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Library Books Per Capita, by State
Description:
This demo displays the number of library books per capita by state.
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Interesting Observations
This demo displays book volumes (adjusted by state population) for each US state library in dataset 353 on a map of the US. Darker colors indicate more books available to library users. Readers can easily see the following- New York
state library has the largest number of books, but it also has a large
population. Therefore it has a low number for average books per person. - East coast, West coast, plus Texas state library hold more book. Maybe that is because of their population.
- some states, such as Maryland, reported 0 in book volume. Further investigation on State Libraries statistical data (http://harvester.census.gov/imls/data/stla/index.asp) will be useful.
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This is an easy demo and you may copy its code to build your first government data visualization.
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