TABLEAU DESTINATION MAPS

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Destination Maps geographically show the movement of information or objects from one location to another and their amount. Typically Destination Maps are used to show the migration data of people, animals, and products. Its thickness represents the magnitude or amount of movement in a single flow line. This helps to show how migration is distributed geographically.

Destination Maps are drawn from the point of origin and branch out their "flow lines." Arrows can be used to show direction, or if the movement is incoming or outgoing. Without arrows can be used to represent trade going back-and-forth. Merging/bundling flow lines together and avoiding crossovers can help to reduce visual clutter on the map.

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