Making Sense Of The World, One Map At A Time
The map above shows which states have White majorities (over 50% of the population), White pluralities (largest group but less than 50% of the population), Black/African American plurality, Hispanic/Latino pluralities and Asian plurality.
All data is based on the 2020 US census.
Do the results surprise you?
In order they are:
This map visually represents the prevalence of Greek surname suffixes based on different regions within Greece and some adjacent areas like Cyprus and parts of Turkey.
The suffixes shown on the map indicate regional patterns of how surnames tend to end, which can often be traced back to historical, linguistic, or cultural influences.
Here’s a breakdown of the key suffixes and the regions where they are prevalent:
It is designed to resemble a map of the world, with a collection of small, man-made islands representing various countries and continents.
Here is a summary of the cities and settlements listed on the map, with their populations:
The map above shows the 102 US counties that had a lower life expectancy in 2019 compared to North Korea’s.
According to the WHO North Korea’s life expectancy at birth was 72.6 years.
In that same year the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation estimated that the following 102 counties had a lower life expectancy: