Data Is Beautiful (21 Charts & Graphs)

I love a good graph or chart. It’s truly fascinating to see someone break down a ton of data and fit it efficiently into an infographic I, an idiot, can understand.

Keep kicking ass, nerds.


1. Farthest US Towns from a National Park.

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2. Quarterly expenditure on cannabis in Canada.

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3. Obesity rate by state.

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4. Price money distribution for Who Wants To Be A Millionaire (German edition).

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5. Power Transmission Lines in Mexico.

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6. US state mottos.

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7. How important is it that children learn ‘imagination’ and ‘hard work’? Results from the World Values Survey.

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8. Tom Brady has thrown 102 TDs to Rob Gronkowski. He’s also thrown at least 1 TD to 87 other players. Here’s what that looks like.

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9. Number of Open Missing Persons Cases per 100k People in Each US State.

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10. I didn’t eat food for 15 days and tracked data.

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11. Where STEM Degrees Are Most Common in America.

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12. The Music Streaming Wars.

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13. Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives Visits per 100k Residents.

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14. The Highest-Grossing Media Franchises Of All Time.

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15. Florida’s covid illusion: the worst is always just behind us.

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16. All Regular Show Episode’s IMDB ratings.

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17. Levels of CO2 in my classroom over a school day.

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18. Percent of young adults living with their parents across the US and the EU. “Young adults” are defined here as people who are 18 to 34 years old. 2015-2020 data.

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19. Nicolas Cage’s Movie Career Visualized.

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20. Average Color of Each Country’s Flag.

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21. US States by Deaths/100k and % Fully Vaccinated.

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h/t Reddit: r/DataIsBeautiful