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U.S. Housing Units Built by Era (1940 – 2009)
The U.S. states with the oldest housing – % built before 1960 New York – 56.5% (Median year built: 1956)
Read more: U.S. Housing Units Built by Era (1940 – 2009)Major religious families by counties of the United States
Source: religionatlas.org Related post: – Largest denominations families in the United States (1971 – 2010)
Read more: Major religious families by counties of the United StatesLargest denominations families in the United States (1971 – 2010)
Largest denominational family per state (1971 – 2010) Second largest denominational family per state (1971 – 2010) Third largest denominational
Read more: Largest denominations families in the United States (1971 – 2010)History of Dublin Mapped
There is an archaeological discussion regarding where and when Dublin formed, with a settlement founded by the Gaels during or before the 7th century Common Era.
Read more: History of Dublin MappedDrought Duration by U.S. County
Youtube version Drought duration in the U.S., 2010 Drought duration in the U.S., 2011 Drought duration in the U.S., 2012
Read more: Drought Duration by U.S. CountyBreathing city: Manhattan’s at work & home population animated by hour
The Population of Manhattan, Hour-by-Hour Comparing the population of the Manhattan and Dakotas Related posts:– New York City Subway stations renamed
Read more: Breathing city: Manhattan’s at work & home population animated by hourDemocracy Index (2016)
The United States fell below the threshold for a “full democracy” in 2016 and is now considered a “flawed democracy”.
Read more: Democracy Index (2016)Drought severity and duration in the U.S. (2010 – 2016)
YouTube Drought severity and duration in the United States (2010) Drought severity and duration in the United States (2011) Drought
Read more: Drought severity and duration in the U.S. (2010 – 2016)Droughts in California (2011 – 2016)
Related posts: – Drought severity and duration in the U.S. (2010 – 2016)
Read more: Droughts in California (2011 – 2016)How Germans Roast Each Other: Germany Stereotype Maps
Germany’s 83 million people have strong opinions about their neighbors across the state border — and the internet turned those opinions into maps. These three are blunt, sometimes uncomfortable, and oddly accurate about how Germans talk about each other when no one’s supposed to be listening.
Read more: How Germans Roast Each Other: Germany Stereotype Maps