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A map shows the number of H I V infections per 100,000 people in the U.S. States like Louisiana and Georgia have the highest numbers (dark blue). States such as Utah and Wyoming show the lowest numbers (lighter blue).

The number of persons in the United States with HIV per 100,000 persons, by state

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A map shows annual average snowfall in North America. The highest snowfall occurs in Alaska, northern Canada, and the northeastern US. Moderate snowfall is seen in central Canada and parts of the US. Minimal snowfall covers the southern US.

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The map shows the annual average snowfall in North America using a color gradient. Highest snowfall (dark purple) is found in Alaska, northern Canada, the Great Lakes region, and the northeastern United States, including parts of New York and New England. Moderate snowfall (purple to light purple) is seen in central Canada, the Rocky Mountains, and northern and western parts of the United States, such as Colorado and Utah. Minimal snowfall (light blue) covers the southern United States, including Texas, Louisiana, and Florida. The map also highlights snowfall patterns in specific regions like the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, the Hudson Bay area, and the Labrador Sea. Major water bodies such as the Gulf of Alaska, Gulf of Mexico, and Hudson Bay are labeled for geographic context. The map includes state and provincial boundaries for detailed regional analysis.

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	HIV (U.S.)			Average Annual Snowfall
	Class	Rank	Infections per 100,000 people	160 in and over	110–159 in	60–109 in	30–59 in	15–29 in	Under 15 in
Alaska		44	122	1.37%	9.46%	49.7%	6.89%
Arizona		23	283					19.7%	80.1%
Utah		43	126			3.97%	40.0%	27.9%	25.0%
Yukon				6.60%	27.0%	1.28%	39.2%
Northwest Territories					2.52%	8.57%	66.7%	3.09%
District of Columbia		1	2.26e+3					100%
Florida		5	613						99.4%
Idaho		48	83.8		4.80%	1.86%	68.1%	1.76%
New Hampshire		45	112			47.6%	52.4%
Rhode Island		22	292				3.82%
Vermont		42	133			87.5%	12.5%
Washington		29	220		7.48%	30.0%	25.7%	7.10%	19.9%
Wyoming		51	73.0			48.2%	50.6%
Nunavut					1.25%	8.66%	3.24%	2.55%
Montana		50	75.0		1.78%	37.5%	50.0%	8.90%
Maine		38	141		8.65%	87.1%	3.81%
North Dakota		49	83.4				38.9%	61.1%
Kentucky		31	210					30.8%	69.2%
Nova Scotia						19.0%
Virginia		20	331					64.7%	35.2%
Delaware		9	409				5.45%	93.8%
Prince Edward Island						98.8%
Saskatchewan							95.9%	1.98%
Mississippi		13	392						100%
West Virginia		40	136				57.4%	42.6%
Nebraska		37	146				39.2%	60.8%
Texas		11	405						99.8%
Missouri		25	249					76.8%	23.2%
Louisiana		6	553						99.6%
Hawaii		33	200						10.4%
North Carolina		14	374						99.0%
Oregon		32	202		9.17%	6.14%	26.6%	1.05%	18.6%
New Brunswick					50.9%	48.6%
Alabama		17	342						100%
New Mexico		28	222			8.69%	12.8%	21.6%	56.9%
Kansas		39	139					76.2%	23.8%
Wisconsin		41	134			3.31%	96.1%
British Columbia				1.49%	2.94%	2.84%	9.04%	1.50%
Newfoundland and Labrador				1.25%	10.4%	8.92%
New Jersey		7	468				45.8%	53.6%
South Carolina		12	405						99.9%
Michigan		35	199			13.1%	57.5%
Alberta					4.59%	15.5%	78.2%	1.72%
Connecticut		16	345				99.9%
Pennsylvania		19	335			4.01%	95.7%
Colorado		24	269			30.9%	47.9%	20.2%	1.04%
Nevada		8	419			7.06%	22.8%	22.5%	39.6%
Massachusetts		15	354				98.2%
Georgia		4	644						99.9%
New York		2	762		3.86%	64.9%	2.90%
Maryland		3	655				16.2%	83.0%
Québec				12.6%	33.5%	46.1%	3.40%
Manitoba						52.6%	46.9%
Oklahoma		34	200						99.6%
Tennessee		21	314					8.28%	91.7%
Ontario					9.58%	86.3%	3.20%
California		10	406			5.57%	6.20%	14.9%	73.0%
Arkansas		27	239						100%
South Dakota		47	94.4				60.2%	39.8%
Ohio		26	240			2.34%	56.3%	41.4%
Indiana		30	211				25.6%	72.5%	1.94%
Minnesota		36	190			6.02%	92.1%	1.85%
Iowa		46	111				47.2%	52.8%
Illinois		18	337				18.2%	68.2%	13.6%

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