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    bivariate maps

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    beers This map applies a bivariate color scheme to display the number of breweries and average beer ABV across states. The color palette was implemented with the pals R package. Since making this graphic, I’ve also used this elegant guide by Timo Grossenbacker to make maps with more customized bivariate color palettes. Download here.

    Tags: food, infographics

    Categories: Blog

    Updated: April 2, 2021

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