Maps of the US
Dive into the complex world of American education through two revealing maps. One exposes “education deserts” where millions live far from colleges, while another highlights stark differences in school funding across the nation. These visualizations offer a unique perspective on educational access and investment across the United States.
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Step into a world where Boston is the center of the universe – or at least the United States. This 1930s map offers a witty and skewed perspective of America, showcasing the Bostonian pride that has been centuries in the making.
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Ever wondered why some cities are easy to navigate while others feel like a maze? The street orientation patterns of American cities tell fascinating stories of their history, geography, and urban planning philosophies. Through stunning visualizations, we explore how different cities developed their distinctive street layouts – from perfect grids to winding roads.
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Take a journey through global economic disparities with three revealing world maps that show how income inequality compares across nations, with the United States as a benchmark. The data tells a fascinating story of wealth distribution across continents.
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Through compelling maps and data, this article traces the dramatic shifts in US immigration patterns from the 1800s to today. See how waves of newcomers from different parts of the world shaped America’s population and continue to transform it in the 21st century.
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New SEC regulations have revealed surprising data about employee compensation across America. Find out which companies pay their workers the most in your state, with median salaries ranging from $39,000 to nearly $1 million.
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An in-depth look at America’s tech startup ecosystem, revealing how venture capital and tech talent distribute across different states, with surprising leaders emerging beyond Silicon Valley.
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President Eisenhower’s ambitious 1956 highway project revolutionized American transportation, growing from initial plans for 41,000 miles to today’s extensive 49,055-mile network. Through historic maps and modern visualizations, we trace this remarkable transformation.
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A detailed look at America’s housing landscape through an innovative dot map that reveals surprising patterns of homeownership versus renting across major cities and rural areas.
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detailed look at water usage patterns across U.S. counties, revealing how different regions rely on water resources for power generation, farming, and daily life. Based on USGS data, this analysis shows where and how Americans use their water.
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