American fatalities in Iraq geographic map

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This is pointless. You need to adjust or normalize for population densities. This means that you need to accomodate some sort of per capita variable. How the cartographer portrays the information here, it is directly aligned with a simple population map. You can see your LA, your SanFran, Houston and Miami, the Chi, and your entire urban agglomeration on the Atlantic Seaboard (from Boston and NYC, to Baltimore and DC). Of course a city of 18 million will have more deaths in Iraq than a city with a population of, say, 287,000. That is all.