I think the scale may be a little off on the second graph. That 8.1 bar looks more like 8.1/14,090 than it does 8.1/100.
omdongi on
By rolled up metro population:
Vancouver: 50,700
Seattle: 32,136
Portland: 6,054
Vancouver metro overwhelming has more Asians than Seattle, even though the Seattle metro has significantly larger total population by 1M people.
TheRealPomax on
Is there a reason the cutoff is 2000? Surely just saying „the top 14 cities with a Korean population“ would give us the exact same graph? Also, not to put too fine a point on it but these numbers definitely need to taken with a grain of sale, given the reliability of the US census, and the fact that the Canadian data is from Covid year. Lots has migration happened since.
krectus on
Vancouver really needs to admit officially it’s one city and not like 6 little ones right next to each other.
R_V_Z on
It’s true. There’s a *lot* of Korean restaurants in Federal Way.
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I think the scale may be a little off on the second graph. That 8.1 bar looks more like 8.1/14,090 than it does 8.1/100.
By rolled up metro population:
Vancouver: 50,700
Seattle: 32,136
Portland: 6,054
Vancouver metro overwhelming has more Asians than Seattle, even though the Seattle metro has significantly larger total population by 1M people.
Is there a reason the cutoff is 2000? Surely just saying „the top 14 cities with a Korean population“ would give us the exact same graph? Also, not to put too fine a point on it but these numbers definitely need to taken with a grain of sale, given the reliability of the US census, and the fact that the Canadian data is from Covid year. Lots has migration happened since.
Vancouver really needs to admit officially it’s one city and not like 6 little ones right next to each other.
It’s true. There’s a *lot* of Korean restaurants in Federal Way.