The phrase "a demographic map" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a map that displays the characteristics of a population, such as age, race, income, or other demographic factors.
Example: "The city council used a demographic map to identify areas in need of more social services."
Alternatives: "population map" or "census map".
Take a demographic map of Westchester, and then overlay it with one showing those necessary but undesirable systems producing energy, processing garbage and treating waste.
The city is about sixty per cent black, but its segregation is so complete and hard-edged that a demographic map would show a series of white neighborhoods (Chevy Chase, Spring Valley, Cleveland Park, Georgetown, and so on) mostly to the northwest and separated from the rest of it by a large park.
Future City Lab includes an animated demographic map table and a video installation, but the eye is immediately drawn to a floor-to-ceiling digital display.
After the Spanish-American War, as a mutating demographic map of the city shows, Spanish-speaking populations in New York grew to 2,342,000 from 14,000 in 1910.
The opposition official said a new zone could increase the problems of forced displacement and the redrawing of Syria's demographic map, a contentious issue that has come to the fore with the predominance of Shia militias fighting for the Assad regime.
The latest United Nations population figures provide a dramatic glimpse of how the demographic map of the planet is being reshaped.
Like previous generations of refugees, the Syrians are quickly developing ties to their surrounding areas, increasing fears that they will stay and that their huge numbers will cause a sudden, and potentially destabilizing, redrawing of the demographic map.
"I really think it's time for the Republican Party to have a real, honest look at itself and at the demographic map, which is not lying".
The former Procter & Gamble brand manager is like a master juggler balancing 26 brands that appeal to consumers scattered over the demographic map, from teens to well-off middle-aged women to bargain shoppers.
At the vanguard are the hilltop youth, teenagers like Yedidya, who work to complicate the demographic map ever more.
It has also been played out in towns and villages in the west of the country, redrawing the demographic map.
