Granville, Granville, Granville

Granville,MA

Granville was first settled in 1736 and was officially incorporated in 1754. Granville, MA has a population of 1,521 and is a total of 43 sq. miles.

Granville, OH

The population in Granville, OH is around 3,200. The Granville in Ohio has a much bigger population than the one in Massachusetts, but it has less square mileage. It only consists of 4 sq. miles. This is compared to Granville, MA which consists of 43 sq. miles.

Granville, IA

Granville, IA is the smallest of the three Granville's. It has a population of only 321. You can see the difference from this community compared to the other ones in this photo of the town. It consists of only a few blocks of roadway and houses.

Mapping Politics

This is an image of the Electoral Map when McCain went up against Clinton. This is probably a map that most people are familiar with.

This is another take on political mapping. This shows a map of the roots of President Obama. They are saying that he may have German roots.

Nevada Train Tracks

This is a shot of the train tracks going over the Carson River. The river is a little off, but it’s cool to see where the river used to be and how small it’s gotten over time.



The tracks branched off. The red goes to Reno and the Blue goes towards Virginia.



In other sections of the train tracks you can see on the ground the pathway of where the train tracks used to go. Here, on the other hand there are no remnants of the tracks. There is a neighborhood that was built right over the tracks.




Most of the main streets were built over where the old tracks used to go.