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What does this map show?
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Submarine ingress routes into the US.
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how far out to sea you could go if you stacked the population of those areas head to toe
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How far out to sea the pollutant runoff for that area affects the ocean ecosystem.
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Not sure, but very curious. The gulf coast data blip is interesting.
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I figured that had something to do with the Mississippi dead zone.
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I don't think it shows anything at all.
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Population.
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The map shows an outline of the United States, with black pokey things sticking out.
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Spot on Supe!
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I guess it could be population within a given distance of the coast. Cali has lots of people, but I don't know if as many live right ON the beaches as they do in FL. |
Nope, even by that logic, the biggest spike still wouldnt be MS.... Thinking Max is right...
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masraum is right - it cannot be the total popn., so it must be a subset |
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Maybe Hispanic.
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the answer is actually in masraum's post, but he is not thinking of one word in the right way...
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Population of something other than people?
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nope, subset of humans
I'm gonna wait for tomorrow to pick up the big crowd of people screwing off at work before I reveal, so I hope it doesn't keep you up tonite! |
How about something like where people or immigrants entered the country.
No, it can't be that because the border with Mexico would be all kind of spikey... I give up |
Fishermen and women.
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