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8 Apr 2016

Data-Geek Heaven

Data USA bills itself as “the most comprehensive visualization of U.S. public data.”

That’s no exaggeration. Check it out.

Reams and reams of demographic and other data on U.S. cities.

In case you REALLY want to get to know the city you’re visiting (or your own city).

Or if you’re like me and just happen to like charts (and cities) … what a combo!

Pasadena, Calif.

Source: Data USA

Source: Data USA

(Ok, this site is officially distracting me from my paper that is due next week. Data is fun!)
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Bonnie Schroeder

This site is fascinating! I searched my community (La Crescenta) and found an amazing amount of detail on criteria I would never have thought of. Not only would this be useful for travelers, but also for writers! Thanks for sharing this resource.

08 Apr 2016 07:04 pm (@@Lvsmom)
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- Kim@OCDtravel
  
  Yes, good point ... an awesome resource for writers. Such a full source of info in one place.
  
  10 Apr 2016 09:04 am (@Twitter)

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