The maps here show the world as it is now, with only one difference: All the ice on land has melted and drained into ... by 600 million Chinese would flood, as would all of Bangladesh, population ...

In the meantime, though, the publication has created an interactive map showing how the world will look once all the ice has melted and the sea begins to rise. The map shows each continent ...

What would the world look ... magazine's interactive "If All The Ice Melted" graphics up on their website. In the image, sea level has risen 216 feet. They let us post a few of the maps here.

This isn’t just a dramatic visualization; the maps reflect ... If all of Earth’s land ice were to melt, the rise in sea levels would displace coastal cities around the world.

National Geographic explains: "The maps here show the world as it is now, with only one difference: all the ice on land has melted and drained ... Chinese people would flood, as would all of ...

Narrator: Ninety-nine percent of all freshwater ice on Earth is sitting on ... and London would drown in the apocalyptic mass flood, forcing up to 40% of the world's population out of their ...

From Houston to Istanbul, Los Angeles to Berlin, cities around the world would be drowned. Current global hotspots like Qatar would disappear from the map ... that all ice on Earth will melt ...

Bangladesh and a huge chunk of China would be lost beneath the sea if all the world’s ice melted, according to maps produced by National Geographic magazine. The interactive online maps show a ...

The University of Washington planner has created a map showing what Seattle ... the estimated amount it would rise if all the world’s ice sheets melted. A rise in the sea level of that magnitude ...

This startling map shows what Great Britain would look like if all of Earth's ice melted today - and it's ... effects that reach across the world and threaten native species.