Census Data Mapper Map & Analysis - October 2013.

LINK to this map on Google Drive. The map I’m analyzing is Average Family size. Average family size tends to be larger in the Mormon Corridor, Alaska and Hawaii. The family size is smaller in North. An explanation to explain why it is higher in those mentioned places is that native people and Mormons are clustered in those areas. Higher family sizes could also be required to do manual work in those areas. This makes a difference as there would be many young people there. This could cause more businesses in those locations to be more focused towards younger people.