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Part Two: Subnational Regions with HDI over 0.8

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Part two!


The previous map showed HDI’s over 0.9, which is an extremely high threshold. So I thought I would make another map of subnational divisions
over 0.8. What makes a country rich or poor? We could draw the line at 0.8 HDI, categorized as “very high” development by the UN. Drawing a
line like this is a bit problematic, not to mention that HDI far from measures all qualities which add to a fulfilling existence. However, the reason I
made these maps was to show that poverty and affluence does not just follow national borders, and this is something HDI showcases nicely.
Suggestions on improving the map are welcome, and please point out any mistakes I might have made!
Footnotes:
-The term Subnational Divisions refers to the regions used by the UN, not administrative regions as defined by any country.
-Taiwan is colored entirely because it is considered a province of the PRC by the UN, the HDI rating is however provided by the Taiwanese
government “using the same methods as the UN in 2017”.
-Microstates are counted as one.
-The caribbean island nations are counted as one because information for them was not provided by UN websites, Barbados is the exception.
-The UN does not provide HDI information for each Israeli province, Israeli controlled territory is however at an average of .903, while Palestine
sits at .686.
Sources:
Caribbean island states - https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_over_land_etter_HDI_(2014)
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Subnational Regions w/ HDI over 0.9

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HDI is usually presented on a national level. However, the HDI can vary a lot within a country. For example, the state in the United States with the highest HDI is Massachusetts at .959, while the lowest is Mississippi, at .867.


The blue regions all have an HDI over .9, making them comparable with that of Norway, where the lowest HDI of any subnational division is Sør-Østlandet at .917.

Footnotes:
-The term Subnational Divisions refers to the regions used by the UN, not administrative regions as defined by any country.
-Taiwan is colored entirely because it is considered a province of the PRC by the UN, the HDI rating is however provided by the Taiwanese government “using the same methods as the UN in 2017”.
-Microstates are counted as one.
-Moscow is counted separately because the UN subdivisions of Russia are gigantic, this is purely a creative decision.
-The UN does not provide HDI information for each Israeli province, Israeli controlled territory is however at an average of .903, while Palestine sits at .686.

HD version of the map: https://imgur.com/uHt47ke
Medium Version of the map: https://i.redd.it/q7k328atyqz21.jpg
Sources:
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The First, Second, and Third Largest Immigrant Groups in Norway by Fylke (Province)

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Norway is pretty diverse. Here is a map collection of Norway's biggest immigrant groups by province (fylke).

Sources:
My sources are primarily SSB 2018 (the Norwegian bureau of statistics), with the exception of Svalbard which has data from 2016. Data for Svalbard only includes Norwegian settlements. Poland and Russia both have territories on the islands, and if they were to be included the largest minorities would be Russian, thereafter Polish.

For clarification, these are maps showing the total amount of people with an immigrant background who have stayed in Norway over a long period of time.

Links:
For Svalbard: https://www.ssb.no/en/befolkning/statistikker/befsvalbard/halvaar/2016-04-07See graph 1 og 4
For the provinces: https://www.imdi.no/tall-og-statistikk/steder/F00/befolkning/befolkning_opprinnelsesland/latest

Higher quality:
1st - https://i.redd.it/q5jh4tz98dx21.jpg
2nd - https://i.redd.it/jtnvsjd3pkx21.jpg
3rd - https://i.redd.it/0raemmi52hy21.jpg
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