Cities
Melbourne: How safe do you feel walking?
Melbourne is striving to become a world-class liveable city. Great cities are great places to walk around. Are there road
Read more: Melbourne: How safe do you feel walking?Educational Attainment in America
New York City 1 dot = approximately 25 people age 25+ Los Angeles 1 dot = approximately 25 people age
Read more: Educational Attainment in AmericaDensity comparison of six american metropolises
Based on 2010 Census population data by census block. Census Blocks with Population < 10 are not included. Other urbanized
Read more: Density comparison of six american metropolisesMapping rural-to-urban migration
Rural populations will have reached their absolute high in 2022 with approximately 3.38 billion people. This is only slightly up
Read more: Mapping rural-to-urban migrationThe megaregions of the United States
What if we drew the map of the United States based on how people actually live? Dr. Alasdair Rae and his co-author Dr. Garrett Nelson have developed an empirical approach to identify megaregions using a dataset of more than 4 million ‘commuter flows’ involving the travel to work patterns of 130 million Americans.
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District Mobility: Multimodal Transportation in the District
District Mobility is a tool to visualize multimodal transportation system performance within the District of Columbia as a part of
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Countries with a smaller population than the city of São Paulo (Brazil)
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The megacity economy: seven types of global cities
In 1959, only 30% of the world’s population lived in cities. A century later, that will be flipped. By 2050,
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Map of the Global Cities index
Global developments have had an increasing impact on contemporary cities, regions, and territories from societal, economic, and geographical perspectives. Since
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Map of America’s 50 Largest Metropolitan Areas by Populations
The U.S. Office of Management and Budget determines a Metropolitan Area as one or more neighboring counties, or county-equivalents, that have at least one city no less 50 thousand population, and nearby territory that has a high level of economic and social integration with the core city as estimated by the commuting link. In the U.S. is 392 such metropolitan areas.
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