One dot per person–nothing else. The designer says he got the idea when he was looking at a series of race and ethnicity dot density maps created by designer Eric Fischer.

This is a map of every single American living in the United States—one dot for each person—broken down by the block they live on and their self-reported racial identity.

The MIT graduate student has built an interactive online map that displays one dot for every resident of the United States and Canada, as counted by the most recent censuses. That’s 341,817,095 ...

Federal transportation officials are working to create an accurate map of the nation's time zones after an official review revealed one doesn't exist.

The Cimline Durapatcher is currently operating mainly out of the DOT's District 4, based in Council Bluffs. Iowa DOT claims the truck can be operated with only one person and can prepare and install a ...

The MIT graduate student has built an interactive online map that displays one dot for every resident of the United States and Canada, as counted by the most recent censuses. That’s 341,817,095 ...