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UNITED STATES · COUNTY FOOD ENVIRONMENT

Fast Food & Convenience Stores

Rates per 1,000 residents reveal where both kinds of outlets are relatively scarce—or unusually common.

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Fast food / 1,000—Estimated count: —

Convenience / 1,000—Estimated count: —

Bivariate class: —

More convenience stores ↑

More fast food →

No data Low / medium / high = national tertiles

Rates are normalized by population; county area does not represent population. Map attribution: US Census Bureau geometry · Web Mapper GPT

Sources, method & design note

Data

County food-environment attributes: attached us_county_junk_food_environment.csv. Geometry: us-atlas county TopoJSON, derived from U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundaries.

Method

Each rate is split into national tertiles. The 3×3 bivariate matrix combines fast food restaurants per 1,000 people with convenience stores per 1,000 people. Counties lacking either measure are shown as no data.

Design context

This interface adapts the attached sanitized historical design schema as a critical visual language only: aged-paper field, restrained ink, flat territorial fills, strong framing, and explicit provenance. It excludes extremist symbols, slogans, and persuasive military rhetoric.

Credits

Design schema: WebMapGPT.com · Tanulunk · PromptCartography.com (CC BY 4.0). Made with Web Mapper GPT.

No web images are used.