Like many maps, this is just a map of cities
Isn’t literally every map just a map of cities, using this reductionist logic?
Whycome the south doesn’t has orange boxes? Is we stupid?
TN is Williamson County. Which is basically the Nashville suburbs and/or bougie town.
Also, not a whole lot of actual locals living there, ask me how I know.
Counties with colleges have a higher amount of college degrees, neat
I live near Indianapolis.
You wouldn’t now it.
Edit: Ironically, I made a spelling typo. Sigh.
One can see the impact of the Yellowstone national park quite clearly.
Same with Los Alamos Labs in NM. That orange spot has more PhDs per Capita than anywhere else in the states.