The other day, I was looking at George Jenks' dot map of hogs in America on Facebook. 70 years ago in 1953, George Jenks wrote about and helped popularize the technique. It's fairly common these days, as it gives a good way to spot dense clusters of population.
There are some odd and colorful hamlet and village names within the Catskill Park. Warmer colors show higher elevation while cooler colors are lower elevation hamlets.
Data Sources: Open Street Map, US Census, NYS DEC Catskill Park Boundaries.
The milk jug further blackens in this picture, as the flames start to melt it down further.
Sunday August 15, 2010 — Fire
