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Scottish Independence Referendum 2014 – Cartogram

Cartogram of the Scottish Independence Referendum 2014 results. The size of an area is proportional to the number of votes cast in the area.

Made using Scapetoad and QGIS.

Scottish Independence Referendum 2014 - Cartogram

Author Heikki VesantoPosted on November 1, 2014July 27, 2022Categories All, Mapvember, OSGEO, QGIS

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