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- noun Plural form of
cartogram .
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Diagrams (geometrical figures of all kinds) have been profitably used; ecclesiastical statistics also use what are called cartograms, or coloured representations of geographical surfaces.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 14: Simony-Tournon 1840-1916 1913
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To visualize the data the research team created maps called cartograms, in which the sizes of states are based on the number of Twitter messages originating from them.
NYT > Technology 2010
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Worldmapper is a wonderfully eye-opening collection of "cartograms," maps that resize geographical regions based on different variables, from birth rates and population to disease to aircraft flights and imports/exports.
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It consists of global maps, actually cartograms, each of which re-sizes the countries of the world according to some variable, such as population.
OF FACTS AND MAPS... Ms. OPL 2006
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Check out the dynamic maps, cartograms dingbats, icons and yes.. cupcakes.
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Worldmapper is a collection of cartograms, which are maps that combine numerical information with geography.
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Scarce posted some beautiful pre- and post-midterm election cartograms, proportionate to the local population, over at My Left Nutmeg.
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Scarce posted some beautiful pre- and post-midterm election cartograms, proportionate to the local population, over at My Left Nutmeg.
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Worldmapper is a collection of cartograms, which are maps that combine numerical information with geography.
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The first one I linked to also had some good cartograms, where land area is modified to be proportional to population.
yikes 2006
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