Cultural cartography
Cartographic representation of cultural explanations of definite areas.
African Americans by U.S. state over 100 years
While no state has had an African American majority since 1930 (Mississippi dipped below 50% in 1940) the D.C. had
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Most popular baby names by U.S. State
The most popular baby names in the United States 2019 were Olivia for girls and Liam for boys, but how does the popularity of names differ within U.S. states?
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LGBT Acceptance in Europe
LGBT acceptance in Europe has undergone a significant transformation over the years, resulting in a diverse landscape of attitudes, legal protections, and social dynamics. While general trends reflect a higher level of acceptance compared to some other regions, the degree of progress varies widely across countries within the continent.
Read MoreThe World song map
https://www.wired.com/2016/11/every-single-name-entrancing-map-music-reference/ Via wired.com
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Where Did Your Thanksgiving Dinner Come From?
From the farm to your feast, take a look at where these four staples of the holiday meal may have originated
Read MorePopulation of the Han empire (2 AD)
Related post: – Population density map of China
Read MoreWhat U.S. states have households with the largest lot size?
3.32% of U.S. households are on lots of 10 acres or more.
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UNESCO World Heritage Sites Per Country
Related posts: – Mapping the intangible cultural heritage – UNESCO World Heritage Sites by Country (Cartogram)
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European countries and their common method to dub films
European countries who are dubbing foreign movies vs. countries who use subtitles.
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