Around the world at night, rendered in HD!

Eastern Europe. Northern Mediterranean.

So I found this old post: https://imgur.com/gallery/3kDqX and started checking out this Anton Balazh guy.

Northwestern Europe. British Isles.
So his renders have increasingly developed in quality and detail over the course of years of work , using imagery provided by NASA, among other sources. Pretty bad ass, IMHO.

Nordic nations. Baltic sea. Skyrim, probly. I see Riften up there.
Oh, and when I say "imagery provided by NASA" I mean damn near terabytes of satellite imagery and some "other" material. Ocean floor scans and assorted whatnot? Beats me, but the guy did all his homework and most likely everyone else's, too.

AAAAAAAAAHHHMOTHERLAND!!!!!!!
Literally, all roads lead to Moscow. Like, they designed it that way.
So, in Anton's own words, “Rendering a single image takes … tens of hours on a multi-core computer with 32 GB of RAM,”. Each one of these originally had “20-30 million polygons”, and was 5000x5000 pixels.

Turkey, Georgia (not the one with peaches), Armenia, the Caspian, and Uzbek impostors.
I didn't look for the 5k res images, so you get the comparatively potato quality ones. I'm not gonna do everything for you. I'm OP, not your mother.

Persia and Arabia.
The displayed elevation is absurdly exaggerated, with like 60°+ inclines everywhere, and most of the worlds major mountain ranges extending to the ozone layer, if not beyond the stratosphere entirely.
I like it. It makes all the big things look really small. Conceptually manageable to my brain.

Arabian peninsula, Red Sea, and the horn of Africa.
I'm mostly out of funny or interesting things to write, at this point.
(WAIT, at which point was I EVER interesting OR funny?!? There, took care of that one for you.)

Madagascar.
Yeah, I know you already knew that. You're not an idiot. I have an obligation to at least write something uninteresting and humorless.

South Africa, Capetown, etc.
Where to go? India or Argentina? West, or East? Decisions, decisions...
It's not exactly a Choose-Your-Own-Adventure Book, folks. I gotta make that call for EVERYONE.

India, Sri Lanka, and part of Pakistan.
You guys should look up the Hindu myth of Adam's Bridge. It's a really cool story.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam%27s_Bridge

Mynamar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia.

Papua New Guinea, and Cairns in the Northeast tip of Queensland, Australia.

Middle Earth.
Hobbits, elves, orcs, ents, ogres, and dwarves. Maybe humans. Excuse me; "Numenorians".
Or, New Zealand, if you're dull...

East Coast Rendered at night in HD

Australia.
Sorry, Perth; this is a Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane only party. You weren't invited.

China, Hong Kong, and the islands of Hainan and Taiwan.

Japan, South Korea, and that strange communist dark spot.
Ahh, another interesting fact! Apparently, the city light data was collected by the Suomi NPP satellite.

Alaska and Kamchatka. Thank you, Milton Bradley.
Pretty dark out there...
Is that Sig in the Northwestern?

British Columbia, Washington, California, Mexico, etc.

Southeastern Canukistan, and Midwestern America.

Gulf coast. Atlantic coast.

Caribbean.

A Man, A Plan, A Canal...
Also, Honduras, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Guatemala, Colombia, blah, blah, blah...

Brazil, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia, and all that stuff.
Don't mess with Cusco's groove, Pacha. Wrong lever, Kronk.

Chile, Argentina. Damn near Antarctica, actually...

Also, INB4 crazy Flat Earthers try to disprove this post or something. Seriously, those guys can fuck right off and go watch some Expanding Earth Theory videos or something and make their cranial cavities implode.
For the rest of you who not only acknowledge, but indeed Celebrate a spherical earth, I hope you thoroughly enjoyed our little trip around it. This is only a small sample of Anton's fine work, and I'm sure there are much higher quality versions of all these renders out on the interteubs somewhere.

EDIT: Thanks, my Imgur fam. I appreciate all the love.
Check out the original digital artist, Anton Balazh. He has all kinds of these renders, and probably at least one of the specific area of the globe you're looking for (Including Perth, you adorable Aussies; I love ya).