Sophienburg VisitorsSophienburg visitors come from all over. Volunteer Don Cooper analyzes Sophienburg visitor data and creates Google Maps showing visitor hometowns.
2013 — Quarter 1During the first quarter of 2013, Sophienburg Museum and Archives admitted 730 visitors from 187 cities around the world. Bolivia, Canada, England, France, Germany, and Mexico were home to 20 of those cities and 40 of the visitors, the rest being from the United States. Thirty-five of our 50 states in the United States had visitors to our museum during the first quarter. Texas naturally had the most with 518 visitors, Illinois was second with 14, Wisconsin was third with 13, Minnesota and Ohio tied for fourth with 12 each, and California was fifth with 11. The remaining 29 states had from one to nine each. Interactive Google Map — Data for This Map
2012 — Quarter 4During the fourth quarter of 2012, Sophienburg Museum and Archives admitted 700 visitors from 127 cities around the world. Canada, Germany, Mexico, Scotland, Peru, and Senegal were home to 13 of those cities and 21 of the visitors, the rest being from the United States. Twenty-four of our 50 states in the United States had visitors to our museum during the quarter. Texas naturally had the most with 593 visitors, Washington was second with 12, Virginia was third with eight, and Arizona was fourth with seven. The remaining 20 states had from one to five each. Interactive Google Map — Data for This Map
2012 — Quarter 3During the third quarter of 2012, Sophienburg Museum and Archives admitted 528 visitors from 151 cities around the world.Belgium, Brazil, France, Germany and Mexico were home to 14 of those cities and 23 of the visitors, the rest being from the United States. Twenty-five of our 50 states in the United States had visitors to our museum during the third quarter. Texas naturally had the most with 415 visitors, Oklahoma was second with 11, California was third with 10, Arizona was fourth with nine, and Louisiana was fifth with seven. The remaining 20 states had from one to five each.
2012 — Quarter 2During the second quarter of 2012, Sophienburg Museum and Archives admitted 714 visitors from 180 cities around the world. Australia, France, Germany, and Switzerland were home to 13 of those cities and 41 of the visitors, the rest being from the United States. Thirty-four of our 50 states in the United States had visitors to our museum during the second quarter. Texas naturally had the most with 614 visitors, Florida was second with 10, Colorado and Oklahoma tied for third with nine each, Illinois was fourth with seven, and Indiana, Oregon, Tennessee, and Virginia were tied for fifth with six each. The remaining 25 states had from one to five each.
2012 — Quarter 1During the first quarter of 2012, Sophienburg Museum and Archives admitted 590 visitors from 184 cities around the world. Canada, China, Finland, Germany, Mexico, Netherlands, and Scotland were home to 13 of those cities and 19 of the visitors, the rest being from the United States. Thirty-four of our 50 states in the United States had visitors to our museum during the first quarter. Texas naturally had the most with 375, Minnesota was second with 30, Wisconsin was third with 19, Missouri was fourth with 18, California was fifth with 15 and tied for sixth were Illinois and Michigan with 11 each. The remaining 27 states had from one to nine each.
2011 — Quarter 4During the fourth quarter of 2011, Sophienburg Museum and Archives admitted 617 visitors from 146 cities around the world. Australia, Canada, England, France, Germany and Mexico were home to 14 of those cities and 28 of the visitors, the rest being from the United States. Twenty-five of our 50 states in the United States had visitors to our museum during the fourth quarter. Texas naturally had the most with 464 visitors, California was second with 15 (tied with Germany), Colorado was third with 13, and Illinois and Washington tied for fourth with nine visitors each. The remaining 20 states had from one to eight visitors each. Interactive Google Map — Data for This Map
2011 — Quarter 3During the third quarter of 2011, Sophienburg Museum and Archives admitted 531 visitors from 109 cities around the world. France, Germany, Spain and South Africa were home to eight of those cities and eight of the visitors, the rest being from the United States. Twenty of our 50 states in the United States had visitors to our museum during the third quarter. Texas naturally had the most with 466 visitors, California was second with 10, New Mexico was third with six, and New Jersey was fourth with five. Alabama, Florida, and Missouri tied for fifth with four each. The remaining 13 states had from one to three visitors each. Interactive Google Map — Data for This Map
2011 — Quarter 2During the second quarter of 2011, Sophienburg Museum and Archives admitted 577 visitors from 158 cities around the world. Austria, Canada, Germany, Mexico, and Turkey were home to 15 of those cities and 30 of the visitors, the rest being from the United States. Twenty-eight of our 50 states in the United States had visitors to our museum during the second quarter. Texas naturally had the most with 436 visitors, California was second with 14, Virginia was third with 10, and Georgia and Ohio tied for fourth with eight each. Colorado, Illinois and Washington tied for fifth with seven each. The remaining 20 states had from one to six visitors each. Interactive Google Map — Data for This Map
2011 — Quarter 1In the first quarter of 2011, Sophienburg Museum and Archives admitted 613 visitors from 180 cities around the world. Canada, Germany, France, and Italy were home to nine of those cities and 15 of the visitors, the rest being from the United States. Visitors from 37 states came to the museum during the first quarter of 2011. Texas naturally had the most with 376, Minnesota was second with 30, Missouri and Ohio tied for third with 18 each, and California and Florida were in fourth place with 16 each. Fifth was Iowa with 13 and sixth was Wisconsin with 12. The remaining 29 states had from one to nine visitors each. Interactive Google Map — Data for This Map
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