Google+ User Geographic Distribution (2012) This is very old data but gives a general sense of Google+ adoption as of 2012. My general read is that the site grew through roughly 2015-2016, but was starting to decline by summer 2016 -- something I'd verified when the January/February 2017 site redesign was blamed for decreasing activity, in fact it only made a transitory blip in what was already a well-established downward trend. Though these data are stale, social patterns generally mean that the subsequent development would have remained fairly proportionate. It's hard to get a sense of density here, though area is well-established. US, Europe, India. Virtually nothing in China, as might be expected (Great Firewall). CircleCount have turned up in a few recent threads, they provided the data this was based on. Along with Stone Temple Consulting Team 4 (Mark Traphagen and Eric Enge) and myself, this is probably some of the best publicly-available information on Google+ de...
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