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A map shows wheat production in North America in metric tons. More than 5,000,000 is shaded dark red. 1,000,000 to 5,000,000 is shaded red. 100,000 to 1,000,000 is shaded orange. Less than 100,000 is shaded light orange.

Production of wheat in North America at the state or provincial level

US / CA States

North America

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Wheat Production

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A map illustrates global elevations, categorized by different height ranges in meters: below sea level to 0, 1 to 199, 200 to 499, 500 to 1,999, 2,000 to 3,999, and above 4,000.

Elevation of Earth's surface, including the Antarctic and Greenland ice sheets.

World Elevations

The map shows global elevations with color-coded categories for different height ranges:Below Sea Level to 0 meters (very dark blue): Small areas highlighted in the north-eastern U S A, around the Caspian Sea, and parts of Egypt, the north-eastern region of Ethiopia, and northern region of Germany.1 to 199 meters (dark blue): South Coastal Plain and lower Mississippi Valley in Eastern North America, large low-lying areas in South America (Amazon Basin, parts of southern Brazil, Paraguay, northern Argentina), most of northern Europe, valleys of major Asian rivers (Tigris, Euphrates, Indus, Ganges), parts of eastern China and Southeast Asia, coastal areas of Africa, and parts of northern and south-central Australia.200 to 499 meters (brown): Eastern North America, parts of South America, much of southern Europe, parts of West and North Africa, parts of Russia, most of Australia.500 to 1,999 meters (orange): Most of western North America except higher mountains, much of Asia, central and southern Africa, most of Norway, and other scattered regions.2,000 to 3,999 meters (dark pink): Rocky Mountains, Sierra Nevada in North America, central mountainous spine of Central America, higher areas in South America (excluding Andes), and Greenland and Antarctic ice caps.Above 4,000 meters (green): Central Andes Mountains in South America, Himalayas, and Tibetan Plateau in Asia.

World

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Locations of major sedimentary rock formations and loose sands containing petroleum in North America

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Peak Drought Record, 2016 (U.S.)

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Political Units, 1914

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Populist Governments Since 2000

	Wheat Production			World Elevations					Oil Shale or Tar Sands	Phosphate Mines
	Class	Rank	Metric tons	2000–3,999 m	500–1,999 m	200–499 m	1–199 m	Below sea level to 0 m	Oil Shale or Tar Sands	Phosphate Mines
Alaska		50	0.00	0.312%	0.159%	3.83%	0.187%
Arizona		30	2.61e+5	4.23%	75.1%	13.5%	0.123%
Yukon		52	0.00	2.03%	1.62%	0.171%	2.08%
Northwest Territories		59	0.00		0.701%	1.01%	0.274%
District of Columbia		53	0.00				100%
New Hampshire		62	0.00		24.8%	51.0%	24.2%
Rhode Island		47	0.00				91.9%
Vermont		60	0.00		5.41%	75.7%	16.8%
Washington		6	3.92e+6		3.74%	0.127%	0.321%
Nunavut		64	0.00		0.590%	0.103%	0.752%
Maine		56	0.00		3.08%	49.6%	46.1%
North Dakota		3	8.16e+6		1.28%	41.6%
Kentucky		19	8.16e+5		2.03%	67.9%	1.14%
Nova Scotia		46	1.25e+4			5.47%	9.63%
Virginia		29	2.78e+5		25.3%	22.3%	50.6%
Delaware		37	1.12e+5				97.1%
Prince Edward Island		41	7.45e+4				54.6%
Saskatchewan		1	1.48e+7		0.419%	47.4%
Mississippi		39	1.06e+5				99.9%
West Virginia		51	0.00		41.2%	57.1%	1.62%
Nebraska		20	7.14e+5		80.9%	19.1%
Missouri		21	6.70e+5			86.5%	13.5%
Hawaii		63	0.00		0.312%	0.691%	0.644%
Oregon		13	1.33e+6		81.4%	2.26%	0.478%
New Brunswick		45	1.34e+4			37.0%	58.8%
New Mexico		44	3.93e+4	28.8%	69.9%
Kansas		4	6.65e+6		51.4%	48.6%
Wisconsin		25	5.09e+5		2.16%	95.2%	1.75%
British Columbia		38	1.11e+5	0.679%	0.195%	3.52%	0.563%
Newfoundland and Labrador		61	0.00		1.34%	39.7%	2.34%
New Jersey		43	4.19e+4			16.4%	80.4%
South Carolina		36	1.55e+5		1.04%	11.8%	86.6%	0.391%
Michigan		18	9.37e+5		0.349%	83.9%	12.8%	0.190%
Connecticut		55	0.00			20.0%	79.4%
Colorado		17	9.73e+5	49.6%	1.04%
Nevada		54	0.00	0.567%	92.4%
Massachusetts		48	0.00		3.87%	32.8%	55.0%
Georgia		35	1.58e+5		3.30%	26.4%	69.4%	0.831%
New York		34	1.96e+5		4.04%	49.6%	0.993%
Maryland		27	3.61e+5		7.33%	7.75%	80.9%	2.82%
Québec		28	3.47e+5		0.242%	54.2%	0.385%
Manitoba		5	4.76e+6		0.246%	72.5%	23.3%
Oklahoma		12	1.87e+6		21.8%	70.1%	8.07%
Ontario		9	2.40e+6			64.3%	31.1%
Arkansas		33	2.16e+5		1.84%	28.8%	69.4%
South Dakota		11	1.95e+6		8.14%	25.3%
Indiana		24	5.29e+5			71.4%	0.711%
Minnesota		10	2.01e+6		1.27%	95.8%
Illinois		14	1.20e+6			42.1%	1.04%
Alberta		2	1.13e+7	0.430%	0.453%	22.3%			10.6%
Utah		40	8.62e+4	28.9%	4.66%				17.2%	7
Florida		49	0.00				97.2%	0.723%		40
Idaho		8	2.55e+6	20.0%	1.27%					6
Wyoming		42	4.40e+4	48.7%	0.191%				9.99%	1
Montana		7	3.79e+6	7.68%	92.3%					12
Texas		15	1.06e+6		45.6%	17.8%	36.4%			5
Louisiana		58	0.00				93.8%	0.383%		4
North Carolina		23	6.53e+5		15.5%	22.7%	59.6%			3
Alabama		32	2.35e+5			24.8%	75.1%			2
Pennsylvania		26	4.17e+5		20.4%	65.0%	0.204%			1
Tennessee		22	6.66e+5		5.10%	57.9%	31.6%			30
California		31	2.44e+5	6.79%	1.42%	0.420%	0.348%	1.23%		2
Ohio		16	1.00e+6			96.2%	3.80%			1
Iowa		57	0.00			99.7%	0.283%			1

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