This is an ingenious tool developed by the US Census Bureau. You can click on individual states to see their change in population. You can click on years at the bottom of the interactive graph to see a sliding trend in population growth overset a map of the USA.
Enjoy!
p.s. And if the tool is acting "buggy" by not supplying you with the just released 2010 data, you may click here to go directly to the US Census Bureau site where their map's features seem to work quickly and all the time.
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Bill Fleckenstein's latest podcast interview worth hearing in which he makes a case for a flat tax
The Chinese Coal Monster
Robert Reich: "We're In A Recession Because The Rich Are Raking In An Absurd Portion Of The Wealth"
Pfizer: The Drug Giant That Makes Bank from Drugs That Can Kill You
Small investors flee stocks, changing market dynamics
Gold ticks lower but holds above $1,200
More Americans' credit scores sink to new lows
Global Housing Bubble - Based on Ratio of Price to Rent, Which Countries are the Bubbliest?
Paul Krugman: "Trending Toward Deflation"
Charles Hugh Smith: The Con of the Decade Part I
The Daily Bail: "On the camapagin trail, TARP support means big trouble for incumbents - - especially John McCain
Chinese company Datang to build 500 MW of wind energy in Pakistan
Tide turning against dirty coal for energy production
Japan, Russia to build LPG plant in Vladivostok
Japan’s Stocks Advance as Commodity Prices Gain, Yen Weakens
Housing Gets Sick on Keynesian Roller Coaster: Kevin Hassett
Hawaiian homeowners in Loan Modification Program are foreclosing more and more
As Census ends, many census workers lose jobs
Iraq oil exports hit 2 million barrels per day
Louisiana Pushes BP for Fisherman Aid
BP reportedly in talks to sell Alaska oil stake
Atlantic City to lay off additional 93 city workers, possibly many more
Avid’s Brain Dye Can Spot Alzheimer’s, Study Says
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