Ah. That's why.
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I see you, Los Alamos.
Damn, Arizona and Utah. What happened to you?
And Arkansas and Louisiana. They're all in the South, no surprise there. :/
I looked to the south first and somehow missed those two. And absolutely no surprise about these two.
Ah, no worries. Funnily enough I did the same but on the East side and then saw your comment. Lmao
Dang CO, you smart sexy bastard.
Let me guess the red in Indiana contains Purdue and Bloomington
Those are the green counties actually.
Huh, then I'm baffled unless it's rose hullman
Neither I believe it's Hamilton County, the (comparatively) rich suburb of Indianapolis.
Without having done my research, this feels like a lack of data more than anything.
Mississippi making Arkansas and Louisiana look bad.
I want to see the map with 20-30 and 30-40 too!
I want to see a map with % of high school equivalency.
I am part of the original map though, I only have an associates
Like many maps, this is just a map of cities
Ah yes, look, there's Phoenix, Miami, las Vegas...oh
Houston, Little Rock, Orlando...
Did I say “all cities?”
Isn't literally every map just a map of cities, using this reductionist logic?
A lot of them tend to just be maps of where people live yeah. It’s not informative
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