Md, I'm sorry your state is so diseased. But is there a metropolitan area that isn't a confusing mess of municipalities?
As for Texas, while it doesn't literally have townships, I suppose its map wouldn't look much different from a township map, because so many counties are so small and so many towns are so big.
Well, when will be getting started? I'm very willing to do this.Note to everyone who posted here this week: this project never actually got started, and the maps posted here were created by other people and dumped here after some minor touches.
It was, but I recently returned to this and polished up my northeastern map.This map has been like dead for a while... is this project dead?
Yahoo!! The Township BAM is back!!It was, but I recently returned to this and polished up my northeastern map.
Still a lot of work to do in Northern New York and New England. At this point I'll leave fixing Pennsylvania to whoever intends to use this map first.
Edit: Most of the map has now been taken care of, except for central and southern PA.
The colors for the parties are flipped, which caused me to nearly choke on my tongue when I thought that Trump overwhelmingly won Manhattan.
Most of the squarish regions are sparsely populated, with the exception of Western New York, where most of the village and town centers happen to neatly fall near the middle of the squares.So many squares...
You Americans live in squares. You are square people, with square minds, who live square lives.
Squares.
So many squares...
You Americans live in squares. You are square people, with square minds, who live square lives.
Squares.
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And, along with it, a WIP of the 2016 presidential election results.
Well why don't they try to consolidate?We actually have a formal term for our disease in New Jersey, it is called "boroughitis"
It's symptoms are hair loss, stress and anxiety (from dealing with the hundreds of political peons) and bad eyesight, from trying to stare at maps like these and figure out what town is what.
Well why don't they try to consolidate?
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This is amazing and bless you for doing it. Do you happen to have a link or just a basic run down of how you made this for anyone who might want to do it for other states on their own time so we don't have to bother you?