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Comparing Percentages
Quick Tour: Comparing Percentages
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Getting Started
Repositioning
Creating Layers
Choosing a State
Showing Counties
Showing Percentages
Using the Data Center
Getting State Data
Getting Language Data
Getting Zip Code Data
Getting County Subdivision Data
Getting City or Town Data
Getting County Data
Comparing Maps
Comparing Percentages
Comparing by Zip Code
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For each map, select "
% by county," then click the "Show Map" button. Comparing French and Spanish speakers by percentage shows even more vividly how French speakers are concentrated in the state.
Compare English and Spanish speakers in Texas
for another illustration of the kind of information that percentages by county provide.
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% by county," then click the "Show Map" button. Comparing French and Spanish speakers by percentage shows even more vividly how French speakers are concentrated in the state.
