Data Map Simulator by subdivision

🔒

Premium map

This map is €5. Enter your unlock code, or get one below.

Get an unlock code →

Could not load the map libraries (d3 / topojson).
Reload the page with a connection.

Title, source & unit

Value unit

Title textlegend

Gradient

Low color highmid 3-colorcenter

Mode

Scale

Domain (min / max)

Special colors & borders

No datano-data 2 (: / n.a.) value 0

Background border

Country outline

Border width: 0.3

Legend

Filter

Show only regions

out of range

Show only (code)

When on, only regions whose value passes the threshold keep their colour; the rest use the "no data" colour. E.g. set > Aragón's GDP to highlight richer regions.

Labels (value on map)

Show values

Coloursize: 9

Avoid overlap

Data

One line per region: CODE,value. Drop a CSV on the left, or type here. A country code (DE) fills all its subdivisions; a NUTS/state code (ES61) refines one.

Click a region on the map to set its value

Copy settings (style)

Include data

Clone the look of one map onto another (colours, gradient, domain, labels, filter…). Turn "Include data" on to also carry the CODE,value block.

Annotate (draw & text)

Mode

Coloursize: 16

FontPen

Opacity100

Text: click to add (double-click to edit). Pen: drag to draw. Move: drag labels. Delete: click an item to remove it. All exports in the PNG.

Archive (saved maps)

Saves this map’s style + data under a name so you can reload it anytime (stored in your browser). E.g. save “GDP per capita Europe” once and reuse it.

Ratio (A ÷ B)

Colours each region by A ÷ B (e.g. per person, per km²), using your normal gradient. Load A above, B below, then Apply.

Mode

A nameB name

Data B (CODE,value)

⤓ Drop file for B, or click

B label

Data (above) = variable A. Turn Bivariate on, paste variable B here, and Apply. The map colours both at once (3×3 legend) and shows the correlation slope.

Export

Table order

Print rows

How many (N)

Table level

Columns

Table colors follow your Title/Legend text colors and Background color.

Everything exports as PNG at 2x, ready to post. Tables render every row with data, sorted by the current order. The countries table shows each country’s value (mean of its subdivisions when they differ, marked *).