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Sea-Level Rise Vulnerability (1 m)

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Areas vulnerable to a 1-meter rise in sea level

A map shows global sea-level rise vulnerability (1 meter). The highest vulnerability areas, marked in blue, are along coastlines, notably in the United States, Europe, parts of Asia, and Australia.

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Display by:	Sea-Level Rise Vulnerability (1 m)	Income Inequality (USA)
	Sea-Level Rise Vulnerability (1 m)	Class	Rank	GINI index percentage
Northwest Territories	0.106%
Nunavut	0.118%
Nova Scotia	0.134%
Prince Edward Island	1.21%
New Brunswick	0.167%
Alabama	0.215%		15	47.7%
Alaska	0.230%		50	43.1%
Arizona			30	46.1%
Arkansas			12	48.0%
California	0.557%		5	48.7%
Colorado			35	45.5%
Connecticut	0.331%		3	49.7%
Delaware	5.31%		34	45.6%
District of Columbia	6.93%		1	52.0%
Florida	0.876%		7	48.5%
Georgia	0.545%		10	48.0%
Hawaii	1.26%		44	44.4%
Idaho			45	44.3%
Illinois			9	48.1%
Indiana			39	45.0%
Iowa			48	44.1%
Kansas			33	45.6%
Kentucky			17	47.6%
Louisiana	0.728%		4	49.6%
Maine	0.127%		37	45.4%
Maryland	0.568%		36	45.5%
Massachusetts	0.375%		6	48.5%
Michigan			28	46.4%
Minnesota			41	44.9%
Mississippi			8	48.3%
Missouri			27	46.4%
Montana			29	46.2%
Nebraska			42	44.7%
Nevada			23	46.6%
New Hampshire	0.244%		49	44.1%
New Jersey	2.79%		11	48.0%
New Mexico			18	47.6%
New York	0.163%		2	51.4%
North Carolina	0.189%		16	47.7%
North Dakota			38	45.1%
Ohio			25	46.5%
Oklahoma			24	46.5%
Oregon	0.116%		32	45.9%
Pennsylvania			20	47.1%
Rhode Island	3.07%		26	46.5%
South Carolina	3.55%		14	47.8%
South Dakota			46	44.3%
Tennessee			13	47.9%
Texas			19	47.5%
Utah			51	42.8%
Vermont			40	44.9%
Virginia	0.108%		21	47.0%
Washington	0.110%		31	46.0%
West Virginia			22	47.0%
Wisconsin			47	44.2%
Wyoming			43	44.4%

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