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Wildland Urban Interface (US)

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A map shows the Wildland Urban Interface in the U.S., where urban areas meet wildlands. Dense W U I regions are highlighted in green, with high concentrations in the eastern U.S. (Atlanta), and California. Sparse in central U.S. like Nebraska and Wyoming.

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Display by:	Wildland Urban Interface (US)	HIV (U.S.)
	Wildland Urban Interface (US)	Class	Rank	Infections per 100,000 people
Alabama	1.06%		17	342
Alaska			44	122
Arizona			23	283
Arkansas	3.13%		27	239
California			10	406
Colorado			24	269
Connecticut	89.7%		16	345
Delaware	2.08%		9	409
District of Columbia	25.9%		1	2.26e+3
Florida	9.34%		5	613
Georgia	1.04%		4	644
Hawaii			33	200
Idaho			48	83.8
Illinois			18	337
Indiana	3.93%		30	211
Iowa			46	111
Kansas			39	139
Kentucky	19.1%		31	210
Louisiana	5.31%		6	553
Maine	23.8%		38	141
Maryland	14.1%		3	655
Massachusetts	78.8%		15	354
Michigan	2.85%		35	199
Minnesota			36	190
Mississippi	2.00%		13	392
Missouri	2.89%		25	249
Montana			50	75.0
Nebraska			37	146
Nevada			8	419
New Hampshire	59.2%		45	112
New Jersey	36.1%		7	468
New Mexico			28	222
New York	41.9%		2	762
North Carolina	52.7%		14	374
North Dakota			49	83.4
Ohio	23.0%		26	240
Oklahoma	1.90%		34	200
Oregon			32	202
Pennsylvania	54.7%		19	335
Rhode Island	78.3%		22	292
South Carolina	37.9%		12	405
South Dakota			47	94.4
Tennessee	20.8%		21	314
Texas			11	405
Utah			43	126
Vermont	48.5%		42	133
Virginia	48.7%		20	331
Washington	2.66%		29	220
West Virginia	37.1%		40	136
Wisconsin	1.29%		41	134
Wyoming			51	73.0

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