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I recently saw an interview with consumer advocate Erin Brockovich. She put together an interactive data center map to keep track of the data center issues across the United States.
For the screen shot above I unchecked the “Community Repo...
I got this image off social media-I honestly can’t recall where it came from. It’s originally from Telegram and supposedly* shows just one day of attacks on Ukraine-September 12th, 2026.
*I use the term supposedly because I have no way to...
I don’t know who to give credit for this as there does not appear to be an “About” page, but here is a web site where you can watch a video of the growth of Los Angeles County since 1880.
The full video includes a small amount of text desc...
Described as a “an absurd guide to the regular wish-it-wasn’t-so paranoia of running as a woman in the city“, the Guide to Running While Female in Central Phoenix shows what to look out for along running routes in central Phoenix.
This map...
Here are a few maps that have been sitting on my desktop for no reason other than I enjoy looking at them. Maybe you will too.
The USA according to someone at NACIS (circa 2020)
This map appeared at a NACIS (North American Cartographic In...
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A person who really likes maps, music and a few other things. I was born a while back and now I'm here. Bluesky - https://bsky.app/profile/douggreenfield.bsky.social Mastodon - https://mapstodon.space/@douggreenfield
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