Image Courtesy of Malene Thyssen |
Thanks to the guys at ESRI you can now find out! Using USDA data from 2007, ESRI created a pretty slick map to point out where these popular Thanksgiving items come from. Each item is mapped separately to avoid a cluttered look, so you'll have to click through four to get the full picture. Everything is displayed in a proportional symbol format, with the symbol of choice being simple colored circle and the unit being a county. Clicking a county will bring up a pop up that allows you to see how many turkeys were sold and acres of sweet potatoes, green beans, or cranberries were grown for the county.
Go take a look at check it out for yourself here. Some of it is pretty obvious, but who knew that the vast majority of cranberries were grown in four states?
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