#dot map

Map: Urban Agriculture in Detroit 2014

I created this map to be included with an article, titled “Urban Agriculture: It’s not a Food Desert, it’s about Food Sovereignty,” that I contributed to the Progressive Planners Network publication. Without running any statistics, there are some obvious overlaps in where people are and the locations of gardens and farms. In particular, there is a higher density of people (and incomes) on the…

Where do Poles live?

There is no one simple answer to that. Most Poles live in the cities, although the middle class is gradually moving to the suburbs. Most Poles live in the South, in very densely populated regions of Upper Silesia and Lesser Poland, although since 1989 the emerging Warsaw's financial hub attracts more and more young Poles.

This dot map shows distribution of Poles as recorded on March 31, 2011 - the day of 2011 National Census. One dot depicts 50 people and aggregation level is census tract.