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BigOleDummy

(2,274 posts)
13. Nice
Tue Nov 10, 2020, 02:29 PM
Nov 2020

Thanks for posting this. Very interesting and informative.

As an aside....... politically .... well.... how to say it? I'm freaking tired of the cows in Wyoming having as much voice in our Senate as people do. Just sayin

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Examining Interesting Maps [View all] Yavin4 Nov 2020 OP
Fascinating! NurseJackie Nov 2020 #1
Pretty amazing. Yavin4 Nov 2020 #2
That was cool. Dark n Stormy Knight Nov 2020 #3
That was interesting Cirque du So-What Nov 2020 #4
This is why I like the below map BumRushDaShow Nov 2020 #5
Maybe the US is under-populated. Yavin4 Nov 2020 #7
I do definitely believe that regions (including climate, geography and topology) BumRushDaShow Nov 2020 #9
Also, religion becomes important in sparsely populated areas because it's the primary way of Yavin4 Nov 2020 #11
In that case BumRushDaShow Nov 2020 #14
Saw it was 14 minutes, so didn't think I watch the whole presentstion, but.... Fla Dem Nov 2020 #6
Thank you. I love maps! ancianita Nov 2020 #8
No, but I am getting into data visualization Yavin4 Nov 2020 #10
Absolutely. ancianita Nov 2020 #12
Nice BigOleDummy Nov 2020 #13
Fascinating! burrowowl Nov 2020 #15
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