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Hi, I'm Alex McPhee! I live in Val Marie, am the proud holder of a University of Alberta BSc, and am a professional cartographer (seriously, this is a real job that exists).

On-wiki, I specialize in Canadian graphics and geography. Check out my other work at awmcphee.ca.

Photographs

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High effort maps

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I am proud to say that these two projects launched my career and I now work full-time in... staying at home all day and producing maps of Alberta and Saskatchewan.

My electoral history

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2021 Canadian federal election
Party Candidate Votes%±%Expenditures
ConservativeJeremy Patzer24,51871.53–9.6$35,741.95
New DemocraticAlex McPhee3,60410.51+1.0$26,349.39
People'sCharles Reginald Hislop2,8268.24+5.4$0.00
LiberalMackenzie Hird1,4924.35+0.1$2,023.58
MaverickMark Skagen1,3603.97+3.97$7,334.65
GreenCarol Vandale2840.83–1.1$0.00
IndependentMaria Rose Lewans1930.56–0.01$0.00
Total valid votes/expense limit 34,27799.6–$122,866.74
Total rejected ballots 1450.04
Turnout 34,42267
Eligible voters 49,606
Conservative hold Swing +3.2
Source: Elections Canada[1]

Election cartograms

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These are generated using a fairly simple Python script, made as my first programming project after graduation. (Harder than it sounds, as the only thing I learned in university was Matlab.) Arranging the grid squares to minimize distortion is an art, not a science.

Provincial thematic maps

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I am currently trying to make as many good thematic maps as possible to illustrate the Canadian province articles.

British Columbia

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Alberta

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New Brunswick

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Newfoundland and Labrador

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Ontario

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Quebec

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Rural locator maps

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Urban locator maps

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County locators (experimental)

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Historic federal riding locator maps

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Other maps

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Other graphics

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Articles I am proud of

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DYK

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Other

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First Nations + Indigenous peoples

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Alberta land-use framework regions

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Notes and subpages

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  1. ↑ "List of confirmed candidates – September 20, 2021 Federal Election". Elections Canada. Retrieved 2 September 2021.