How Americans get hurt Themselves
Most disproportionately common physical injury diagnosis in each U.S. state, as documented in health insurance claims.
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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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US states without a river forming part of their borders
“Landlocked:” the U.S. States without a coast or navigable inland waterway US states without a river forming part of their
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The Changing Face of New York City (2000 – 2010)
Citizens Housing & Planning Council (CHPC) has undertaken an analysis of New York City’s people and housing to reveal changes
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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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TrumpLand and Clinton Archipelago
Hillary Clinton got nearly 2.9 million more votes than Donald Trump did. Still, Donald Trump called the majority in the Electoral College and won upset victories in the key Rust Belt region. Finally, Donald Trump got 304 electoral votes and Clinton just 227.
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Mapping the Globe is a set of interactive visualizations and maps that help us understand where the Boston Globe directs
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Map of Europe if countries were as big as their regular armies
1 square = 10 000 soldiers Russia – 770 000 Turkey – 420 000 Italy – 320 000 France –
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