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Aaron Penne
@aaronpenne
5 years
This is my new favorite French #map . Found this one in the University of Chicago map collection. The color choices are not what I expected from a #datavisualization made in 1882, but I'm here for it. This shows the travel times from Paris radiating out into the country.
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@micahstubbs
micah.fyi
@micahstubbs
5 years
@aaronpenne an isochrone map! here's a modern version from @pkerpedjiev
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Aaron Penne
@aaronpenne
5 years
@micahstubbs @pkerpedjiev Love this!
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@AmericanEclipse
Great American Eclipse 🌞🌗🌎
@AmericanEclipse
5 years
@aaronpenne Wow, stunning map! I made a similar color palette choice for my eclipse drive time map from last year.
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Aaron Penne
@aaronpenne
5 years
@AmericanEclipse I absolutely love this
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@AnanceLLC
Anance
@AnanceLLC
5 years
@aaronpenne Gorgeous! May I post it to r/mapporn on Reddit? They would love it.
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Aaron Penne
@aaronpenne
5 years
@AnanceLLC It's the internet, do whatever you want!
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@f_dion
Francois Dion [email protected]
@f_dion
5 years
@aaronpenne Looked into some of my US Census Statistical Atlases (Gannett era), color scales were more brownish. The pie charts however use a similar palette.
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Aaron Penne
@aaronpenne
5 years
@f_dion Do you have hard copies?
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@TokenxEffort
Laura Burnett
@TokenxEffort
5 years
@aaronpenne Sorry if I missed this but is each isobar an hour?
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Aaron Penne
@aaronpenne
5 years
@TokenxEffort I couldn't find out for sure, but that is a reasonable guess
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@micahstubbs
micah.fyi
@micahstubbs
5 years
@aaronpenne had to translate this one ☺ Cartes des communication rapides entre Paris et le reste de la France. Dressée par E Martin 1882
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@sarahbellmaps
Sarah Bell
@sarahbellmaps
5 years
@aaronpenne @wallacetim Gorgeous
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@trollball
Marc Jacobs
@trollball
5 years
@aaronpenne @maartenzam This is beautiful. Also, note how Alsace & Lorraine are shown as separate from Germany. Only 18 years after 1870, so I can see why.
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@AtloTeam
atlo.team
@AtloTeam
5 years
@aaronpenne real gem
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