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This map shows whether an area has a predominant daytime or nighttime population. This highlights if an area is residential vs commercial. A brief summary of the item is not available. Add a brief summary about the item.

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This map shows whether an area has a predominant daytime or nighttime population. 

Areas in blue have more residential population (nighttime population) while the bright pink areas have more people who travel there in the daytime (daytime population). 

The size of the features is the sum of daytime and nighttime population. This shows the overall quantity of people who are in an area each 24-hour period. 

The transparency of the features displays the strength of the predominance. This means that features with stronger color are largely predominant. More transparent features show that the daytime and nighttime populations are similar, so the predominant population may not be predominant by much. 

The popup is configured to provide more information about the daytime/nighttime and resident/worker populations in an area.



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