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us_diocese_mapper

• [OC] A map of all Catholic Latin Rite dioceses, provinces, and cathedrals in the United States
  1 project | /r/dataisbeautiful | 27 May 2022

  The Latin Rite of the Catholic Church has over 150 dioceses in the US. Using Python and other open-source tools and resources (including geojson.io, OpenStreetMaps, and Wikipedia), I created a map of these dioceses, their cathedrals, and their corresponding provinces. Here's a link to the project's GitHub page.

• A map of all Catholic Latin Rite dioceses, provinces, and cathedrals in the United States
  1 project | /r/Maps | 27 May 2022

  The mapping script (along with additional documentation) can be found here. (If you receive a message from GitHub saying that "the notebook took too long to render", you can also access a copy of the documentation in HTML format here.)

• Here's the updated version of my map of US Catholic dioceses. (See comment for interactive HTML version.) White lines are diocesan boundaries; black lines are provincial boundaries; globus cruciger symbols are cathedral locations; and diocese names are in white text. Made with Python and geojson.io
  1 project | /r/Catholicism | 24 May 2022

  The project's GitHub page is available here](https://github.com/kburchfiel/us_diocese_mapper/) if you'd like to check out the code.

• I'm using Python to create a map of all the Latin Rite dioceses in the US. This is what I have so far--I now need to modify some counties that fall within more than one diocese. (Link to GitHub page in the comments)
  1 project | /r/Catholicism | 14 May 2022

  Here's a link to the project's GitHub page if you'd like to check out the code. You can also download an interactive .html version of the map there; this version shows the county and diocese name when you hover over it.

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