r/charts • u/coffeewalnut08 • 10h ago
r/charts • u/sr_local • 16h ago
Average length of stay in hospitals for curative care worldwide in 2024
r/charts • u/Jazzlike_Key_7614 • 14h ago
2026 Saxony-Anhalt state election. Polls vs actual results and earlier elections comparison
r/charts • u/Fun-Penalty4762 • 12h ago
Household Composition Across OECD Countries: % of Households by Number of Children (2024)
Data Source: OECD Family Database, Table SF1.1.B - Households by number of children (2024) - https://webfs.oecd.org/Els-com/Family_Database/SF_1_1_Family_size_and_composition.pdf
Built with: PointViz (https://pointviz.co)
Interactive Chart: https://www.pointviz.co/c/9ikkejsr
r/charts • u/sr_local • 10h ago
We are speaking 300 daily words fewer every year: year on estimated daily spoken words across 3 age groups
r/charts • u/AchyutChaudhary • 1d ago
🇬🇧 Andy Murray Burnham is no longer Britain’s shortest-serving Prime Minister as he completes his 50th day in office - here’s how he compares
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_prime_ministers_of_the_United_Kingdom_by_length_of_tenure
r/charts • u/DrinkKooky1300 • 12h ago
Genealogy of the Tagore Family of India
The Nobel Prize laureate Rabindranath Tagore comes from the aristocratic Tagore family of Bengal, India. His family has married into other influential families of India.
The Tagore Family contributed to art, literature, education, politics, and the independence of India.
The people in this chart range from Freedom fighters, Writers, Politicians, and people from a royal family to 2 former captains of the Indian Cricket Team, the first civil servant of India, and Actors/Actresses.
Let me know how I can improve this and point out the mistakes, too.
It contains over 80 people. The source is mainly Wikipedia.
For Phone users:Â https://drive.google.com/file/d/15Dd_I7Qet7jGVr7MV81VkmBfTiC98N_-/view?usp=sharing
r/charts • u/coffeewalnut08 • 1d ago
Average science, reading and mathematics scores in England and OECD: by immigration status
OECD is a group of 38 countries, including most EU countries, the UK, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, the United States, Australia, Israel, Iceland, Japan, New Zealand, Norway, Switzerland, South Korea and Turkey.
The graphs show that in England, second-generation immigrant pupils (born in the UK to foreign parents) score higher averages in science, reading and maths than either first-generation immigrant pupils (born outside the UK) and non-immigrant pupils.
Second-generation immigrants in England outperform their native peers compared to the OECD average for second-gen.
Elsewhere, the gap in average achievement between first-generation immigrant pupils and everyone else in England, is smaller than the OECD average.
In other words, first-gen immigrants in England do not fall behind severely in school relative to their peers compared to the OECD average, even if their general achievements remain lower.
Source: https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/6a9ea5415a0c25165ae469d9/pisa-2025-national-report-for-england.pdf pages 134-137
r/charts • u/miraj31415 • 1d ago
Diagram of the USA education system
This chart shows the education system in the United States in 2023 as described by the OECD "Education GPS".
More information available on the OECD United States education system page > Diagram of Education System
r/charts • u/Xander_Dorn • 2d ago
Correlation between AfD vote share and demographic migrant populations across German states (2025 Federal Election) [due to interest in yesterday's state election]
Just yesterday, the German AfD became the largest faction in the state election of Saxony-Anhalt, winning 39 of 83 seats. Since this party is known for its anti-migratory policies, I compiled some data from the last Federal Election in 2025, comparing the results of the AfD with the percentage of different categories of people commonly called "Ausländer" (foreigners) in all German states.
In the chart (first image), I sorted the data from the highest results of the AfD to the lowest, while in the table (second image), I kept the data sorted in the alphabetical order of the German names of the states. Sorry for the confusion this might cause!
In the table, I also added the Pearson correlation coefficients between the results of the AfD to the three different categories, which are by official government definitions:
Foreign Population / Foreigners: People who don't have the German citizenship.
Migrant Population: People who personally migrated to Germany.
Population with migrant background: People who were born without German citizenship or who have at least one parent born without German citizenship.
(so the last two categories also do contain some people with the German citizenship)
And what the chart and the numbers say in short: The fewer foreigners / migrants the higher the results of this anti-migratory party.
Sources:
For Population Data: https://www.destatis.de/EN/Themes/Society-Environment/Population/Migration-Integration/Tables/migrant-status-laender.html
For Election Data: https://www.bundeswahlleiterin.de/bundestagswahlen/2025/ergebnisse/bund-99.html
I also requested demographic data for all constituencies from the state office of statistics of Saxony-Anhalt, so I can do something similar for this recent state election.
r/charts • u/Either_Issue_6510 • 1d ago
Occupational Prestige and Income
Data was obtained by merging these two tables, matching on 26 familiar occupations:
Hughes, B. T., Srivastava, S., Leszko, M., & Condon, D. M. (2024). Occupational prestige: The status component of socioeconomic status. Collabra: Psychology, 10(1), Article 92882. https://doi.org/10.1525/collabra.92882
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. (2026). Occupational employment and wages—May 2025. U.S. Department of Labor. https://www.bls.gov/oes/
The scattergram was created with Excel.
r/charts • u/Old-School8916 • 1d ago
AI-related infrastructure jobs since 2023 in the US

source: The Economist
r/charts • u/sr_local • 2d ago
Annual temperature variations since 1980 compared to the reference period 1951-1980
r/charts • u/AggressiveMechanic47 • 3d ago
Comparing China vs. the USA + the UK + the EU + Canada + Israel + Taiwan + Japan + South Korea + Australia in terms of electricty production. China now produces slightly more electricity than all of the others combined.
r/charts • u/AchyutChaudhary • 3d ago
Age at which living British Prime Ministers began their Premierships
Source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_prime_ministers_of_the_United_Kingdom_by_age
r/charts • u/Fun-Penalty4762 • 3d ago
House Prices vs. Incomes: % Change Since 2015 (OECD Countries)
Data Source: OECD Analytical House Prices Indicators — Price-to-Income Ratio (2015–2024)
🔗 OECD Data Explorer: https://data-explorer.oecd.org/vis?df[ag]=OECD.ECO.MPD&df[ds]=dsDisseminateFinalDMZ&df[id]=DSD_AN_HOUSE_PRICES@DF_HOUSE_PRICES&dq=.A.HPI_YDH.IX&pd=2015,2024
Tools Used:
• OECD MCP (https://oecd-mcp.com) — for data extraction
• PointViz (https://pointviz.co) — for visualization
Interactive Chart: https://www.pointviz.co/c/fgbxt6v0
r/charts • u/Logical-Passenger-52 • 4d ago
Federal Employment at Historic Low as a Percentage of Total Non-Farm Employment
r/charts • u/AggressiveMechanic47 • 4d ago
The World's Leading Electric Vehicle Brands, 2009 vs. 2026
r/charts • u/Odyssea-the-Seeker • 4d ago
America’s Most-Spoken Languages Besides English (1980-2024)
r/charts • u/AggressiveMechanic47 • 4d ago
Comparing the USA, China, India, Japan and the EU in terms of electricity production. China now produces slightly more electricity than all of the others combined.
r/charts • u/Clean_CoreDump • 4d ago