Yes. The natural grouping is **WEBSITE**, the dataset's only categorical classifier (11 distinct values). It is part of the row key (WEBSITE, YEAR, PAGE URL), and the sites differ sharply in size, behaviour and lifespan. **YEAR** (2014–2024) is a natural second axis for trends within each site. The rendered table above supports three ways of reading the sites. **1. By traffic scale (very skewed)** - `city.brla.gov` (about 720.8M page views) and `www.brla.gov` (about 237.2M) together account for roughly 96% of all page views. - `city.brla.gov` gets this from only 404 page rows, so it is a few very heavy pages. - `brgov.com` (15.2M) and `data.brla.gov` (12.5M) form a middle tier. - The remaining seven sites are small, each under 4M views. Several are under 1M, including `311.brla.gov` at 0.7M, `checkbook.brla.gov` at 181K and `budget.brla.gov` at 126K. - `budget.brla.gov` has 4,182 page rows for only 126K views, a long tail of rarely viewed pages. **2. By engagement behaviour (bounce, exit and time on page)** - **Data and transparency sites:** `data.brla.gov` (9.8% average bounce), `gisdata.brla.gov` (0.3%), `checkbook.brla.gov` (1.0%) and `budget.brla.gov` (1.1%) have very low bounce. Their time on page is short, mostly 9–65 seconds. - **Service and portal sites:** - `311.brla.gov` has the highest bounce (57.3%) and exit rate (56.2%). - `gis.brla.gov` has 27.7% bounce and `city.brla.gov` has 26.2%. - The `311.brla.gov` and `gis.brla.gov` pages also hold visitors longest, at about 98.7 and 97.2 seconds on average. - **General sites:** `www.brla.gov` (18.1% bounce) and `brgov.com` (22.9%) sit in the middle. These bounce, exit and time figures are simple averages across page rows, not weighted by views. They are good for comparing sites but not exact traffic-weighted rates. **3. By lifecycle (years covered)** - **Legacy or retired:** `brgov.com` (2014–2022), `gis.brla.gov` (2015–2021) and `data.ebrgis.opendata.arcgis.com` (2016–2022) stop before 2024. - **Long-running and current:** `data.brla.gov`, `my.brla.gov` and `budget.brla.gov` run 2015–2024. `city.brla.gov` and `www.brla.gov` run 2018–2024. - **Recent additions:** `checkbook.brla.gov` (2022–2024) and `gisdata.brla.gov` (2023–2024). Grouping by website (optionally with a traffic-tier label) is the most useful cut for the content, redesign and retirement decisions this data serves. YEAR is the natural second dimension. PAGE PATH and PAGE URL are too granular for grouping unless you roll them up into page categories.