The lab
The archive read as data. Counts measure documentation, not the paranormal itself.
Studies: Per capita·Ghost towns·Most documented·Most filed entities·The lights·Hard files·Loneliest·Name patterns·The lag·Claim census·The unmapped·Twins·One-file towns·Gone·Reading time·Oldest walls
Evidence classes · dossiers carrying each
Top jurisdictions
Reported phenomena
Records by region
Records per million residents · 2020 census
Absolute counts favor populous states; per-capita shows where the record is densest relative to who lives there.
Most documented dossiers
Ranked by filings — claims plus legends on record. Depth is a measure of documentation, not credibility.
Where named entities cluster
Jurisdictions where sources attach the most named spirits and figures.
Oldest records on file
Dossiers carrying the earliest sourced construction or opening years.
Rarest signals
Phenomena filed only a handful of times — the thinnest threads in the record.
Thinnest coverage
Jurisdictions where the archive is still thin — not necessarily where nothing is reported, just where less is on file.
Construction era of dated buildings
Only 554 dossiers carry a sourced construction/opening year.