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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	Platinum Mines	Aquifers: Distribution and Recharge										Income Inequality (USA)			Regions of Weaker-Performing Cities
	Low Pressure	Platinum Mines	very high (>300)	high (100–300)	medium (20–100)	low (2–20)	very low (<2)	high (100–300)	medium (20–100)	low–very low (<20)	very high–high (>100)	medium–very low (<100)	Class	Rank	GINI index percentage	Regions of Weaker-Performing Cities
Yukon		2								2.68%	1.03%	94.3%
Northwest Territories								0.393%	14.9%	20.5%		0.340%
Nunavut										1.56%		18.2%
Nova Scotia	1							25.1%			6.85%
Prince Edward Island								98.8%
Saskatchewan								7.13%	4.36%	15.3%	6.27%	23.7%
New Brunswick								0.131%			55.2%	0.167%
British Columbia		2		0.939%				8.63%	3.82%		42.0%	15.4%
Newfoundland and Labrador											63.0%	10.9%
Alberta				11.4%	3.76%			18.2%	32.1%	8.32%	2.17%	3.59%
Québec								0.272%			70.7%	19.6%
Manitoba		5						1.61%	4.56%	6.78%	4.33%	51.3%
Ontario	1	30						13.7%	8.23%	4.40%	59.7%	1.73%
Alaska		3			10.9%						1.73%	69.2%		50	43.1%
Arkansas				49.6%				14.2%			36.2%			12	48.0%
Colorado					3.69%	14.3%	3.67%		9.04%	16.4%		46.7%		35	45.5%
Connecticut											99.9%			3	49.7%
Delaware				97.7%							1.87%			34	45.6%
District of Columbia				100%										1	52.0%
Hawaii								7.83%		2.03%				44	44.4%
Idaho					0.187%	2.97%	8.14%	5.84%		27.5%	16.7%	38.6%		45	44.3%
Iowa								38.7%	26.5%		11.3%	6.08%		48	44.1%
Kansas					13.6%	26.2%					18.1%	41.9%		33	45.6%
Maine											99.6%	0.281%		37	45.4%
Maryland				64.7%				13.9%			20.7%			36	45.5%
Massachusetts									0.204%		98.0%			6	48.5%
Missouri				5.80%				47.7%	11.5%		24.4%	9.83%		27	46.4%
Montana		3							1.96%	56.5%	4.73%	1.30%		29	46.2%
Nebraska					45.3%	37.3%			4.89%			3.30%		42	44.7%
New Hampshire											100%			49	44.1%
New Jersey				62.4%				37.3%						11	48.0%
New Mexico						9.01%	8.20%		2.38%	17.5%		42.2%		18	47.6%
New York				2.89%				5.91%			91.1%			2	51.4%
North Carolina				38.6%				0.266%			54.6%			16	47.7%
North Dakota									25.0%	35.7%		38.6%		38	45.1%
Oklahoma						9.60%		2.65%	7.80%		23.7%	54.6%		24	46.5%
Rhode Island											95.4%			26	46.5%
South Carolina				62.7%							37.3%			14	47.8%
South Dakota					4.24%	4.28%			9.35%	8.75%		73.3%		46	44.3%
Tennessee				21.5%				71.6%			3.39%			13	47.9%
Texas	1			15.3%	1.57%	15.4%			1.38%	14.5%	1.86%	6.12%		19	47.5%
Vermont											100%			40	44.9%
Virginia				25.5%				28.7%			45.7%			21	47.0%
West Virginia								99.3%			0.714%			22	47.0%
Wyoming						9.28%				70.8%		0.149%		43	44.4%
Arizona					2.82%	3.38%	7.86%			26.1%		30.0%		30	46.1%	65.7%
Utah					19.0%	13.5%	4.33%			52.4%		8.18%		51	42.8%	7.30%
Florida				67.8%				3.90%						7	48.5%	98.0%
Washington		1	9.44%				21.7%	1.72%	5.32%	11.6%	26.7%	12.4%		31	46.0%	11.4%
Kentucky				4.79%				60.6%			34.6%			17	47.6%	23.6%
Mississippi				80.4%				0.601%			11.5%			8	48.3%	16.0%
Louisiana				99.6%										4	49.6%	19.2%
Oregon		1	4.58%				2.26%	3.46%	4.92%	49.2%	17.6%	0.416%		32	45.9%	69.4%
Alabama				52.2%				32.1%			10.6%			15	47.7%	33.3%
Wisconsin								42.1%	16.2%		35.1%			47	44.2%	51.5%
Michigan								26.5%			66.0%			28	46.4%	52.9%
Pennsylvania		1		1.35%				83.5%			10.2%			20	47.1%	6.30%
Nevada						0.846%	77.8%			0.958%	0.158%	10.3%		23	46.6%	85.0%
Georgia				50.4%				4.39%			36.4%			10	48.0%	32.1%
California				1.53%	8.91%	2.60%	8.90%	3.94%	0.295%	0.750%	14.0%	3.26%		5	48.7%	99.6%
Ohio								88.6%			3.31%			25	46.5%	60.8%
Indiana								65.5%	0.222%		12.0%			39	45.0%	56.0%
Minnesota								7.33%	24.3%		29.3%	39.1%		41	44.9%	10.2%
Illinois				0.557%				94.5%	0.407%					9	48.1%	11.9%

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