I’m a big fan of maps and an even bigger fan of data-driven maps but I think this map is suspect as I live in SW MT and there are only three TBs in our valley but yet there are four locations on the map.
What’s your data source?
our coasts and southern boarder are protected by a ring of taco bells, with a fallback on the other side of the Appalachians. the soft norther boarder needs reinforcement.
it looks like cincinnati is labeled as dayton
Mislabeled! Should have been 8 instead of 10. The 10 is above it.
I don’t understand the interstate overlay unless your point is that Taco Bell does not utilize presence of interstates in their site planning
What’s the significance of the highlighted highways? Why are there some random ones going into Canada like near Montreal and one little blip near Ottawa, but nothing near Toronto where most Taco Bells are?
![[OC] Think outside the bun - Most Taco Bells by Interstate, State & City](https://www.europesays.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/qg9s53w6w08e1-1920x1024.png)
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I’m a big fan of maps and an even bigger fan of data-driven maps but I think this map is suspect as I live in SW MT and there are only three TBs in our valley but yet there are four locations on the map.
What’s your data source?
our coasts and southern boarder are protected by a ring of taco bells, with a fallback on the other side of the Appalachians. the soft norther boarder needs reinforcement.
it looks like cincinnati is labeled as dayton
Mislabeled! Should have been 8 instead of 10. The 10 is above it.
I don’t understand the interstate overlay unless your point is that Taco Bell does not utilize presence of interstates in their site planning
What’s the significance of the highlighted highways? Why are there some random ones going into Canada like near Montreal and one little blip near Ottawa, but nothing near Toronto where most Taco Bells are?
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