Map 1 Show's the Population of the U.S. by State.  The scale used allowed for 8 discrete ranges.   (Which shows just how large California's population is.

Map 2 is a shaded fill map of the Rohnert Park area showing the population by census tract.

The Metropolitan areas surrounding San Francisco are shown in Map 3.  The different shades represent the populations of each area.

In Map 4 I grouped the population of Marin County and Sonoma County by zip code.

I plotted the 13 Taco Bell "restaurants in Sonoma county in Map 5.  The map displays their annual sales (not real data) and the household incomes in their surrounding census tracts.

In map 6 shows the Hispanic density and number of businesses in the Fort Worth area..

Maps can be plotted by: Census tract">

Map 1 Show's the Population of the U.S. by State.  The scale used allowed for 8 discrete ranges.   (Which shows just how large California's population is. Map 2 is a shaded fill map of the Rohnert Park area showing the population by census tract. The Metropolitan areas surrounding San Francisco are shown in Map 3.  The different shades represent the populations of each area. In Map 4 I grouped the population of Marin County and Sonoma County by zip code. I plotted the 13 Taco Bell "restaurants in Sonoma county in Map 5.  The map displays their annual sales (not real data) and the household incomes in their surrounding census tracts. In map 6 shows the Hispanic density and number of businesses in the Fort Worth area.. Maps can be plotted by: Census tract, ZIP Code, City, County, MSA, State, and Country Census Tract Census tracts are small, locally defined statistical areas in all metropolitan areas and other densely populated counties. Census tracts usually have between 1,000 and 2,000 households; a typical tract has, on average, about 1,500 households. Census tracts never cross county or state boundaries. The physical size of census tracts varies widely depending on the population density of the area.  ZIP Codes ZIP Codes are administrative units established by the United States Postal Service (USPS) for the distribution of mail. ZIP Codes are designed to serve areas for the most efficient delivery of mail and generally do not conform to census defined areas. ZIP Codes can overlap census geography boundaries, especially counties and, less frequently, states.  ZIP Codes are frequently updated and changed to meet postal requirements, and do not cover all the land area of the United States.  County Counties are the primary political subdivisions of most states. In Louisiana, these are called parishes. Alaska does not have counties; Alaska county equivalents are known as boroughs and census areas for statistical reporting. In four states (Maryland, Missouri, Nevada, and Virginia), there are one or more cities that are independent of any county organization. These cities are referred to as "independent cities" but are treated the same as counties for census tabulations. (MSA) Metropolitan Statistical Area  MSAs are areas established by the Federal Office of Management and Budget. MSAs are comprised of a large population center and the surrounding communities that have economic and social ties to the population center.  MSAs are usually defined as groupings of counties except in New England, where MSAs are defined by cities and towns rather than counties. MSAs were established for consistent statistical reporting of urban areas.    Having problems? E-mail us at help@marketingresources.org for help.