
These very low population density census tracts and subdivisions cover 60% of the land area of our bioregion, but are home to only 0.5% of our population.

Day 19’s prompt is “Typography”. Here are the names of large marine water bodies within the Salish Sea oriented and scaled to represent the shape and location of the water bodies themselves.


Day 23’s prompt of “Memory”, I decided to focus on something the land remembers instead of a human memory. Here is the reconstructed extent of the Cordilleran Ice Sheet ~18,700 years ago (based on Dalton et al. 2020).

