areas that thrive on multiculturalism voted remain, so its the opposite - sparse areas are more likely to vote leave and be on the map. Scotland also usually votes differently to England. And for the BSE outbreak, it was 178 cases over 2 years, some of which took victims 15 years to die - a map is a very bad way to showcase that data. Dots on the map may work with a number for year of contraction and another for death.
Ah yes the famously sparsely populated capital city of London, and the entirety of Scotland.
areas that thrive on multiculturalism voted remain, so its the opposite - sparse areas are more likely to vote leave and be on the map. Scotland also usually votes differently to England. And for the BSE outbreak, it was 178 cases over 2 years, some of which took victims 15 years to die - a map is a very bad way to showcase that data. Dots on the map may work with a number for year of contraction and another for death.