The Map Scroll

A Blog About Maps and the World

Friday, March 6, 2009

Income and the 2008 US Election

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Andrew Gelman takes a look at the 2008 election results in terms of class. You wouldn't know this if you followed the mainstream media ...
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Thursday, March 5, 2009

Mass Transit Systems of North America

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From the obscenely wonderful Radical Cartography , a map of mass transit systems throughout North America. (Note: I've shifted a couple...
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Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Google Flu

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No, it's not a mad scheme to embed the blueprint of Google's corporate ambitions in the genome of every living human (though don...
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Unemployment in the US

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The New York Times is out with a couple of maps today depicting the state of the labor market in the US. (Hint: it's not great!) This on...
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Mapping the Future of Gay Marriage

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Yesterday, same-sex marriage was rendered legal by that state's Supreme Court (the same day it was made legal in Sweden). The movement ...
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Tuesday, March 3, 2009

Place of the Week: The Ryugyong Hotel

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The Place of the Week heads out on yet another ill-advised voyage. This time we're traveling to the Hermit Kingdom: North Korea, where t...
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The Food Nations of North America

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From Renewing America's Food Traditions, a coalition of organizations dedicated to promoting the diverse foods and food traditions of No...
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Monday, March 2, 2009

Capital Punishment Around the World

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While we're on the topic of law and order and international norms, here's a map from the Criminal Justice blog at change.org on ca...
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Sunday, March 1, 2009

Cannabis Laws Around the World

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From Skunkblog , a map of cannabis laws around the world. (Note that the state of Massachusetts recently decriminalized possession of up to ...
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Who's Buying What?

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That's the question that Good Magazine asks. Their answer is this map graphic . It measures 20 countries that seem to have been chosen m...
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Saturday, February 28, 2009

Global Piracy Map

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Via the excellent BLDGBLOG , here is a map of pirate incidents from around the world. The map is published by the International Chamber of C...
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Friday, February 27, 2009

A Map of Global Warming

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A team of MIT researchers has just come out with a new projection of climate change over the course of the 21st Century . Is this a map? I ...
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Thursday, February 26, 2009

Endangered Languages

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UNESCO has just come out with a fascinating new resource: an Interactive Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger . The atlas lists some...
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Wednesday, February 25, 2009

Renewable Energy and the Electrical Grid

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Matt Yglesias posts a simple but interesting map of the United States' high-voltage electricity grid. Yglesias quotes Bracken Hendricks...
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Google Earth Map of CO2 Emissions in the US

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This is a bummer: A NASA satellite to track carbon dioxide in the Earth’s atmosphere failed to reach its orbit during launching Tuesday mor...
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Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Temperature Anomalies and Global Warming

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Weather Underground updates this map every month. It shows the temperature anomalies around the globe for January 2009 relative to the aver...
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Mapping the News

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Some dude named Chris found a cool screensaver that maps the news in real time. He discusses it here . The screensaver is billed as "an...
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Monday, February 23, 2009

Place of the Week: Nauru

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The possibly misguided continuation of the Place of the Week series takes us this time to an erstwhile paradise in the South Pacific: the Mi...
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