source: http://www.esds.ac.uk/international/support/user_guides/gisoverview.asp
Unclassed Choropleth maps display information using a color gradient as opposed to the classed choropleth which organizes values into specific classes. Each shade on the gradient is closely tied to a specific value or very small range of values so the resulting depiction on the map can be subtle yet descriptive. I personally like these type of maps because of their high level of detail.
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