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Friday, August 8, 2008

Proportional circle maps

A proportional circle map is a statistical map that shows its information by using circles that are proportional to the information that is being provided. In other words the more the total number for the particular category, the bigger the circle will be. In this particular case we see a proportional circle map for the population of Canada.
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