at the bottom there’s an option to see the PDF, click it
and then on the bottom right corner you can download the national file
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Is there a reason for this? Better agriculture in the north? I have no idea
What is behind the great Sonoran sausagefest?
Finally a proper use of the red/blue color scheme! The central point is exactly 100 and it’s symmetric. Why is one of the jumps on each side 5 instead of 4 (83 to 88 and 112 to 117), is that a plotly feature?
This is why the best tamales are in Oaxaca.
Is that Mexico City in the dark red? Wish this had city names.
![[OC] Female-to-male ratio in Mexico by municipality during 2023](https://www.europesays.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/9ic6e7l7p9hd1.png)
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I made this map with Plotly for Python
getting the data source is a bit hard, first go to:
https://www.gob.mx/conapo/documentos/reconstruccion-y-proyecciones-de-la-poblacion-de-los-municipios-de-mexico-1990-2040
at the bottom there’s an option to see the PDF, click it
and then on the bottom right corner you can download the national file
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Is there a reason for this? Better agriculture in the north? I have no idea
What is behind the great Sonoran sausagefest?
Finally a proper use of the red/blue color scheme! The central point is exactly 100 and it’s symmetric. Why is one of the jumps on each side 5 instead of 4 (83 to 88 and 112 to 117), is that a plotly feature?
This is why the best tamales are in Oaxaca.
Is that Mexico City in the dark red? Wish this had city names.