Ethnic maps
Dominant Ancestry Map of the US and Canada
Germans cover the Midwest—41 million Americans. Wisconsin 37% German, North Dakota 36%, some counties hit 64%. Mexicans cluster along the border at 11% of Americans. African Americans dominate where plantations were. English ancestry leads Appalachia and BC. French fills Quebec and northern Maine. Montana is German, southern Saskatchewan is German. But Washington is German and British Columbia is English. Settlement timing and colonial policies created these patterns that persist today.
Read MoreJewish share of total state/province population in the U.S. & Canada
Related posts: – Jewish population by State (2015)
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Predominant ancestry in the U.S.
The predominant ancestry in the U.S. is European ancestry. According to the U.S. Census, people of European ancestry make up the largest racial and ethnic group in America, comprising about 60% of the population.
Read MoreAmerica’s great housing divide: Are you a winner or loser?
The Post analysis, based on data from Black Knight Financial Services spanning 2004 through 2015, shows how the nation’s housing
Read MoreProbability that two random people will be of the same ethnicity
Source: https://observatory.cartodb.com/editor/1554cc2e-0289-11e6-9c61-0ecd1babdde5/embed Related posts: – U.S. population, percent increase by county – U.S. Population under 5 years of age percent
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National Identity in the United Kingdom
British identity tops 55% in England’s local authorities per 2021 census; Welsh at 55% in Wales, Scottish dominant in Scotland, Northern Ireland divided between Irish and British.
Read MoreEconomy Ranking by Country
An economy is an area of the production, distribution, or trade, and consumption of goods and services by different agents
Read MoreNew York City transit frequency
New York City transit frequency visualization. Subway – Friday Subway – Saturday Bus – Friday Bus – Saturday Related posts:
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