Guess the Map IV: A Thousand Cries for "Hint Please!"

[mitsho]

nothing so far, not even close it has to do something with entitities in the cities, not the cities themselves.

There's no Paris or Rome.

Hm yeah, right. Actually didn't notice that when creating it. Interesting!

 

[chegel]

UEFA Champions League 2011/12

Group stage
Play-off round (Champions)
Play-off round (Non-Champions)
Third qualifying round (Champions)
Third qualifying round (Non-Champions)
Second qualifying round
First qualifying round

 

[mitsho]

See, wasn't that difficult

 

[chegel]

I will post a map in some minutes.

Stay tuned!

The darker the more. White state means nothing there. Alaska and Hawaii are white.
This should not be to difficult I guess.

 

[hoplitejoe]

I can't do it when it is just America

 

[sepamu92]

Looks just like population to me.

 

[ThjuderEithjurd]

Number of illegal immigrants?

 

[chegel]

It is not just population but it is not just a coincidence either that states with a high population score high on this map too.

 

[Flying Pig]

Oil reserves?

 

[Will9]

number of 5 star football prospects

 

[bestrfcplayer]

Fruit production per person???

 

[Truthy]

It looks like population except Florida is darker than New York and Texas. Something related to population maybe.

 

[jtb1127]

Number of Latino Citizens per state

 

[Truthy]

New Mexico and Arizona aren't very dark.

 

[Joecoolyo]

Elderly people?

EDIT: That doesn't make much sense on second thought

 

[chegel]

Nothing right so far.

There are eleven different shades of grey. Each shade stands for one absolute number, the darker the higher. White stands for 0. California is the darkest shade but it would be even darker if this was possible.

 

[Truthy]

Food consumption.

 

[Save_Ferris]

Members in the House of Representatives?

 

[chegel]

It is not political nor has it do with consumption.
One more hint:
I only colored the states but Washington, D.C. would be the same shade as Tennessee, North Carolina, Wisconsin, Maryland and Georgia.

 

[classical_hero]

State debt?