Beta; feedback is welcome.
About Supporters Walkthrough
The Culinary Atlas
MAPPING OUR FOOD STORIES
Home Map Browse
Examine regions 0/5
▼
CLICK ANY REGION ON THE MAP, OR SEARCH
Click a region polygon on the map to add it here. Compare up to 5 regions side by side.
5 regions selected. Remove one to add another.
Search dishes 0/5
▼
Recommended
Search or browse dishes to see where they appear on the map.
5 dishes selected. Remove one to add another.
Viewing ▼
Response type
?
Show where contributors say they cook a dish, eat it, or both. Dot size reflects the total response count.
Cooked & Eaten
Cooked only
Eaten only
Contributor location
?
Show dots where contributors currently live, where they grew up, or both. Captures how food travels with migration.
Lives there & From there
Lives there now
From there originally
Data source
?
Editorial = research-backed placements by the atlas team. Contributor = community-submitted sightings and responses.
Editorial & Contributor
Editorial only
Contributor only
Region outlines
?
Shows region boundaries for NC, SC, and VA. Hover any region to highlight it. Click to add to the comparison panel.
Show region lines
Hide region lines
Show
Contributions
Region lines
Explore data →
Selected dishes
UnitDish▼
Dish
Location
ViewStories▼
Stories
Data
Taxonomy (Sept 4)
BasePolitical▼
Political
Culinary blocks (v2)
Commercial (v2)
Map setup
Step 1  ·  Unit of analysis
Step 2  ·  What you want to see
Step 3  ·  Base map
Comparing dishes, showing stories.
Comparing dishes0 / 3
CLICK ANY MARK ON THE MAP, OR SEARCH
Pick up to five to compare. Everything else stays on the map, unweighted.
5 selected. Remove one to add another.
Hover a mark for its footprint. Click one to read everything logged in that area.
Claims in viewn = 0
Contributor age
Age 18to 95
Evidence class
Oral history interview
Digital survey
Historical record
Subject
Food
Non-food (tools, vessels, sites)
Artifact attached
Recipe
Interview
Survey response
Media
Dish interaction
Cooks it
Eats it
Knows of it
Origin claim
Place role
Origin ?The contributor was from this place.
Current ?The contributor currently lives here.
Origin claim ?The dish was said to have originated here.
Reported by
?
Some oral histories refer to other people who may know or cook a dish. Direct means the data point came from the primary interviewee or submitter. Indirect means they reported it about somebody else.
Direct
Indirect
Selection totals
Counts are claims, not people. One contributor can file several.
Region story
Pitt County, NC
Dishes
Who's contributing
Oral histories
Wired to /api/counties/:slug in full build
Recipes
Wired to /api/counties/:slug in full build
View full region page →