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Originally Posted by snoldak924
Could you make one(or someone else) in svg? Then you could look at the entire U.S., or just zoom in on one state.
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This isn't exactly svg, but I had a USA map in swf. You can zoom into it with the web browser flash plug in (right click then click zoom in). You can view it at
http://users.wpi.edu/~piotrm/first/maps/usa.swf. There are still a few teams missing as I couldn't find their locations and/or was confused by their location:
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25: North Brunswick, NJ, USA
41: Warren, NJ, USA
279: Ottawa Lake, MI, USA
521: Waterford, CT, USA
651: Mar Lin, PA, USA
816: West Hampton, NJ, USA
1138: West Hills, CA, USA
1288: Saint Petersburg, MO, USA
Also, I colored the states so that those with a high number of teams per population ratio are green and those with a low team number per population ratio are red. The top five states are:
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1. New Hampshire ( about 15 teams per million people )
2. North Dakota ( about 14 teams per million people )
3. South Dakota ( about 13 teams per million people )
4. Michigan ( about 9 teams per million people )
5. Connecticut ( about 8 teams per million people )
note: The teams I couldn't place on the map still counted towards the team number per population ratio. The population figures I had were the 2003 ones from
http://www.census.gov/statab/www/part6.html.