Degree density in US cities.

[alfredo]

Those liberal bastions fare well.

Per square mile.

[Quantess]

1. Not a coincidence that SF and NYC are very dense with people in general.

[Liberal_in_LA]

3. yep

[Oregone]

2. Heh...hows this stack up to a graph of housing market busts per city

[yodoobo]

4. I would be curious what stats are on degree adjusted by population

The ultra population density of the top cities certainly has a big influence on the density of pretty much everything else too.

interesting chart though.

[alfredo]

12. Not many graphs of population density

[OneTenthofOnePercent]

5. Degree per-capita would be a much better statistic...

[RKP5637]

7. +1, this one is skewed by population density... n/t

[ParkieDem]

6. OK ....

What we now need is a similar graph showing these same cities in order of their population density. My guess is that it's pretty similar.

[Fumesucker]

8. I do know that Jacksonville has the second largest land area of any city in the US..

So its population density is probably the lowest in the country.

[KamaAina]

9. A fair amount of New Orleans' land area is undeveloped swampland

everything east and northeast of the city proper all the way out to the Rigolets (where I-10 crosses Lake Pontchartrain) is within city limits.

[izquierdista]

10. What other correlation is there?

Hmmm, Pelosi represents the top, and the bottom is represented by...Inhofe.

[SmileyRose]

11. Lot a damn good college did for the dumbasses at the US Census.

1. Too stupid to spell Cincinnati
2. Too stupid to use spell checker.

How many college graduates did that thing have to pass before it was published?