March 26, 2012
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What’s in a Surname? A National Geographic map of American surnames, color-coded for ancestry. Also see Martin Wattenberg’s visualization of baby names 1880-2010.

explore-blog:

What’s in a Surname? A National Geographic map of American surnames, color-coded for ancestry. Also see Martin Wattenberg’s visualization of baby names 1880-2010.

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