City Population presents population statistics in maps and charts for countries, administrative divisions, cities, urban areas and agglomerations worldwide. Figures are mostly based on census results and official estimates, with some calculations and demarcations by the site. It also offers help pages covering data sources, abbreviations, a glossary and terms of use.
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The Atlas of Economic Complexity is a research and data visualization tool from Harvard's Growth Lab. It visualizes global trade data and economic growth opportunities for every country, offering country profiles, annual growth projections, complexity rankings and custom visualizations of over 50 years of trade flows. It is part of the Growth Lab Viz Hub.
A visualization project that presents wealth inequality in the United States by showing monetary amounts to scale. It compares figures such as median household income, the wealth of Jeff Bezos and the combined wealth of the 400 richest Americans, and suggests what portions of that money could fund.
Numbeo is a crowdsourced database of cost-of-living and quality-of-life indicators, covering prices, housing, crime, healthcare and transport across thousands of cities. It offers headline indices and a structured global dataset, and provides an API and commercial data license for organizations.
A WordPress blog about Japanese mythology and folklore. Posts cover topics such as the twelve animals of the zodiac, the Tanabata festival, and shrine traditions, with an account of the zodiac animal race story.
An interactive page that visualizes the number of incarcerated people in the United States, with each icon representing one incarcerated person. It presents figures on incarceration rates, comparisons with other countries and casualties of war, and the correctional population over time.
rip.so is a memorial site listing messengers, social networks, browsers, gadgets and websites the internet forgot, organized into categories such as messengers and chat, social networks, software and apps, streaming and video, and search engines and browsers. The page is marked as under construction.
