My hard-working friends at the Connecticut State Data Center and the Map and Geographic Information Center (MAGIC) at the University of Connecticut Homer Babbidge Library have started to post data from the Wednesday March, 9th release of the 2010 census data for the state of Connecticut. Talk about a quick turn around!
One of their most interesting 2010 Census Google Map Mash-Ups on their site displays dual-linked Google Maps, with one map displaying the 2010 Connecticut census results by town and the other the 2000 Connecticut census results by town. The dual-linked maps are synchronized, meaning that movement one map happen on the other. The user also has the ability to search for their town, or download the data for their own use. The user can also click on a town and view a table of census data to see how population has changed across Connecticut. I’m looking forward to what other mash-ups they roll out over the next few days.
Take a look at their site. MAGIC has been around for a long time, and they have always been innovators in their field.
![CTSDC Dual Linked Maps - 2010 Census CTSDC Dual Linked Maps - 2010 Census](http://www.gisdoctor.com/site/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/ctsdc.jpg)
and…quick disclaimer, I helped write the code for the underlying mash-up. That’s it, they did the rest and they did a great job.