How the crowd draws
626 drawings of its land border and 849 drawings of its coast, from memory on Borderline’s World map, 16 September 2026 to 27 October 2026.
In numbers
| The real one | The crowd’s | |
|---|---|---|
| Area | 874,000 km²337,000 sq mi | 835,000 km²322,000 sq mi↓4.4% smaller |
| Outline | 7,275 km4,520 mi | 7,031 km4,369 mi↓3.3% shorter |
| Centre | 69.17° E, 29.88° N69.2° E, 29.9° N | 68.80° E, 29.62° N68.8° E, 29.6° N↙46 km south-west29 mi south-west |
| Westernmost | 60.85° E, 29.85° N60.9° E, 29.9° N | 60.93° E, 29.82° N60.9° E, 29.8° N→8 km short5 mi short |
| Easternmost | 77.03° E, 35.03° N77.0° E, 35.0° N | 76.72° E, 35.10° N76.7° E, 35.1° N←29 km short18 mi short |
| Southernmost | 68.16° E, 23.70° N68.2° E, 23.7° N | 68.13° E, 23.73° N68.1° E, 23.7° N↑2 km short1 mi short |
| Northernmost | 74.67° E, 37.05° N74.7° E, 37.1° N | 74.52° E, 36.42° N74.5° E, 36.4° N↓70 km short43 mi short |
Near the land border, 56% of the crowd’s lines run inside Pakistan. Near the coast, 30% run inland.
Borders and coast
| Border with | In the game | The crowd’s |
|---|---|---|
| India | 2,535 km in the game3,190 km officially | 2,457 km the crowd’s↓3.1% shorter |
| Afghanistan | 2,051 km in the game2,670 km officially | 1,963 km the crowd’s↓4.3% shorter |
| Iran | 781 km in the game959 km officially | 755 km the crowd’s↓3.3% shorter |
| China | 317 km in the game438 km officially | 231 km the crowd’s↓27.1% shorter |
| The coast | 1,421 km in the game1,046 km officially | 1,456 km the crowd’s↑2.5% longer |
How it is measured
The crowd’s Pakistan: every few km along the real line, each drawing’s nearest point, inside Pakistan or outside it; the median over a short stretch is where the crowd puts the line there, and the real outline moved by it is the crowd’s. Where the move folds a narrow inlet over itself, the loop is cut.
The 1,475 drawings that scored 10 or more on Borderline’s World map, scribbles left out, the real line the game’s own. Area true to scale; the outline copies the real line’s detail, so its length changes only where the shape moves or a loop is cut. The map lays the 1,000 most recent; the heat map, the crowd’s shape and every figure use all 1,475.
One small piece of Pakistan, 36 km², keeps its real shape, shown flat: islands no round asks players to draw, or too small to measure. They count in no figure.
Draw Pakistan yourself and add your line to the next update.