Not only do we now know that map size on average is getting bigger for sure, it is now possible to see how big or small a map is relative to other maps, and how fast average size is increasing from the graph and tables. However, there is no way to take everything into account at the same time and come up with organized results, so I ignored all those factors here and used only ramp-to-ramp distance for this map size discussion. I am fully aware that other factors like how close 3rd base is, how many total bases a map has, or simply distance by air can influence how you feel about map size.
To be precise, middle of the ramp is used for starting and ending point, so it is slightly shorter than the rax to rax distance. The distance from one barracks to another barracks is the map size definition here. Picture 1rax2depot wall at both Terran bases in TvT. Rush distance = Map size in this definition. In this thread, Map Size is defined with the distance between a ramp at one main base and a ramp at another main base. Another way that is more relevant to actual SC2 play needs to be used for comparison. Although this statement is true, it is very boring and not so meaningful to simply compare map sizes this way.
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