District 1: Eastern Canada | |||
District 2: Ontario, Manitoba, and Bermuda | |||
District 3: Eastern New York (not New York City), Northern New Jersey. | |||
District 4: Central New York, Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware, Southern New Jersey. | |||
District 5: Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio, Western New York, Western Maryland, and Northern West Virginia. | |||
District 6: Washington D.C., Virginia, and Maryland. | |||
District 7: North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, and Eastern Tennessee. | |||
District 8: St. Louis, Northern Indiana, Central and Southern Illinois, and Paducah KY | |||
District 9: Florida | |||
District 10: Mid-south bridge conference. | |||
District 11: Kentucky, Western Ohio, Central Indiana, and West Virginia | |||
District 12: Most of Michigan, Northwestern Ohio |
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District 13: Chicago, Wisconsin, and Upper Michigan. | |||
District 14: Iowa, Minnesota, North and South Dakota, and Nebraska |
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District 15: Southwest Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Western Arkansas, and Northern Texas | |||
District 16: Most of Texas, all of Mexico |
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District 17: Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Southern Nevada, Eastern Utah, West Texas, and Wyoming | |||
District 18: Western Canada, Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming |
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District 19: Alaska, Washington State, and British Columbia |
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District 20: Washington, Oregon, Nevada, and Hawaii | |||
District 21: Northern California |
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District 22: Southern California | |||
District 23: California: Los Angeles County | |||
District 24: New York City and Long Island. |
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District 25: New England |
This
Atlas of international, national, and regional bridge maps is designed
for visualizing
information
about the broader bridge-playing population. Selected problems
are
considered using the evidence of maps. These maps are tied in the
computer to various ACBL databases and U.S. Census databases.
Thanks
to Jay Baum, ACBL CEO, Rick
Beye, Carol Robertson, Richard Oshlag, and Ed Evers, ACBL, for
providing
the materials directly to Sandra Arlinghaus, who then created the map
sets
using GIS software (ESRI, ArcView 3.2) that forges a dynamic link
between underlying
database
and outline base map. Graphic adjusments of various kinds were
made in Adobe PhotoShop or Adobe Illustrator. The linked materials display data from the ACBL national data base. If you are looking for local materials related to finding a bridge club, please go to maps created originally by Jim Lahey, former District 12 Webmaster, and maintained by Alan W. Bau, current District 12 Webmaster (http://www.d12bridge.org/). If instead, you are looking for materials about the broader bridge-playing population, at the regional and national levels, you are in the right place! |