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Wow, that's a lot of teams in that one area, that's Phoenix, right?
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I see an awesome project in the making: a navigatible map of the world with all teams marked. Perhaps, each label links to the appropriate FIRSTwiki page?
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Gee, I will be in Phoenix next weekend...staying in Prescot, any chance you have a local competition that weekend...sort of like Battlecry?
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I did this same kindof thing with MA once - and then lost the piece of paper.....:rolleyes:
Anyway, what's interesting is to then map out the major regions of industry in the state, overlay it, and look for the gaps. In theory, the places with empty areas and large sponsors in them would be ripe for a team to start. |
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You will find that FIRST has a map of the US/Canada with cutouts for other FIRST countries. This map is prepared yearly by a local team. the 2004 edition just happens to have every team number located as close to its "home" as possible. (near Detroit, NY City and a few other places, the teams are actually placed in the Lake or ocean ! !) Some places are pretty packed.
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Thanks for the idea! I just made one for Indiana, look for it on the portal soon.
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I don't think I'll even try California. 108 teams is kind of a lot. Hey, California represents like 10% of FIRST Robotics. That's cool.
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I just finished the Maryland map. Should be in portal when approved.
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See, the funny thing about Arizona is... that there's hardly anyone outside of the Phoenix/Really Big City area. Take Kingman for example. Notice how team 60 is all by itself. That's because if you travel from Phoenix to Kingman you only come across three 'settlements'. I say settlements because I counted Wickenburg (actually a growing town), Wickieup (nearly lifeless, the kids all go to Kingman High School and it's nearly an hour away), and Nothing. Nothing has a population of about 7 I think. Maybe it's 4. I don't really know. So as you drive through Az, you'll notice that Phoenix is really big, and then there's... nothing else. Flagstaff is getting there, and Bullhead might be too, but there's a lot of land between cities.
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