How much of the internet have you visited? If you're looking to go exploring, Ruslan Enikeev has created a map. It took over a year, but the image shows a 2011 web universe centered around Google and Facebook, where each country has its own color, size matters, and a galaxy dubbed Pornland exists. We even have our own little corner in the outer rings of LinkedIn.
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• Infographic: A Gargantuan Map Of The Internet | Co.Design
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Maybe I don't get how does it work but I've seen Wikipedia nowhere. Are included just the ones that the guy uses (I've noticed Freedictionary) or I'm just growing blind?
Link to this page for the internet map: http://internet-map.net/
It's the guy who made it and it's a much, much, much better interface (I can't stress that enough). You can search for wikipedia.org (it looks about the size of yahoo).