At a glance, Canada looks vast and evenly spread but when you divide the country by population, the picture changes dramatically...
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At a glance, Canada looks vast and evenly spread but when you divide the country by population, the picture changes dramatically...
by @the.world.in.maps
@infobeautiful I like how the purple spike in Alberta is reaching up to grab Edmonton
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At a glance, Canada looks vast and evenly spread but when you divide the country by population, the picture changes dramatically...
by @the.world.in.maps
@infobeautiful curious to know how heavily weighted the entire yellow section is towards the Atlantic provinces
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At a glance, Canada looks vast and evenly spread but when you divide the country by population, the picture changes dramatically...
by @the.world.in.maps
@infobeautiful and the public transit between the population centers is, as I understand, pretty nonexistent.
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@infobeautiful curious to know how heavily weighted the entire yellow section is towards the Atlantic provinces
@lyon @infobeautiful New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland And Labrador are a bit over 2 million people put together
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At a glance, Canada looks vast and evenly spread but when you divide the country by population, the picture changes dramatically...
by @the.world.in.maps
@infobeautiful it is wild that California has a larger population than Canada
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@infobeautiful and the public transit between the population centers is, as I understand, pretty nonexistent.
@sol_hsa @infobeautiful Yeah sadly we are real bad at trains. But a HSR is in the works finally. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alto_(high-speed_rail)
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At a glance, Canada looks vast and evenly spread but when you divide the country by population, the picture changes dramatically...
by @the.world.in.maps
@infobeautiful Canada's still vast — and not for sale & annexation, I'm pretty sure!
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At a glance, Canada looks vast and evenly spread but when you divide the country by population, the picture changes dramatically...
by @the.world.in.maps
@infobeautiful A wonderful way to look at our Country
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At a glance, Canada looks vast and evenly spread but when you divide the country by population, the picture changes dramatically...
by @the.world.in.maps
@infobeautiful is that Toronto in red? I didn’t realize it was so much denser than the other cities
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At a glance, Canada looks vast and evenly spread but when you divide the country by population, the picture changes dramatically...
by @the.world.in.maps
Not exactly a population density map but close enough.
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@infobeautiful it is wild that California has a larger population than Canada
Not so Fun fact : the province of Ontario is in worse financial shape then the state of California.
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At a glance, Canada looks vast and evenly spread but when you divide the country by population, the picture changes dramatically...
by @the.world.in.maps
@infobeautiful At a glance perhaps by folk who’ve only spent time along the southern corridor. Canadians who’ve spent time outside that are very aware of this.
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@infobeautiful At a glance perhaps by folk who’ve only spent time along the southern corridor. Canadians who’ve spent time outside that are very aware of this.
@CStamp @infobeautiful I'm actually surprised the yellow section has that many people.
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At a glance, Canada looks vast and evenly spread but when you divide the country by population, the picture changes dramatically...
by @the.world.in.maps
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At a glance, Canada looks vast and evenly spread but when you divide the country by population, the picture changes dramatically...
by @the.world.in.maps
I don't believe that there is or has been an agency in Canada called "National Statistical Agency".
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@sol_hsa @infobeautiful Yeah sadly we are real bad at trains. But a HSR is in the works finally. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alto_(high-speed_rail)
Okay, but let's not stop there, okay? I'd really like to see some HSR out this way in my lifetime, from someone out in the purple
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At a glance, Canada looks vast and evenly spread but when you divide the country by population, the picture changes dramatically...
by @the.world.in.maps
@infobeautiful@vis.social
Now do the US (where even not-particularly-large cities have more voters than some entire states). -
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