Separately, we looked at marrying age, divorce rates, and those who never married. Now let’s look at marital status all together, with the addition of the widowed status.
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Marital Status by Age
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Physical demo of how all maps are wrong
We’ve seen many one-off projects that show the distortions you get when you…
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Most Popular Fields of Study, Since 1970
Based on bachelor’s degrees conferred, here are the fields that were and are currently popular.
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How People Like You Spend Their Time
Looking at American time use for various combinations of sex, age, and employment status, on weekdays and weekends.
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Detailed time-lapse of everywhere on Earth
A few years back, Google released a time-lapse feature in Google Earth that…
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Food patterns
Food trends come and go. Some stay longer than expected, and others come…
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American infrastructure mapped
I can always find time to enjoy me some minimal maps. Tim Meko…
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Typeface interweaves words and graphs
Datalegreya is a new typeface by Fig that lets you intertwine a graph…
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Actual deportation numbers
There was a lot of talk about deporting millions of illegal immigrants immediately,…
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in/ex troversion
Here’s a short illustrated animation on introverts and extroverts by Julia Rodrigues.
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Increasing diversity
Dan Keating and Laris Karklis for The Washington Post map the change in…
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Visual collection of bird sounds
Different species of birds make different sounds. However, the sounds are so quick…
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History of Earth in the context of a football field
In the latest addition to the put-big-numbers-in-context genre, here’s the history timeline of…
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Shift Your Point of View to When America Was “Better”
How good or bad something is depends on what you compare against.
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Dear Data headed to MoMA’s permanent collection
What started as a personal project and then turned into a book, Dear…
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What $100 buys in each state
A hundred bucks in one state doesn’t always get you the same thing…
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Dialect book of maps
In 2013, Josh Katz put together a dialect quiz that showed where people…
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Floaty bubble charts with d3.js
D3.js, or Data-Driven Documents, version 4.0 was released a few months ago, so…
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Transitioning Map, Part 3: Animate Change Over Time
How to make a bunch of maps and string them together to show change.
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Visual connections between art pieces
This is neat. A Google Arts & Culture Experiment, X Degrees of Separation…
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