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It’s beautiful!
😀
And anyone who’s using Ben’s maps and not sending him a donation is a total bum.
How many colours do you need so that each electorate has a different colour to its neighbours? Just a random question, but I remember reading an article about the mathematical basis for this somewhere..
Four colours. I have a book on it. When I’m colouring maps randomly (ie. not based on party control) I usually use blue, green, yellow and red.
That map makes me all tingly in my pants.
We do live in a Labor town don’t we.
Ben, that’s a great map. Where do you find the time? 😉
Well, I didn’t have a job until recently, that certainly helped. But redistributions aren’t that difficult. If I didn’t have a job I probably could’ve got it done in 1-2 days.
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