Some maps

[taiwan_girl]

@Copper Cool maps. I wonder why there are so many "Springfields". Why is this name so popular?

[Horace]

Funny, today i am wearing a missouri state shirt, and my physical therapist asked about it. I told her it was in springfield. She said springfield? Why would it be in illinois? She is apparently from Illinois.

[89th]

Cool maps, thanks Copper. I really enjoy these types of maps.

[George K]

[Copper]

@george-k and 50% of them are probably in Florida at the moment.

[Renauda]

Only the vacationing Conservative Party politicians in Canada who are desperately trying to hide their whereabouts from public scrutiny. Everyone else has the good sense to follow the pandemic rules and recommendations to stay in the country and at home this year.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/ford-rod-phillips-st-barts-vacation-1.5858285

[Mik]

Had Dunkin' coffee this morning on the way over to Indianapolis. Delicious. I refer McDonalds' breakfast items but McCoffee tastes godawful as well as being so damn hot you can't drink it for 20 minutes.\

At home I drink Peet's.

[George K]

[Mik]

@george-k the Venn diagram of maps.

[brenda]

[brenda]

[George K]

[Copper]

Half the population is boring.

[taiwan_girl]

@george-k I like those population maps. I am a little bit surprised about India, as I know that Mumbai is a huge city, probably the biggest in India, and then Chennai in the south is also quite large.

[George K]

More people live in the green area than the blue area.

[George K]

Equal latitudes.

[jon-nyc]

@George-K Interesting

[bachophile]

[George K]

@bachophile I dunno.

"Floyd's Knobs" in Indiana?

My guess would have been "French Lick."

[Mik]