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Choropleth maps use color shading to visualize dense data
HERE’S THE INTERESTING PART
Instead of boring you with spreadsheets, statisticians aggressively color-code regions based on data density to make you feel smart. A choropleth map fills geographical boundaries with darker shades to represent higher values, seamlessly turning complex demographic statistics into pretty, digestible pictures for folks with rapidly decreasing attention spans.
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