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A map highlights gun ownership in the United States marked by shades of pink. Darker pink indicates higher ownership, with Alaska and states in the central and western U S. Lighter pink indicates lower ownership, primarily in the northeastern states.

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A map illustrates major soil orders worldwide including ultisols, aridisols, histosols, entisols, rocky land, alfisols, shifting sand, spodosols, gelisols, inceptisols, oxisols, andisols, vertisols, mollisols, and ice/glacier.

Major Soil Orders

Areas shaded in various colors represent major soil orders globally.Ultisols (yellow) are found in the eastern United States, parts of Africa, Southeast Asia, and northern Australia.Aridisols (green) dominate desert regions such as the southwestern United States, northern Africa (Sahara), and parts of Central Asia. Other regions include southern parts of South America and parts of Australia.Histosols (light green) are found in parts of Canada, northern Europe, and Russia.Entisols (light green) are scattered globally in areas like western North America, parts of South America, Africa, and Asia.Rocky Land (very light gray) is found in mountainous regions like the Rockies in North America, the Andes in South America, and part of central Asia.Alfisols (light gray) are found in parts of the United States, Europe, Africa, India, and Australia.Shifting Sand (gray) appears in desert regions such as the Sahara and central Australia. Other regions include parts of Saudi Arabia, China, and Uzbekistan.Spodosols (blue gray) cover most of Canada and parts of Europe such as Sweden.Gelisols (light blue) dominate northern regions of Canada and Russia. Other regions include parts of China.Inceptisols (blue) appear in regions such as Alaska, parts of Canada, Europe, and scattered across Russia, South Africa, and Asia.Oxisols (dark gray) are prevalent in tropical regions like the Amazon Basin in South America and parts of Southeast Asia. Other regions include parts of Africa.Andisols (blue) are found in volcanic regions like parts of the Pacific Northwest in the United States, parts of Mexico and Chile.Vertisols (light green) are found in regions such as India, parts of Africa, and eastern Australia. Other regions include eastern parts of Mexico and parts of Uruguay.Mollisols (maroon) cover the central plains of the United States, parts of South America, and Eastern Europe.Ice slash Glacier (blue) covers Greenland and parts of Arctic.

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A map illustrates high- and low-pressure zones worldwide for January, with high-pressure zones marked in red and low-pressure zones in blue.

Locations of high- and low-atmospheric pressure at mean sea level during January.

High- and Low-Pressure Zones, January

High-Pressure Zones are found in Western North America (1,022 millibars), Northwest Africa (1,024 millibars), North-central Asia (1,044 millibars), Southeast Pacific (1,018 millibars), South Atlantic (1,022 millibars), South Indian Ocean (1,022 millibars) Low-Pressure Zones are found in North Pacific near the Aleutian Islands (984 millibars), North Atlantic near Greenland and Iceland (992 millibars), along the equator in the Central Pacific Ocean, Central Africa, and Western Pacific Ocean, and around the coasts of Antarctica (three lows at 980 millibars).

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Peak Drought Record, 2016 (U.S.)

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Populist Governments Since 2000

	Gun Ownership (US)			Major Soil Orders													High- and Low-Pressure Zones, January
	Class	Rank	Percent	Ultisols	Aridisols	Histosols	Entisols	Rocky Land	Alfisols	Spodosols	Gelisols	Inceptisols	Andisols	Vertisols	Mollisols	Ice/Glacier	High
Alaska		3	65%							0.175%	1.66%	0.377%	0.145%			0.407%
Arizona		24	46%		65.2%		10.6%								19.7%
Yukon											0.499%	51.9%				1.02%
Northwest Territories					1.47%		1.52%			4.36%	2.91%	5.12%
District of Columbia				100%
Florida		40	35%	25.2%		5.20%	17.9%		3.71%	16.6%		8.96%
Idaho		4	60%		29.4%				1.94%			14.0%	16.2%		36.2%
New Hampshire		36	41%							80.6%		19.4%
Rhode Island		48	15%									98.7%
Vermont		16	51%						12.7%	86.8%		0.502%
Washington		35	42%	9.70%	2.34%		1.14%					8.77%	5.47%		34.9%
Wyoming		2	66%		1.84%		10.2%		2.80%		1.24%	0.559%			6.94%
Nunavut										0.240%	1.63%					8.56%
Montana		1	66%				31.4%		8.64%		0.199%	0.199%	0.401%		1.53%
Maine		22	47%							83.1%		15.3%
North Dakota		10	55%		0.768%		8.53%					4.28%			86.4%
Kentucky		12	55%	30.2%					29.9%			30.8%			6.23%
Nova Scotia										75.5%
Virginia		32	45%	83.9%								13.7%
Delaware		41	34%	96.3%
Saskatchewan					1.60%	2.72%	1.00%		0.152%	40.0%	0.356%	1.21%			33.2%
Mississippi		7	56%	54.0%					21.9%			2.04%		1.09%
West Virginia		5	59%	1.43%								90.6%
Nebraska		29	45%				26.1%								73.8%
Texas		27	46%	0.630%	7.70%		9.52%		4.97%					3.67%	32.0%
Missouri		20	49%	34.1%					14.7%			1.99%			32.0%
Louisiana		13	53%	17.3%		0.944%			7.47%			0.940%			8.11%
Hawaii		47	15%									55.7%
North Carolina		26	46%	96.7%
Oregon		15	51%	13.6%	1.88%		4.92%		6.04%			10.0%	0.228%	1.19%	1.19%
New Brunswick									25.8%	69.7%
Alabama		8	56%	84.2%			2.06%					6.78%
New Mexico		25	46%		23.9%		0.727%		0.457%						0.833%
Kansas		19	49%		1.38%				0.670%			1.01%			96.8%
Wisconsin		28	45%				7.99%		59.0%			27.3%			4.61%
British Columbia					4.65%	2.91%		0.226%	1.14%	6.03%	2.45%	2.94%	0.754%		0.590%
Newfoundland and Labrador										22.5%	0.528%	12.3%
New Jersey		50	15%	51.4%						19.0%		26.1%
South Carolina		17	49%	99.6%
Michigan		38	40%			0.371%			28.2%	29.7%		10.1%
Alberta					1.76%	1.99%	2.06%	1.52%	1.21%	2.08%	0.886%	0.922%			18.7%
Connecticut		45	24%									99.6%
Pennsylvania		37	41%	11.3%					1.89%			74.4%
Colorado		30	45%		2.93%		10.0%		1.68%						4.28%
Nevada		21	47%		78.2%		2.02%								16.0%
Massachusetts		49	15%							0.651%		93.7%
Georgia		18	49%	94.5%		1.08%	2.83%			1.35%
New York		46	20%						0.810%	0.620%		4.00%
Maryland		42	30%	85.5%								12.1%
Québec						2.00%			1.55%	4.48%	10.5%	0.375%
Manitoba					0.484%	18.2%			5.58%	1.19%	24.8%	0.141%			13.5%
Oklahoma		11	55%	17.2%	2.27%		0.965%		1.91%			14.3%			59.3%
Tennessee		14	52%	69.8%					12.5%			6.93%			2.18%
Ontario						0.790%			1.77%	1.40%	4.80%	5.30%
California		43	28%	1.11%	36.3%		4.75%		8.79%						2.72%
Arkansas		6	57%	69.9%					6.28%			0.186%			0.993%
South Dakota		9	55%				0.202%		3.71%			0.162%			87.9%
Ohio		39	40%	0.144%					73.9%			25.5%
Indiana		31	45%	4.14%			2.78%		80.4%						12.7%
Minnesota		34	43%			7.23%	1.75%		41.7%	5.16%		0.278%			34.3%
Iowa		33	44%						12.5%						76.7%
Illinois		44	28%						27.3%						63.9%
Utah		23	47%		26.0%		4.97%								38.1%		1

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