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| VIEW | David Thompson in Alberta 1785-1812 |
VIEW | David Thompson on the Columbia River 1807-1812 |
| VIEW | David Thompson in Central North America1785-1812 |
VIEW | David Thompson in the Eastern Townships 1834 |
| VIEW | The Travels of Charlotte Small Thompson 1799-1812 |
VIEW | Simon Fraser in British Columbia 1805-1808 |
| VIEW | Posts and Forts of the Canadian Fur Trade 1600-1870 |
VIEW | Peter Fidler in Western Canada 1789-1822 |
| VIEW | Unexpected Encounters in Western North America |
VIEW | Unexpected Encounters in California |
| VIEW | Birthplace Distribution of Canadian NHL PLayers |
VIEW | Birthplace Distribution of American MLB Players |
| VIEW | In Search of the Passage to China 1747-1811 |
VIEW | George Vancouver's Voyages of Discovery 1792-1794 |
Birplace Distribution of American MLB Players
No sport in the United States evokes more nostalgia among Americans than baseball. With so many people playing the
game as children, it is no doubt why it has become known as "the national American pastime”. Since the inception of
professional baseball in 1876, through the 2010 baseball season, over 17, 200 players have played baseball professionally,
and of those, over 15, 200 were American born ball players. Each one of a series of 4 maps identifies the birthplaces of
these players within the United States. Included within the map are birthplace statistics from a national, regional and
an international perspective.The four maps are divided into the Census Regions of the United States.
To purchase this map, you may visit Arcturus Consulting Limited.
Midwestern United States
Northeastern United States
Southeastern United States
West and Southwestern United States
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