from the site:

You've seen city maps, but what about city maps that show where each gang has its headquarters? Or a map of the globe without water? Here are a few of our favorite randomly bizarre maps.

from The Guardian:

The Bloomberg administration has released new data detailing the levels of poverty in New York City. The report, from the Center for Economic Opportunity, reveals that in 2011, 21.3% of New Yorkers lived in poverty - the third consecutive year it had risen.

Maps related to the likelihood of attending or watching college basketball games...

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Find interactive maps relating to Forest Pest Conditions, Insect and Disease Surveys, Forest Disturbances and more...

From the site:

"The applications ... access a myriad of state, county and local level forest insect and disease conditions data. In addition we offer a window into near real time forest disturbance information collected from space."

from MPR:

These maps show by precinct the support that the Marriage and Voter ID constitutional amendments found around the state of Minnesota. Striking dislike for both amendments can be seen in the core Metro cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul, with falling levels of support radiating outwards. Similarly high levels of 'no' votes can be found in other populous areas throughout the state. Rural areas were more likely to support both amendments.

from the site:

Compare NOAA satellite imagery from before and after Hurricane Sandy and investigate damage caused by the superstorm in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. Click and drag the red bar to compare historical and current imagery. You can also use the included bookmarks to explore some of the the most damaged areas.

from the site:

What has Hurricane Sandy and the downgraded storm actually caused? How do you tell the difference between rumours, fake photos and real events? We are tracking incidents across the world. This map excludes closures and evacuations that took place before Sandy hit but reports events verified from the Wire services or local media after.