Upon clicking Start you will be shown 15 satellite images of US cities. Name the city shown. Occasionally the boundaries of another city may fall within the image but you are naming the city the image is focused on (the center area of the image). You can mouseover the image to zoom in. Cities selected from over 150 possible.
The object of this quiz is to adjust each circle's diameter so it splits the circle's population as evenly as possible. When you click Start you will be shown a marker on a random US census tract (there are over 80K census tracts in the US). Also you will see an circle between 200 and 500 miles radius. Adjust the diameter by rotating it using the endpoints, trying to split the halves into equal populations. Then click submit. You are scored on how close you have split the circle into 50% population in each half. Circle population is tallied by totaling all census tracts (small census areas of average 4K population) within that circle.
NOTE - population in Canada and Mexico is NOT counted at all, only US population within the circle.
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I got montgomery at 68, but montgomery, tx did not autopopulate. I tried montgomery again multiple times for tx but it never took
>get a new personal best yet somehow manage to forget the county you live in
>MFW