Maps Highlighting the Distribution of All 2.6 Million Goats Living in the United States as of 2012
The Washington Post’s Wonkblog has published a pair of maps detailing the distribution of goats throughout the United States according to data collected by the USDA Agricultural Census in 2012, the last year such information was gathered. There were 2,621,514 at the time–which is a lot of goats.
If America’s goats were their own state, its population would be larger than that of Wyoming, Vermont, D.C. and North Dakota — combined.
images via The Washington Post Wonkblog
Brian Heater
Recent Posts
Personified Legendary Artifacts Interview Potential New Members to Join Their Exclusive Club
The World’s Shortest and Tallest Women Meet For Tea in London on Guinness World Records Day 2024
Andy Serkis Expressively Reads a Defiant 1929 Letter From a Chimpanzee to an Offending Scientist
Couple Pretends to Be Inquisitive Shoppers Looking For the Most Outrageous Items at HomeGoods
The Incredibly Acrobatic Bakers Who Make Traditional Bread in Samarkand, Uzbekistan
