Regional population growth from 2010 to 2016

How to Draw a Map of North America

Geographic maps, cardiograms, and thematic maps are often used for geographical visualization of business information. Any country can inspire a wealth of geopolitical statistical data. A common way of assimilating this data is to create maps that convey a particular theme or subject matter in relation to a specific geographical area. Known as thematic maps, they cover themes such as population density, average rainfall, or political allegiance, differentiating the data by using graphical elements and annotation. Thematic maps contrast general reference maps, which tend to display information on a variety of subjects — vegetation, topology, roads, and highways, for example. A thematic map will always focus on one particular subject matter. ConceptDraw DIAGRAM can be helpful as a tool for creating maps of countries and regions of the world. It allows you to draw continental maps quickly and easily using the special templates and vector stencils libraries.