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	Opioid Deaths (U.S.)			Areas of Strong Tornado Occurrence				HIV (U.S.)			Ethnic and Cultural Regions
	Class	Rank	Deaths per 100,000 people	Areas of Strong Tornado Occurrence	Areas of Strong Tornado Occurrence	Areas of Strong Tornado Occurrence	Areas of Strong Tornado Occurrence	Class	Rank	Infections per 100,000 people	Acadiana	Black Belt	Cuban South Florida	French-Canadian Quebec	Hispanic borderlands	Navajo Reservation	Nunavut
Saskatchewan				7
British Columbia				1
Alberta				9
Manitoba				5	4	1	1
Ontario				46	1
Alaska		16	338						44	122
Connecticut		7	399						16	345
Delaware		3	520	3					9	409
Hawaii		46	90.0						33	200
Idaho		41	145	1					48	83.8
Illinois		24	275	108	21	6			18	337
Indiana		20	300	58	18	1			30	211
Iowa		47	81.1	86	17	4	1		46	111
Kansas		36	181	82	56	10	1		39	139
Kentucky		6	435	87	26	2			31	210
Maine		5	468						38	141
Massachusetts		14	357	2	1				15	354
Michigan		27	266	20	3				35	199
Minnesota		33	202	60	11	4			36	190
Missouri		22	283	95	36	7	1		25	249
Montana		43	113	8	4				50	75.0
Nebraska				67	13	7			37	146
Nevada		23	281						8	419
New Hampshire		17	328	2					45	112
New Jersey		21	289	2	1				7	468
New York		38	162	17	1				2	762
North Dakota		45	110	38	6	5			49	83.4
Ohio		10	391	42	7	3			26	240
Oklahoma		32	217	104	29	8	2		34	200
Oregon		18	321	2					32	202
Pennsylvania				31	3				19	335
Rhode Island		15	348						22	292
South Dakota		48	43.8	47	7	4			47	94.4
Vermont		8	399	1					42	133
Washington		13	362	1					29	220
West Virginia		2	735	4					40	136
Wisconsin		28	261	32	11				41	134
Wyoming		39	157	15	3				51	73.0
Arizona		19	304	5	1				23	283					48.4%	14.0%
Utah		40	149	2					43	126						1.23%
District of Columbia		1	792						1	2.26e+3		100%
Florida		25	271	31	6				5	613			3.77%
Nunavut																	98.3%
Virginia		26	269	28	8				20	331		29.1%
Mississippi		37	168	162	45	7	2		13	392		63.6%
Texas		44	113	193	46	7			11	405					56.1%
Louisiana				93	15	2			6	553	20.6%	48.2%
North Carolina		34	197	54	12				14	374		54.7%
Alabama		29	249	149	34	13	2		17	342		48.6%
New Mexico		12	370	7					28	222					89.9%	3.98%
South Carolina		11	374	46	15	1			12	405		70.7%
Colorado		30	242	25	3				24	269					17.0%
Georgia		35	190	90	31	4			4	644		62.2%
Maryland		9	392	8		1			3	655		16.4%
Québec				30	1									99.6%
Tennessee		4	480	82	27	8			21	314		2.75%
California		31	237	3					10	406					49.1%
Arkansas		42	118	105	23	4			27	239		20.3%

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