Who carries the connections

The figures below are computed on this dataset and nothing else. Degree is the number of edges attached to a node, with every edge type (personnel, lineage, records, labels, adjacency, plans) weighted equally and parallel edges between the same pair counted separately; distinct is the number of different neighbours. Betweenness is the share of shortest paths between all other pairs of nodes that pass through the node, on the simple undirected graph; it rewards nodes that bridge otherwise separate parts of the map. The people and production figure (personnel betweenness in the workbook and the map panel) repeats the calculation on the subgraph of worked at, founded or owned, moved to, spawned, became, linked venture, produced and mentored edges only, which is the lineage proper. Jurisdiction nodes are excluded and countywide venues, which have no documented act tying them to the corridor, score zero by construction. Criteria's degree of 108 against a second place of 16 (Tom Dowd) is the shape of the corridor in one number: a star, with the anchor at the centre and a ring that does not yet connect to itself.