OC: Irlanda nel 1851, alla fine della Grande Carestia, mostrando il cambiamento della popolazione da parte di Barony. Nero: declino dal 1841. Verde: aumento dal 1841.
https://i.redd.it/98epxh15wr4f1.png
di Breifne21
OC: Irlanda nel 1851, alla fine della Grande Carestia, mostrando il cambiamento della popolazione da parte di Barony. Nero: declino dal 1841. Verde: aumento dal 1841.
https://i.redd.it/98epxh15wr4f1.png
di Breifne21
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I’ll be honest, the map is not easy to look at. The coloured lines (the green for Leinster in particular) make it hard to read. There’s a reason maps rarely use black to colour sections in.
The Green highlights a hitherto lack of urban development.
The joke of r/PeopleLiveInCities is what it says on the tin, but counter to popular opinion it is more sustainable and secure for populations to be concentrated in an urban environment instead of rural ones.
Even with the growth of Cork and Limerick City this is still on the whole very modest and both should be much more significant urban centres today than what they are.
I think also having the figures as a percentage of total would be more helpful. There’s a big difference in losing a population of 1,000 with a total population of 2,000 vs 10,000.
Its seems like the settler areas in Ulster got off slightly easier than the more native areas but I didn’t realise they were affected at all
Is there a hi res version out there?