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Tobacco Production (U.S.)

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Tobacco production in the United States, in metric tons

A map shows the regions producing tobacco depicted by light brown circles: The highest production (large circles) are in North Carolina, Kentucky, and Virginia. The lowest production (small circles) are scattered across the Midwest and Western states.

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Alaska										58	1.02e+3
Alberta										21	6.17e+4
Arizona										11	1.45e+5
British Columbia										35	2.30e+4
California										1	1.17e+6
Colorado										17	7.93e+4
Hawaii										45	8.58e+3
Idaho										2	3.54e+5
Illinois										22	6.14e+4
Iowa										47	7.70e+3
Kansas										51	6.38e+3
Manitoba										19	6.88e+4
Minnesota										6	2.12e+5
Montana										41	1.18e+4
Nebraska										34	2.33e+4
Nevada										54	3.20e+3
New Brunswick										23	4.87e+4
New Mexico										32	2.80e+4
Newfoundland and Labrador										57	1.39e+3
North Dakota										18	7.90e+4
Northwest Territories										62	8.00
Nova Scotia										48	7.42e+3
Nunavut										64	0.00
Ontario										7	1.70e+5
Oregon										10	1.54e+5
Prince Edward Island										16	8.89e+4
Québec										12	1.34e+5
Saskatchewan										46	7.74e+3
South Dakota										59	830
Texas										15	1.02e+5
Utah										50	6.69e+3
Wyoming										60	617
Yukon										61	47.0
District of Columbia										63	0.00	25.9%
Florida										5	2.45e+5	9.34%
New Hampshire										52	3.70e+3	59.2%
Rhode Island										56	2.24e+3	78.3%
Vermont										53	3.45e+3	48.5%
Washington										3	3.26e+5	2.66%
Maine										20	6.22e+4	23.8%
Kentucky										44	8.96e+3	19.1%
Virginia										36	2.27e+4	48.7%
Delaware										29	3.36e+4	2.08%
Mississippi										27	3.68e+4	2.00%
West Virginia										55	2.65e+3	37.1%
Missouri										39	1.85e+4	2.89%
Louisiana										40	1.29e+4	5.31%
North Carolina										9	1.55e+5	52.7%
Alabama										37	1.97e+4	1.06%
Wisconsin										4	2.51e+5	1.29%
New Jersey										25	4.78e+4	36.1%
South Carolina										30	3.03e+4	37.9%
Michigan										8	1.66e+5	2.85%
Connecticut										43	9.25e+3	89.7%
Pennsylvania										24	4.81e+4	54.7%
Massachusetts										38	1.90e+4	78.8%
Georgia										14	1.09e+5	1.04%
New York										13	1.25e+5	41.9%
Maryland										31	2.93e+4	14.1%
Oklahoma										49	6.86e+3	1.90%
Tennessee										33	2.77e+4	20.8%
Arkansas										42	1.11e+4	3.13%
Ohio										28	3.53e+4	23.0%
Indiana										26	4.01e+4	3.93%

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