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Low Pressure

North AmericaPhysical Environment

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

A map highlights the low pressure regions in North America by a letter L enclosed in a circle. On the border of Washington and British Columbia. In the Halifax, and Manitoba Ontario boarder. One in the Amarillo.

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Display by:	Low Pressure	Barren or Sparsely Vegetated Areas	Unauthorized Immigrant Population (U.S.)
	Low Pressure	Barren or Sparsely Vegetated Areas	Class	Rank	Millions people
Nova Scotia	1
Ontario	1
Alabama				31	62000.00
Alaska				44	10000.00
Arizona		2.59%		9	273000.0
Arkansas				32	58000.00
California		7.01%		1	2739000
Colorado				15	162000.0
Connecticut				18	113000.0
Delaware				41	24000.00
District of Columbia				42	21000.00
Florida				4	772000.0
Georgia				7	339000.0
Hawaii				33	51000.00
Idaho				38	29000.00
Illinois				6	425000.0
Indiana				20	102000.0
Iowa				37	37000.00
Kansas				29	69000.00
Kentucky				35	46000.00
Louisiana				27	70000.00
Maine				48	5000.000
Maryland				12	225000.0
Massachusetts				13	209000.0
Michigan				21	91000.00
Minnesota				26	81000.00
Mississippi				39	25000.00
Missouri				34	50000.00
Montana				51	3000.000
Nebraska				36	42000.00
Nevada		1.08%		14	168000.0
New Hampshire				43	11000.00
New Jersey				5	440000.0
New Mexico				30	63000.00
New York				3	835000.0
North Carolina				8	296000.0
North Dakota				47	5000.000
Ohio				23	89000.00
Oklahoma				22	90000.00
Oregon				19	108000.0
Pennsylvania				16	153000.0
Rhode Island				40	24000.00
South Carolina				25	88000.00
South Dakota				46	7000.000
Tennessee				17	128000.0
Texas	1			2	1739000
Utah		6.05%		24	89000.00
Vermont				50	3000.000
Virginia				10	251000.0
Washington				11	246000.0
West Virginia				49	4000.000
Wisconsin				28	70000.00
Wyoming				45	7000.000

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