Charts and graphs

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Contents 1 Other galleries 2 Categories 3 Overlap between charts and graphs 3.1 Area charts 4 See also

[edit] Other galleries

There is some overlap between charts and graphs. Many types of charts and graphs are shown and explained in these galleries:

• Chart
• Graphs

Types of charts and graphs:

• Audio graphs
• Bar chart
• Flow chart
• Plot
• Timeline

[edit] Categories

See these categories:

To display all subcategories, click on the "+". [+] Charts

To display all subcategories, click on the "+". [+] Graphs

and especially the "by type" subcategories:

To display all subcategories, click on the "+". [+] Charts by type

To display all subcategories, click on the "+". [+] Graphs by type

[edit] Overlap between charts and graphs

Here are some examples of overlap:

[edit] Area charts

See Category:Area charts. An area chart displays quantitative data graphically. It is based on the line chart. A line chart is a type of graph, created by connecting a series of data points together with a line. In an area chart the area between axis and line are commonly emphasized with colors, textures and hatchings. This makes it similar to a bar chart.

Relative share of world manufacturing output, 1750-1950. UK, Germany, France, Habsburg, Russia, Italy, United States, Japan.

Timeline. Historical major league slugging average, and contributions to slugging average from (top to bottom) home runs, triples, doubles, and singles.

Numbers of slaves in the USA. Northern States only, 1680 through 1860.

Numbers of slaves in the USA. Chesapeake and Upper South only, 1680 through 1860.

[edit] See also

• Category:Commons resources
• en:Category:Wikipedia image help
• en:Wikipedia:Graphics tutorials