Atlasia Atlas

[afleitch]

Why not It would be interesting if we could construct an Atlas of Atlasia featuring demographic details, even election results, though I admit it could be time consuming

Here is a rough example:

Population Per State As of Today



There may be a few errors

EDIT: See how 'over populated' Pennsylvania and Virginia are.

[Q]

That's an interesting map.  I never really focused on the population distribution by state before.  Some surprises in comparison to what I might have predicted, I guess due to some of the less active voters.

Nice work.

[afleitch]

Redistricting may be a problem. (Not that i'm accustomed to how it works) With Pennsylvania with 11 citizens and Virginia with 10, that constitues around 1/5th of the population and if there are 5 Districts together with sparse Maryland or Delaware those 3 states would be large enough to compose 1 district.

I'm going to try and a map based on party affiliation!

[Akno21]

Looks like VA has grown compared to NY. I remember NY being huge, but that was over a year ago, when I was analyzing every part of that its district top to bottom.

[Filuwaúrdjan]

Hmm... reminds me to get some other maps finished...

[afleitch]

Up next is a party map. The data is from the party rolls, not the voter rolls, so may be (Edit: Is- if you compare it to above) innacurate.

Only main parties are shown in colour. 'Others' in grey and independents are not shown

Each voter is represented by a dot.

[bullmoose88]

Up next is a party map. The data is from the party rolls, not the voter rolls, so may be (Edit: Is- if you compare it to above) innacurate.

Only main parties are shown in colour. 'Others' in grey and independents are not shown

Each voter is represented by a dot.

Uhh

where am I on the map?

No ILP dot in PA

[afleitch]

Uhh

where am I on the map?

No ILP dot in PA

I'm sorry.

I knew their would be errors

I'm sure you won't be the only one. I wont update the map just yet, but will do so in a few days to correct errors.

EDIT: What the hell, I updated it.

[MasterJedi]

You also have nobody in Utah (Gabu is) and nobody in Ohio.

[afleitch]

You also have nobody in Utah (Gabu is) and nobody in Ohio.

I know. Gabu and Joe (in Ohio) are both Independents. The map says Independents not shown

[MasterJedi]

You also have nobody in Utah (Gabu is) and nobody in Ohio.

I know. Gabu and Joe (in Ohio) are both Independents. The map says Independents not shown

Well I missed that statement.

[afleitch]

I can add independents if you wish. Put them in green.

EDIT: Anyone else think of maps to add?

[True Democrat]

Remember the good old days of the New York-Pennsylvania bottleneck. . .

[Democratic Hawk]

Why not It would be interesting if we could construct an Atlas of Atlasia featuring demographic details, even election results, though I admit it could be time consuming

Here is a rough example:

Population Per State As of Today



There may be a few errors

EDIT: See how 'over populated' Pennsylvania and Virginia are.

Good stuff

Dave

[minionofmidas]

A map about each region's population forum age (going by their first registration to vote) would be cool ... but it's probably too muc h work.

[Associate Justice PiT]

     Decided to revive this thread with a new population map of Atlasia:



     I guess the old color scheme isn't ideally suited for the larger current population, though it still gets the point across.

[Kaine for Senate '18]

It's interesting to see how heavily populated Virginia is, relative to the number of forum posters.  New York, Pennsylvania, and California all have a lot of non-Atlasia posters, so it isn't a surprise, but I think Virginia is relatively small - I can only think of myself, Frodo, and Useful Idiot that are actually in Atlasia.

[Obnoxiously Slutty Girly Girl]

What's the most populated state? (I assume NY, PA, or VA?)

Is there a table form of that data?


Thanks.

[Barnes]

What's the most populated state? (I assume NY, PA, or VA?)

Is there a table form of that data?


Thanks.

Pennsylvania.

[Associate Justice PiT]

It's interesting to see how heavily populated Virginia is, relative to the number of forum posters.  New York, Pennsylvania, and California all have a lot of non-Atlasia posters, so it isn't a surprise, but I think Virginia is relatively small - I can only think of myself, Frodo, and Useful Idiot that are actually in Atlasia.

     There's also Officepark, but I see what you mean. Virginia has been a fairly popular state for people from elsewhere to register in for as long as I can remember.

[Barnes]

It's interesting to see how heavily populated Virginia is, relative to the number of forum posters.  New York, Pennsylvania, and California all have a lot of non-Atlasia posters, so it isn't a surprise, but I think Virginia is relatively small - I can only think of myself, Frodo, and Useful Idiot that are actually in Atlasia.

Well, when I left the NE, I knew I wanted to go to the ME, but, I wanted to keep close to the South (lol), so I decided on Virginia.

[California8429]

Is this for just Atlasia registration or actual states?

Because I'm in Virginia via Atlasia

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Is this for just Atlasia registration or actual states?

Because I'm in Virginia via Atlasia

Atlasia states I think.

[Associate Justice PiT]

Is this for just Atlasia registration or actual states?

Because I'm in Virginia via Atlasia

Atlasia states I think.

     Correct. Real life location would be problematized by some members living in other countries.

[Fmr. Pres. Duke]

Is this for just Atlasia registration or actual states?

Because I'm in Virginia via Atlasia

Atlasia states I think.

     Correct. Real life location would be problematized by some members living in other countries.

Haha. Oh, PiT. You act as if there are other countries outside of the US.