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A map depicts the average annual precipitation worldwide. Highest precipitation areas (dark blue), are notably in western Brazil, Guinea, and Indonesia. Lowest precipitation (light blue) areas include northern Africa, Greenland, and central Australia.

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Most of Asia, the southwestern and northeastern regions of North America, the western coastal region of South America, Iceland, the eastern and northwestern parts of Australia, and the extreme southern region of South Africa receive precipitation ranging from 10 to 19 inches shaded in light blue. Northern regions of Africa, Greenland, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, central Australia, and much of Russia, including its northern, southern, and eastern parts, receive around 10 inches of precipitation shaded in very light blue. Much of India, Nepal, eastern China, central Africa including Nigeria, Ethiopia, and Kenya, central North America, Mexico, and the eastern part of Canada receive 20 to 39 inches of precipitation. Central Africa and the eastern region of India, including South Asian regions, receive 40 to 59 inches of precipitation. Southern and southeastern Brazil, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Vietnam, and Japan receive 60 to 79 inches of precipitation. The western part of Brazil, Guinea, Sierra Leone, Liberia, the extreme northern region of Madagascar, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Costa Rica, and some regions in Central America receive over 80 inches of precipitation shaded in dark blue.

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	Opioid Deaths (U.S.)			Average Annual Precipitation
	Class	Rank	Deaths per 100,000 people	80 and over inches	60–79 inches	40–59 inches	20–39 inches	10–19 inches	Under 10 inches
Alaska		16	338		0.389%	0.159%	0.114%	39.7%	25.1%
Arizona		19	304					48.7%	3.90%
Utah		40	149					52.3%	8.61%
Yukon						3.35%	17.0%	71.1%	8.49%
Northwest Territories								53.7%	0.342%
District of Columbia		1	792			100%
Florida		25	271		6.59%	0.114%
Idaho		41	145				22.8%	66.2%	10.9%
New Hampshire		17	328			82.5%	17.5%
Rhode Island		15	348			3.94%
Vermont		8	399			0.378%	99.6%
Washington		13	362			0.217%	20.8%	35.5%	3.68%
Wyoming		39	157					94.9%	5.08%
Nunavut							1.91%	11.2%	0.496%
Montana		43	113				2.47%	97.5%
Maine		5	468			0.284%	76.3%
North Dakota		45	110				3.12%	96.9%
Kentucky		6	435			99.1%	0.934%
Nova Scotia						0.183%
Virginia		26	269			91.0%	8.86%
Delaware		3	520			99.1%
Prince Edward Island						98.4%
Saskatchewan								100%
Mississippi		37	168		23.9%	76.0%
West Virginia		2	735			78.4%	21.6%
Nebraska							62.3%	37.7%
Texas		44	113			22.8%	54.5%	22.2%	0.422%
Missouri		22	283			75.4%	24.6%
Louisiana					0.204%	57.2%
Hawaii		46	90.0	58.7%
North Carolina		34	197		1.70%	0.120%
Oregon		18	321			23.8%	6.51%	41.2%	0.940%
New Brunswick						23.7%	0.147%
Alabama		29	249		9.73%	69.9%
New Mexico		12	370					80.4%	19.5%
Kansas		36	181			17.1%	78.3%	4.62%
Wisconsin		28	261				100%
British Columbia					0.306%	0.252%	17.8%	43.0%
Newfoundland and Labrador						21.6%	3.34%	0.586%
New Jersey		21	289			99.7%
South Carolina		11	374		7.80%	92.1%
Michigan		27	266				100%
Alberta							8.49%	91.5%
Connecticut		7	399			99.9%
Pennsylvania						59.2%	40.8%
Colorado		30	242				11.2%	88.8%
Nevada		23	281				0.983%	29.3%	69.7%
Massachusetts		14	357			0.195%	8.01%
Georgia		35	190		33.6%	66.3%
New York		38	162			2.89%	61.4%
Maryland		9	392			0.157%	7.94%
Québec						0.475%	72.8%	16.1%
Manitoba							4.00%	96.0%
Oklahoma		32	217			36.1%	61.0%	2.99%
Tennessee		4	480			100%
Ontario							94.0%	6.00%
California		31	237			4.72%	56.2%	31.3%	1.42%
Arkansas		42	118			100%
South Dakota		48	43.8				18.0%	82.0%
Ohio		10	391			32.0%	68.0%
Indiana		20	300			25.2%	74.8%
Minnesota		33	202				100%
Iowa		47	81.1				100%
Illinois		24	275			23.9%	76.1%

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