A similar GDP.
Thanks to Strange Maps for this post. A great example of information design putting things in perspective.
The graphic maps states to countries with similar GDPs.
As always, thanks for listening.
~alex
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I find it hard to believe that Tennessee has the same GDP as Saudi Arabia.