If you're new to a city, and you need to know how to get anywhere, you look at a map. But a Google Map of San Francisco, for example, doesn't tell you where you can get "real dim sum." Or where the ...

In a nutshell, comedian Trent Gillaspie summarizes New York City as “the city that never sleeps with the same person twice.” It’s important information to know if you’re a tourist visiting the most ...

Last summer, Milwaukee received the Judgmental Map treatment, with a graphic of the city irreverently marking its various segregations and stereotypes. And apparently Milwaukee can't get enough of ...

This is your first of three free stories this month. Become a free or sustaining member to read unlimited articles, webinars and ebooks. When the blog Judgmental Maps features a city, the ...

Will Nunziata’s recent judgmental map of Williamsburg is the latest attempt at breaking down NYC’s neighborhoods into as many generalizations as possible while offending/making us laugh. We covered a ...

Judgmental NYC maps all seem to dip into the same formula: start with a base of cliches, throw in a portion of over-generalizations, add a dash of snark, pepper with obnoxious trolling, and top it off ...

Judgmental Maps, the site behind last year’s brutal map of Orlando, recently released a new Magic Kingdom edition, and it’s just as “judgy” as you’d expect. Click the photo above for a larger version.

After staring at the Judgmental Denver map for a good twenty minutes late last Thursday night, I decided to write some thoughts on the neighborhood(s) I call home, and salute the map’s then-unknown ...

The latest Disney-based internet sensation comes to us from the folks at Judgmental Maps, whose latest post is a no-holds-barred interpretation of the attractions at (and visitors of) Magic Kingdom ...

So where do you live … “Designer Babies” or “Windermere Wannabe”? “Jesus World” or “Pill Mill”? Yesterday tumblog Judgmental Maps (slogan: “Your city. Judged”) published their take on Orlando, and if ...