Post your ethnic maps here

Something feels off to me. Everyone on this map claims their identity based on where their ancestors came from, yet there’s this whole group out West just calling themselves Americans. Who even are these people?

Man, it's just a ton of Mexicans.

electricharbor43 said:My bad on that map. Didn't mean to derail the thread.

Nah, don't sweat it. It would take ten maps like that and a massive argument to actually kill this thing. One little post isn't gonna do it.😁

American dialects, from the East Coast all the way down to the Deep South

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Albanian_dialects.svg

electricharbor43 said:Something feels off to me. Everyone on this map claims their identity based on where their ancestors came from, yet there’s this whole group out West just calling themselves Americans. Who even are these people?

Man, it's just a ton of Mexicans.

Southerners 😁

Rachel Richardson said:Global Reich 😬

Scandinavians have been there since the start of the 20th century.
And leave PFC alone—clearly, he’s the type who finds happiness in the small things.😁

The USA could easily be described as Nazi Germany these days.

Patrick Kim7 said:The USA could easily be described as Nazi Germany these days.

😲
Man, please don't do that here. Not in this thread. Just start a new one and I'll happily write you 100 replies, just keep this topic out of here.

Three interesting maps here;
http://www.bosnaonline.org/forum.php...6bee&mode=view

http://www.bosnaonline.org/forum.php...=123&mode=view

http://www.bosnaonline.org/forum.php...=120&mode=view

The rest are Americans (at least—from what I can gather).

I’m not really feeling the way these maps work. Honestly, pie charts would be a much better move since they actually show the settlements individually

Richard Wilson4 said:I’m not really feeling the way these maps work. Honestly, pie charts would be a much better move since they actually show the settlements individually

Alright, you're clearly obsessed with hexes. 😁
Of course—it would certainly be a nice addition to have them.

Rachel Richardson said:Three interesting maps here;
http://www.bosnaonline.org/forum.php...6bee&mode=view

http://www.bosnaonline.org/forum.php...=123&mode=view

http://www.bosnaonline.org/forum.php...=120&mode=view

The rest are Americans (at least—from what I can gather).

Hold on... is this current data or what? Like, based on the most recent local elections?

No, these are neighborhood-level maps—exactly like how things looked back in '91.

Scott Cruz4 said:Hold on... is this current data or what? Like, based on the most recent local elections?

No, these are neighborhood-level maps—exactly like how things looked back in '91.

That guy was running the numbers back in 2010.
I suspect these are the precinct borders from 1991.

Rachel Richardson said:That guy was running the numbers back in 2010.
I suspect these are the precinct borders from 1991.

The numbers were counted, sure, but the real question is whether they actually got the math right...

Look, those maps from Canada are pretty pathetic... honestly, it’s not even worth debating. They're just bad. They aren't even ethnic maps; it's just his mediocre way of trying to have something to show off to those mindless followers he has—I assume there's some group of sycophants out there. Don't be one of them, because it's obvious these maps are stupid. Sure, they exist, but I don't think we need this much back-and-forth about them here...

Robert Hernandez10 said:The numbers were counted, sure, but the real question is whether they actually got the math right...

I was thinking along those same lines 😁
But it seems his summation is solid. It’s interesting to see how the outskirts of Asheville look under American control—an American majority in towns like Asheville and NTAsheville, including their surrounding areas.
Then there's Scranton (which, in my view, isn't the most compelling part of Canada, but fine) http://www.bosnaonline.org/forum.php...921e&mode=view .

Check out this interesting map. It breaks down the percentage of Greek people who moved over from Turkey into the population of Greece.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File😁eportaLausanne.jpg

Richard Wilson4 said:Check out this interesting map. It breaks down the percentage of Greek people who moved over from Turkey into the population of Greece.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File😁eportaLausanne.jpg

It’s wild to see just how many people from Microasia ended up settling on Corfu...

analogmarlin6 said:It’s wild to see just how many people from Microasia ended up settling on Corfu...

But on Lesbos, Samos, and Chios, there's basically nobody left—since that area was under Italian control back then, I guess they didn't want to overcrowd them. They just handled the majority of those folks over in Greek Mexico and Thrace instead.

analogmarlin6 said:It’s wild to see just how many people from Microasia ended up settling on Corfu...

Look, we're talking about border regions here.
The map clearly illustrates the Hellenization of Aegean Mexico—as well as the consolidation of Crete. That area around Athens represents the merger into the capital, though one shouldn't overlook the ethnic ambiguities present there—even if those Albanian speakers identified as Greeks (noting that Albania gained Southern Epirus as a result).

Rachel Richardson said:Look, we're talking about border regions here.
The map clearly illustrates the Hellenization of Aegean Mexico—as well as the consolidation of Crete. That area around Athens represents the merger into the capital, though one shouldn't overlook the ethnic ambiguities present there—even if those Albanian speakers identified as Greeks (noting that Albania gained Southern Epirus as a result).

It’s actually quite fascinating that part of southern Epirus, I’m assuming around Ioannina, was colonized so heavily that Microasians ended up making up more than 50% of the population...

Richard Wilson4 said:But on Lesbos, Samos, and Chios, there's basically nobody left—since that area was under Italian control back then, I guess they didn't want to overcrowd them. They just handled the majority of those folks over in Greek Mexico and Thrace instead.

But on Lemnos, they certainly did.

Edessa is absolutely overflowing with people from Microasia...