Maps of the US
A look at the runner-up religious affiliations in each U.S. county, from Black Protestant churches in the South to Catholic and non-denominational growth in the West and cities, based on official census data.
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Most of America’s biggest cities in 1790 were coastal New England ports – all built around fishing, shipping, and trade.
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Discover which YouTube channel leads in each U.S. state in 2025. The map shows where America’s biggest creators—from MrBeast in North Carolina to Cocomelon in California—have built their massive followings.
Read MoreWallingford made New York visually dominant to show how the city functioned as the country’s economic, cultural, and social hub for its residents in the 1930s.
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Most U.S. states have seen their population centers shift over the past century. California’s center is now closer to its southern coast and Bay Area than it was in the 1900s. Texas moved southeast as its big cities expanded. Florida’s center went south down the peninsula. Arizona’s shifted toward Phoenix. New Mexico’s moved toward Albuquerque. A handful of states like Wyoming, Vermont, and Rhode Island have barely budged from where they started.
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Reddit user: Shitmemery Only four states haven’t elected a Democrat in the last ~40 years: -The most recent Democrat to
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www.titlemax.com Most spent per capita 1.New Hampshire – $1,567.39 2. Vermont – $1,249.85 3. Delaware – $1,213.54 4. Nevada –
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Since 2006, Florida has recorded 94 lightning deaths, more than any other US state. Texas has 41 fatalities, Colorado 25. Men account for 80% of victims, with fishing and boating being the deadliest activities.
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New Brunswick 90.16%, Vermont 89.3%, West Virginia 89.14%. Atlantic Canadian provinces and rural American states have the highest white population shares in North America. Post-1970s immigration concentrated in Toronto, Vancouver, and major U.S. gateway cities, leaving these regions demographically unchanged.
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Only 5% of global landmass remains untouched by human activity. These maps show uninhabited areas across nine countries, plus global wilderness zones with minimal human footprint. Even in densely populated Netherlands, green spaces persist where no one lives.
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