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Atlante Assurdo: mappe piccole, conseguenze enormi

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An Italian editorial project explaining how narrow straits, strange borders, divided islands, corridors, and infrastructure shape trade, security, history, and power.

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For: Readers of geography, geopolitics, infrastructure, and global trade
Worth noticing: Each planned or published explainer pairs a map shape with a memorable measurement and a concrete consequence.

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The project organizes its geography coverage around chokepoints, enclaves, divided islands, narrow corridors, and infrastructure whose physical dimensions create outsized effects. Its homepage names both global examples—Suez, Hormuz, Malacca, and Bab el-Mandeb—and Italian subjects such as the Strait of Messina and MOSE. The free dossier is described as containing 25 maps, while a premium PDF and public table are presented separately.

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