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High Pressure

North AmericaPhysical Environment

A region where atmospheric pressure at the surface is greater than surrounding areas

A map highlights the high-pressure regions in North America with a letter H enclosed in a circle. Near Columbia Kootenay Mountain and, near Ottawa.

Display by:	High Pressure	Milk Cows			Manganese Mines
	High Pressure	Class	Rank	Cows	Manganese Mines
Alabama			57	2000.00
Alaska			60	200.000
Alberta			25	81000.0
British Columbia	1		26	80500.0
Connecticut			41	18500.0
Delaware			56	2600.00
Florida			23	92000.0
Hawaii			58	600.000
Idaho			3	661000
Illinois			27	79000.0
Indiana			17	187000
Iowa			14	240000
Kansas			19	175000
Kentucky			31	45000.0
Maine			39	25000.0
Manitoba			32	43600.0
Maryland			33	40000.0
Michigan			8	432000
Minnesota			7	455000
Mississippi			51	6000.00
Missouri			29	65000.0
Nebraska			30	57000.0
New Brunswick			42	15900.0
New Hampshire			45	10000.0
New Jersey			54	4100.00
Newfoundland and Labrador			52	5100.00
North Carolina			35	39000.0
North Dakota			43	14000.0
Northwest Territories			63	0.00000
Nova Scotia			40	21100.0
Nunavut			62	0.00000
Ohio			13	250000
Oklahoma			34	39000.0
Pennsylvania			6	465000
Prince Edward Island			44	12700.0
Québec	1		9	353000
Rhode Island			59	500.000
Saskatchewan			37	28800.0
South Dakota			18	187000
Texas			4	650000
Vermont			21	118000
Virginia			28	67000.0
Washington			12	254000
Wisconsin			2	1.27000e+6
Yukon			61	0.00000
Arizona			16	195000	48
Utah			22	92000.0	15
Wyoming			49	9000.00	1
Montana			46	10000.0	24
West Virginia			53	5000.00	2
Louisiana			50	8000.00	1
Oregon			20	123000	7
New Mexico			11	279000	3
South Carolina			48	9000.00	1
Colorado			15	203000	15
Nevada			36	33000.0	2
Massachusetts			47	9000.00	2
Georgia			24	92000.0	3
New York			5	630000	2
Tennessee			38	26000.0	1
Ontario			10	326800	1
California			1	1.72500e+6	202
Arkansas			55	4000.00	3

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