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Maps!

hnnng

>>2816560
Conclusion from that map: Rochester NY got screwed big time

>>2816504
Welp.
That's a L for east coasters

>>2816622
I hate the industrial age with every fiber of my being.

>>2816622

>>2816629
very cool map. thanks!

>>2816799
>>2816906
>>2816928
thanks
post maps and I'll dump a bunch more :^)

>>2820650
Ukraine and USA are GOATed holy shit. Honrable mention to rio de la plata basin

>>2816622
do you have this map but for alaska?

>>2820644
>>2822709
this one too

>>2820643
any more BONAP maps?

>>2820646
STOP THE COUNT

>>2822710
>do you have this map (>>2820644) but for alaska?
nope, sorry
>any more BONAP maps?
just go to bonap.org to browse. this page seems to have the ones in the same style as the one i posted: http://bonap.org/2015_SpecialtyMaps/Density%20Gradient%202015/Density%20Gradient%202015.html
>>2822724
?

>>2816369 (OP)
my depicition of norway and sweden jizzing on finland is the best map

>>2822766
oh cool thanks. i noticed bonap finally included canada and alaska in their genera maps now (long since overdue, as I didn't want to have to buy the software to generate my own)

>>2816628
Because we're sandwiched between the mountains and the ocean, it's getting crowded in Cascadia fast.

>>2816634
The Earth's geography exists to screw me.

>>2816369 (OP)

>>2823676
Nice one

>>2824679
that website really lags out for me

nevermind I got it to work

>>2824679
impressive, nice, but for me it's

>>2816621
this is saying theres more women in the south and new england? Unsurprising men would congregate to the west

>>2820644
this ones surprising I'm from the willamette valley around Eugene, Oregon and we barely get thunderstorms meanwhile I heard my grandpa in PA say they get one nearly once a month, I've been living in Jersey and feels like we got a lot more lightning, is this cause of the mean measurement?

>>2824786
I like a little bit of heat and a lot of cold. But sunny days. Colorado and Wyoming showed up as the main places for me obviously.

>>2823687
couldve done a better pic for South Dakota lel

>>2824795
kek buffalos are cool but no kidding

bros I wish California didn't suck because it's has arguably the best geography on the planet

Livestock map

>>2824786
fucking saved

>>2823682
>sandy loam
who is she?

These are averages. It's not usual for some parts of the Upper Peninsula to get over 300" of snow in a season.

>>2826192
>>2826191
Thank you anon

Can anyone find wildlife populations of USA maps?

I'm struggling to find anything besides white tail deer and livestock numbers.

>>2826197
It is a war crime to include Kentucky with the northeast

please delete this before lifted chevy trucks piloted by methed out retards invade the north out of pure unrestricted anger

>>2826198
Yeah I didn't like their regional groupings either, but it's one of the more comprehensive studies I've seen on the subject of mature forest blocks and total area in the US. They also included a different set of regions like pic rel which conforms to more traditional regions (like the south, and core SW US). Also keep in mind mature forest is not the same as old growth on these maps, most of the area is just mature stands (~70-150 years old for deciduous, ~100-250 years old for conifer).

>>2826199
>Sequim Washington is the #1 diamond in the rough on planet earth

https://weatherspark.com/y/465/Average-Weather-in-Sequim-Washington-United-States-Year-Round

7 inches or less rain every single month, and immediately adjacent to world class temperate rainforest

No place like it in the world

>look into rain shadows and microclimates if you want to actually have a wonderful life

>>2826201
now thats a beautiful map

>>2826203
hnnnnnng

>>2826202
I was born and have lived in Washington my whole life and only a few years ago did I learn it was pronounced like "Squim" and not "Seequim"

>>2826206
kek

I had to compress this one so much it doesn't do it justice, the original can be found by searching for ecoregion level iv map of the USA.

>>2826208
holy god thank you anon

>>2816369 (OP)
What exactly happens in Washington and Oregon to cause this?

>>2826198
You could buy this map for classroom use. No wonder the company went bankrupt and was purchased by a competitor.

For those wondering why a swoosh appears through the middle of Alabama on so many maps.

>>2826086
Oh I know her, she's in my backyard. My plants really like her

US state border elevation map

>>2826382
Cute!

>>2816633
Man i miss the ashlands threads /out/ and /k/ collabs used to have 10 years ago.

>>2826250
So basically better soil = more farms = more nog slaves = more nog voters voting for gibs. interesting.

>>2823686
>Beast of bray rd.
Not the fucking hodag? The fuck kind of bullshit map is this?

>>2823686
>frogman
Michigan dogman is memory-holed?

>>2823686
I fucking love science!

>>2826099
Is Michigan the best state if you like snowy forests?

>>2827997
It's the best state if you want to avoid natural disasters. The best state for snowy forest is Idaho or Montana.

>>2829121
>The best state for snowy forest is Idaho or Montana.

The Sierra Nevada and Cascades mnts both recieve way more snow than either ID,MT or MI. Often 600-800" per yr.

>>2829147
How much of that's above the tree line?

>>2826435
I wasn’t here for those. What were those about?

>>2826380
How do you own a slave in 2025 anon?

>>2816631
What does this one show?

>>2829174
the central sierra snowlab sits at about 6,800ft- well below the treeline- and averages over 400" per yr with a record of 800+"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D-prMklW1Rs

Most of Mt Baker ski area is below the treeline and routinely gets 600-800" a year.

>>2829121
As a kid, I watched a lot of documentaries on natural disasters and I remember thinking how cool it would be to see or experience one first hand and then I got my wish with a fairly major earthquake.
Let me tell you, it was not cool.
The shittiest thing about an earthquake is that unlike pretty much every other disaster out there, you get 0 warning.

>>2823684
I don't think this is right, there are a shitload of black bears on the arizona mx border

>>2829255
I lived in Los Angeles during the Northridge earthquake and yeah, that was quite the experience. Not only was there zero warning, but the aftershocks, some significant, went on for weeks. At least I was at home, in bed, when it happened. People out driving around, thankfully not many, had bridges collapse under them. What a crazy way to end up suddenly dead.

>>2816560
That's bullshit it was cloudy af in WNY during that eclipse

>>2829470
Some WNYers got lucky. My friends in North Buffalo and Ken-Ton got a break in the clouds and saw part of it. I didn't see shit in Wyoming Co and neither did any of my friends/family in Rochester. The Falls also got shut out. People down in Westfield and Ripley probably saw it since Erie PA got a full viewing. Cleveland lucked out too.

>>2829479
>Ken-Ton
>kenmore
>tonawanda
havent seen that in yrs lol

>>2816570
>fuck Delmarva
what did they mean by this?

>>2816622
>>2816799
>>2816906
>huwites and capitalism are le bad
Uncle Ted was correct about a great many things, but be honest and post an infographic about how much reforestation has occurred since then.

>>2829121
>>2829147
I live in the west but something about the east just feels better to me.

>>2829121
Also where are wildfires on the map? Really weird that they left them out.

>>2830938
Here you go!

>>2816622
This makes me sad.