Even if you’re not American, this is a fun widget put out by the U.S. census that tracks population and densities over the last century, state by state. (Check out the pop density of New Jersey.)
Hey, Stats Canada – got anything as good?
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It really hasn’t been a good year for Stats Canada to begin with… but compared to US, we have always had to suffer in terms of availability of Census data for research. Free data is scarce and only academics have adequate access to free data. All others pay up… this is one reason why you don’t find more people coming up with nice online stuff like this.