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Native Land Digital, a Canadian non-profit organization, has launched an interactive online globe that shows the territories of the world's indigenous peoples and the distribution of their languages.
The map can be rotate and zoom in, considering all boundaries. When clicked, a link to the selected people appears, which takes you to a page with related sites and data sources.
This globe contains information from all over the world, including detailed information about North America, South America, Australia, North Europe and some parts of Asia. Only a few Finno-Ugric peoples in the north are noted on the territory of Russia, including Karelians, Veps, Nenets, Ingrians, Khanty, Selkups, Mansi and Komi.
The developers of the map note that the goal of the project is to inform and educate people about the history and sacredness of lands around the world. The project is still under development and is constantly updated with new data.
Open map Native Land Digital →
