Maps

To encourage the integration of broadband and information technology into local economies, the…

Pedro Cruz puts a twist on the traditional map approach to visualize traffic…

The Chronicle of Higher Education lets you explore the percentage of adults with…

In a survey of rankings from a variety of sources, Pleated Jeans maps…

Mina Liu and Oliver Uberti for National Geographic examine the most common surnames…

In the spirit of the well-circulated Facebook friendship map by Paul Butler, research…

Cartographer Daniel Huffman has a look at swearing in the United States, according…

This map, a collaboration between Good and Gregory Hubacek, shows three metrics from…

Haiti’s earthquake in 2010 was by far the most devastating in a long…

In memory of the devastating earthquake that hit Haiti one year ago on…

Cartographer Andy Woodruff documents all the places he goes, resulting in the pretty…

Map of London colored by what team the majority supports. Not much of…

In this series of interactive cartograms, FedEx shows our changing world (and I…

Rick Aschmann has made a hobby out of studying and mapping North American…

In 1864, drawing on the most recent 1860 Census data, the United States…

You might think that the only use for a map is to find…

Government data technology has felt behind the times the past few years with…

While it was fun looking at the worldwide connections on Facebook, I thought…