Diese Karte basiert auf neu veröffentlichten Daten der American Community Survey 2024 und zeigt den Prozentsatz der Haushalte in jedem Bundesstaat, die nur aus einer Person bestehen. Landesweit sind 28,9 % der Haushalte Einpersonenhaushalte, die Spanne variiert jedoch stark zwischen den Bundesstaaten: • Höchste: DC (47,0 %), ND (34,0 %), OH (31,9 %), LA (31,8 %), NM (31,8 %), WI (31,8 %) • Niedrigste: NJ (26,2 %), HI (25,9 %), CA (24,6 %), ID (24,0 %), UT (20,7 %)
Karte erstellt mit ACS-1-Jahres-Schätzungen. Quelle: US Census Bureau, 2024 ACS.
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Map created using tableau and ACS 1-year estimates.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2024 ACS.
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I get it, but it’s a little weird having the scale go from 20.7% to 34.1%. This is highly exaggerating a measure that really has very little variation.
The color scale is far to close to see clearly. Two colors that are more differentiated should be use, IE red to green, blue to orange, yellow to purple, and so on.
Would be interested to seeing how many live alone for economic vs social reasons.
E.g. you’re living with family and roommates in California because rent is too damn high, whereas in Utah it’s cause you’re already married.
This one seems easier to read: https://www.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/s/04NHRdX8jB
Including DC is obviously a mistake. It’s an entirely urban city, and even among cities is a bit of an outlier. It does not compare reasonably against states in most of these types of comparisons.