Gray dots are the other people who live around you (approximation)
White dots constitute covid-19 deaths (randomized)
Around other people live within the circle
Bigger bubbles mean higher death toll in this county
About 12,000 more people live within the circle
This is your neighborhood. On February 29, Washington state reported the first death in the U. S. A 58-year-old man living in King County was a 58-year-old man in the U. S. for the novel coronavirus.
On this map, however, we simulate that one of your neighbors died instead.
A week later, on March 6, another 93 people had died of covid-19 in the United States. Again, let’s say they lived in their neighborhood.
A month later, on 6 April, another 12,823 people had died. This is what it would look like if they lived in your neighborhood.
Today, after the confirmation of the first death, the death toll has reached at least the country.
Suppose everyone lived around you: everyone in that circle would have died. It has an Array radius centered on your location.
If all the deaths had there, it would be enough to erase it from the map. No one would be left alive.
If all the deaths had occurred while driving, it would have been wiped off the map. There would be no one left alive.
According to 2018 estimates, approximately other people live in Array. This is the total number of deaths shown in the country.
According to 2018 estimates, approximately other people live in your vehicle. This is the total number of deaths recorded in the country.
Now let’s see how far the devastation would spread if all the deaths in the United States had occurred around one position you recognize: Matrix
If all deaths had aroundArrayArray, the circle around them would have a radius ofArray
However, in real life, covid-19 deaths are not clustered in one place. Now, the map shows where the other people who died from covid-19 in the United States resided.
Since those other people weren’t near you, it can be difficult for you to see the extent of those losses in your own daily life. But each is a tragedy for those around them.
“When you know who has died, it can seem like a non-public attack. “
If all the dead from covid-19 had around me, no one in this radius would have been left alive.
This symbol shows how much devastation would spread if all the deaths in the United States had occurred around you.
The effects shown on the map are an approximation.
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