2nd chart is just bad. It’s wild that people can produce something like that and then think it’s worth sharing. Like you were in a race to post and had to get it out immediately, every country looks the same? Whatever, good enough.
1st chart is just a population heat map. It doesn’t really tell us anything but which counties are heavily populated.
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**Sources:** NCAA, Google Maps, ESPN, [statsamerica.org](http://statsamerica.org), Wikipedia for certain cities/towns not listed in Stats America
**Tools:** [Mapchart.net](http://Mapchart.net), Photoshop, Google Sheets
[Here is the Sheets link of all of the hometowns](https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1oLesrjP5xdEa70zaPemcNPBB0c4-ylxBuruPjxNvyDs/edit?usp=sharing)
Second graph is a r/graphcrime
gonna leave this here [https://www.xkcd.com/1138/](https://www.xkcd.com/1138/)
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2nd chart is just bad. It’s wild that people can produce something like that and then think it’s worth sharing. Like you were in a race to post and had to get it out immediately, every country looks the same? Whatever, good enough.
1st chart is just a population heat map. It doesn’t really tell us anything but which counties are heavily populated.
Overall a big miss here.
First image is r/peopleliveincities
California and Chicago holding it down
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