This is one of the coolest data visualizations I’ve seen posted in this subreddit. So much information in one image.

Wow, I think I like this way more than a heatmap

Can we map out the nation's districts like this please? Simple, no gerrymandered nonsense.

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I appreciate the airport as a landmark, but I think Hyde Park would work a bit better