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    Britische Bevölkerung visualisiert


    Sooo, ich schätze, das ist jetzt eine Serie 😀
    Ich habe diese kleinen Diagramme zur Visualisierung der Bevölkerung erstellt und sie gefallen mir. Anderen Leuten scheinen sie Spaß zu machen, also mache ich sie vielleicht einfach weiter 🙂

    Hier unten sind die anderen, die ich bisher ebenfalls gemacht habe:

    Deutschland: https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/comments/1tmchnh/comment/onm0tyc/

    Niederlande: https://www.reddit.com/r/MapPorn/comments/1pg6uu8/dutch_population_visualised/

    Von KaleyTheKing

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    2. biggreenjelly25 on

      Keep these coming! It’s really interesting to see. The difference between Germany and the UK is so stark with London being so large

    6. esperantisto256 on

      Somehow the most surprising thing to me is that Jersey gets two squares.

    9. SerbianMonies on

      British people: why don’t you want to live in the northeast of England and in Wales?

    15. Ok-Factor-3805 on

      Seeing London dwarf Scotland like this, it’s an interesting perspective

    17. Fan_of_Clio on

      Weird how there is a region of land in England called „East of England“.

      Because I was thought east of England was the Atlantic ocean, Scandinavia, the Baltic

    19. Major-Grocery-5267 on

      It’s worth baring in mind that the urban area for Manchester/Birmingham/Leeds is much bigger than the defined city population. The real population difference between Greater London and these cities is a lot less extreme than it looks on a map like this.

    20. phobos19 on

      Newcastle and Gateshead are essentially the same city and are thereby larger than Leicester. Boundary lines for these sorts of things are always a bit arbitrary.

    21. Jules_Verne1991 on

      I really liked these maps, where did you make them/sourced them?

      Eitherway, keep them coming!

    23. hornsmasher177 on

      Did you use the administrative areas or the urban areas? I would use the urban areas as they represent a truer size of the cities.

    24. Beneficial-Bid-8850 on

      Funny how a lot of the English commenting here are saying „look, we English so big yet no representation“ as if it wasn’t the English majority vote that took the whole of the UK out of the EU, despite Scotland voting massively in favor of staying. English sentiments win national elections in the UK, that’s just a plain old boring fact of the political reality in Britain. In order to change that, you would have to dissolve „England“ into a bunch of regions and give them devolved parliaments. Then the whole UK would look like, oh I don’t know, some kind of BUNDESREPUBLIK 😉

    31. ycohui on

      The map is amazing yet it’s kinda sad that Cardiff and Belfast too small to even be included here.

    32. b33rb3lly on

      I wish I had the time to make one for Illinois because I feel like Chicago would visually look as representative to the state as London does to Britain.

    34. iiileyu on

      Isn’t the Nottingham area way bigger in population than Leicester tho.

      Edit: Leicester being around 580,000 people and Nottingham being around 825,000 people.

      It seems like they applied this rule for London and outer London but no where else

    36. milesplatting44 on

      Pointless showing the population of „Manchester“ as the metropolitan borough, and „London“ as the region. Either show Merseyside, West Mids, etc. with the population of the urban area, or show the city of London with the 6000-ish residents it actually has

    37. Olisomething_idk on

      THIS TIME ITS SOUTHEAST AND EAST ENGLAND THATS ENVELOPING THE CAPITAL

    41. DrDerpberg on

      Neat. Haven’t seen your other ones but as a Canadian I’m kinda surprised how UK-shaped the result is. Population density is more uniform than I would have expected.

    42. 619C on

      The gerrymandered entity styling itself as ‚Northern Ireland‘ is not physicall in Britain

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