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Creative Data Visualization

Posted by Wayne

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One of my favorite geographic visualizations is by Neil Freeman, where he took a map of the U.S. and kept the physical boundaries and cities, but morphed state boundaries (and renamed them as well) to create a map with 50 states, each with equal population. It’s a pretty amazing mixture of real maps, real data, and imagination.
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Jun·07

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