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I wanted to give everyone an overview of all the mazes of the week that were featured on the site this year (#’s 53-104). If you want to watch the mazes I made a video showing each (shown below).

Some statistics about the 52 mazes I featured this year:

It includes 26 building mazes, 9 monument mazes, 6 sign mazes, 3 character mazes, 2 animal mazes, 2 scene mazes, an item, map, planet and a ship.
17 mazes were from the USA, 8 mazes in Mexico, 4 India, 4 England, 2 Germany, 2 Canada, as well as mazes from Azerbaijan, China, Iceland, Myanmar, Scotland, Spain and Saudi Arabia.
12 were made in black and white, 7 in both color and black and white versions, and 33 in full color !

Here are the 52 weekly mazes in order (with links to their downloads):

Watch all of the mazes below and don’t forget to vote for your favorite maze !

I wanted to update a blog post I ended 2022 with when I reviewed every maze from 2022 and commemorate the unveiling of my Maze of the week #100 on Monday.

Some statistics about the 100 mazes I featured:

It includes 42 building mazes, 25 sign mazes, 14 monument mazes, 4 landscape mazes, 4 sculpture mazes and 11 “other” mazes.
61 were based on locations in the USA, 9 in Mexico, 4 India, 4 England, 2 Germany and 2 Canada. 10 other countries had 1 maze.
25 were made in black and white, 17 in color and black and white versions, and 58 in full color !

Here are the 100 weekly mazes in order (with links to their downloads):

For 2022 I allowed people to vote on the maze of the year and my maze of the Rock n Roll HOF Museum in Cleveland won. You can read about the final voting here, and watch the video of the best below. I mention all of this so you will come back and vote for the 2023 mazes of the year which opens in December !