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    Tuesday
    Nov162004

    GIS Bonanza!

    DateTuesday, November 16, 2004 at 2:10PM

    VISUAL COMMUNICATION: Well, it's been a few days since I last blogged. Basically, I've been busy with a big project of my own (I'll be posting deliverables here as they become available), class work and work work.



    While I've been seeing the litany of election visualizations out there, I didn't want to just re-blog the already blogged-to-death. But I found these comprehensive visualizations a few days back and thought they were interesting. Of course, they were presented in Flash (ugh) so I stripped them out and put them here in Jpg format.



    So, in short, if you want GIS readouts, you gott'em baby. If you don't have a clear and comprehensive understanding of the US by the end of this post, I've failed! ;-)























    Richest Counties (By average wage):



    Poorest Counties (By % below poverty line):





















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