Mind The Map delivers video essays on urban planning, cities, and geography, evidenced by titles about transit, metro history, and urban design. The channel blends deep-dives and explainers with occasional historical or speculative scenarios, utilizing keywords like urban planning, urban design, and city geography. Content is published regularly (as of the data) with an average view per video around 480.6K and a catalog of 66 videos since joining in 2017.
Similar Channels
We found 46 YouTube channels similar to Mind The Map
Strong search overlap on urban planning and city geography queries (100% and 76% content alignment) suggests they attract a similar audience; Mind The Map and Urban Planner Explained both explore how cities are laid out and planned, though their presentation styles differ.
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High content similarity (79%) around public transit planning and historic routes aligns with Mind The Map's focus, and the search overlap (58%) indicates a shared audience interested in metro history and planning.
Similarly targets urban planning and transport concepts with a strong content match (77%), and substantial search overlap for city geography and planning topics, indicating audiences and topics converge closely.
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Although search overlap is low (10%), imperatur covers city geography and city infrastructure with high content similarity (79%), suggesting they attract a related audience but differ in topic emphasis or presentation style.
Shares key topics (urban planning and public transit planning) with a solid content similarity (77%), and a notable search overlap (14%), indicating a related but distinct approach to urban design and transportation.
Moderate search overlap (25%) paired with substantial content overlap (67%) shows a shared audience around civil engineering cities, though the channel emphasizes engineering methodology more than Mind The Map.
Content Landscape
Top competitors include Urban Planner Explained (86% match) and RMTransit (71% match). Both share overlapping queries with Mind The Map such as urban planning, city geography, transport planning, and metro history. Not Just Bikes (52% match) and City Beautiful (61% match) also compete on similar queries like urban planning and public transit planning, with City Beautiful being notably larger (739K subscribers) than Mind The Map, while RMTransit (346K) and Urban Planner Explained (50.7K) vary in size. The common thread is analysis and explainers around city infrastructure, transit systems, and urban design.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which YouTube channels are most similar to Mind The Map?
Urban Planner Explained (50.7K subscribers, ~86% match) and RMTransit (346K subscribers, ~71% match) are Mind The Map's biggest competitors. City Beautiful (739K subscribers, ~61% match) also competes closely. All three channels focus on urban planning, transit, and city design topics, similar to Mind The Map's emphasis on cities, urban planning, and geography.
What type of content does Mind The Map make?
Mind The Map creates content about urban planning, city design, and geographic-focused transit topics, as indicated by video titles like Why Germany has 11 FAKE Bus Stops, The Riskiest Route to West-Berlin: Transit through the Soviet Sector, Explained, and East Berlin's RISKIEST Escape Route: Cold War Ghost Stations Explained. The channel averages about 480.6K views per video, with recent uploads aligning to high-views in the hundreds of thousands. Upload frequency is described as ~? uploads/week, based on the provided data.
How do we determine which channels are similar to Mind The Map?
We analyze Mind The Map's recent videos, generate topic-relevant search queries, check YouTube search results, and compare the meaning of each channel's content to measure similarity. The result is a ranked list sorted by SERP overlap, semantic similarity, and search appearances.
