
The map above shows where it is and is not legal to turn left at a red light in the US and Canada. Here’s the key data by state and province according to Wikipedia.
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In total there were 3,422,959 farm raised ducks living in the United States that year.
Here’s the data by state and county:
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The map above shows the number of Alpacas living in each US county. The data comes from the 2022 USDA Census of Agriculture.
In total they recorded 87,216 Alpacas living in the US in 851 different US countries. Here are states ranked on the number of alpacas, along with country level data:
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However, before we get to that here’s what the author had to say about their map:
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The map above was created by John F. Smith in 1888 and is an attempt to show the Historical Geography of the United States in 1888.
The copy of the map above comes from the Library of Congress and here’s what is written at the bottom:
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The map above shows the total number of Jews living in the United States. Overall, the map creators estimate that there is a total Jewish population in the United States of 7,698,840 people.
And given that the total U.S. Population is 334,914,095 people, it means 2.3% of the total US population is Jewish.
Here is the data by state:
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The map above shows which other state is mentioned most often on that state’s Wikipedia page. It comes from Crossword-Solver and you can also see the most unique words on each state’s page below.
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This video map above comes from an animated map created by NASA using FAA air traffic control data from September 11, 2001. (You can watch the original below)
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The map above shows a reimagined United States where the borders are based on rivers and mountains rather than arbitrary state lines.
And the author explained that: “If anyone is wondering I had to stitch many rivers together since rivers don’t cut America into 100 pieces.”
And here is some more of the criticism the map received and his response: