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Shaded regions with Soybean Production in North America: Highest production (dark blue) is in states like Illinois and Iowa. Moderate production (light blue) is mainly in Midwest. Lowest production (lightest blue) is mainly in the western U.S. and Canada.

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A world map illustrates seasonal precipitation from April to September across different regions globally, measured in inches.

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Areas with the least seasonal precipitation, April to September, ranging from 0 to 5 inches, are marked in the lightest blue. Regions include the Arctic areas of Canada (Northern Yukon, Northwest Territories), Greenland, the western United States (Nevada, Western Utah), parts of Mexico (Baja California), central Asia (Iran, Kazakhstan, Mongolia), the Middle East (Saudi Arabia, Yemen), northern Africa (Morocco, Algeria, Libya, Egypt), and interior regions of Australia (Northern Territory, South Australia).Regions with 5 to 10 inches of precipitation, shown in light blue, cover central Canada (British Columbia, Northern Alberta), parts of the western United States (Colorado, Wyoming, Western Kansas), central Europe (Norway, Sweden, Finland), parts of northern Asia (Eastern Kazakhstan, Northern China), and eastern regions of Australia (New South Wales).Areas receiving 10 to 20 inches, highlighted in medium blue, include the central United States (Iowa, Missouri, Illinois), parts of northern South America (Venezuela, Northern Brazil), northern Europe (United Kingdom, Denmark), eastern Europe (Poland, Belarus), parts of Asia (India, Pakistan, Afghanistan), and northern regions of Africa (Tunisia, Libya).Regions with 20 to 40 inches, marked in blue, span the southeastern United States (Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia), central South America (Bolivia, Paraguay), central Africa (Gabon, Democratic Republic of Congo), western Europe (France, Germany, Switzerland), parts of South Asia (India, Nepal), and southeastern Australia (Victoria, Tasmania).Darker blue areas, indicating 40 to 80 inches of precipitation, include the Pacific Northwest of the United States (Washington, Oregon), the Andean regions of South America (Colombia, Ecuador, Peru), Southeast Asia (Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam), parts of Indonesia (Sumatra, Java), and the island of New Guinea.The highest precipitation, over 80 inches, represented in darkest blue, is found in the central America (Costa Rica), South America (Colombia, Ecuador, and Venezuela), parts of west Africa (Guinea, and Cameroon), parts of Asia (western coastal areas of India, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Western Philippines), and Papua New Guinea.

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	Soybean Production			Seasonal Precipitation, April to September					Gold Mines
	Class	Rank	Metric tons	0-5	5-10	10-20	20-40	40-80	Gold
Prince Edward Island		34	36057.00
District of Columbia		41	0.000000				100%
Florida		46	0.000000				86.4%	10.2%
New Hampshire		45	0.000000				100%
Rhode Island		64	0.000000				100%
Maine		55	0.000000				98.4%
North Dakota		8	5400916			100%
Kentucky		16	2692702				100%
Delaware		28	184902.1				99.2%
Mississippi		13	3365469				99.9%
West Virginia		59	0.000000				100%
Nebraska		6	7574618			76.5%	23.5%
Louisiana		19	1547745				97.7%
Hawaii		48	0.000000				41.5%
New Brunswick		36	12200.00				98.9%
Kansas		12	3599930			49.1%	50.9%
Wisconsin		14	3159720			5.33%	94.0%
Newfoundland and Labrador		39	0.000000			41.1%	53.3%
New Jersey		31	82299.67				99.8%
Alberta		63	0.000000		11.5%	88.5%
Connecticut		57	0.000000				99.9%
Pennsylvania		22	690457.2				100%
Massachusetts		47	0.000000				88.5%
New York		25	398026.7			14.8%	82.5%
Maryland		24	596835.9				98.7%
Oklahoma		30	178125.4			37.6%	62.4%
Arkansas		10	4457899				100%
Ohio		5	7673138			0.563%	99.0%
Indiana		4	9123316				100%
Minnesota		3	1.005613e+7			50.3%	49.6%
Iowa		2	1.596883e+7			2.53%	97.5%
Illinois		1	1.843170e+7				100%
Alaska		54	0.000000	13.5%	44.9%	31.7%	4.93%		255
Arizona		40	0.000000	27.8%	70.8%	1.40%			360
Utah		62	0.000000	19.7%	80.3%				86
Yukon		52	0.000000	1.73%	79.6%	16.9%	1.69%		7
Northwest Territories		56	0.000000	23.4%	64.7%	8.79%			2
Idaho		43	0.000000	6.16%	73.2%	20.6%			130
Vermont		61	0.000000				100%		9
Washington		60	0.000000	20.5%	31.6%	40.9%	5.77%		38
Wyoming		58	0.000000		69.2%	30.8%			8
Nunavut		51	0.000000	33.5%	53.8%	3.41%			3
Montana		49	0.000000		21.7%	78.3%			184
Nova Scotia		35	17079.00				76.3%		1
Virginia		23	680659.7				98.0%		2
Saskatchewan		33	36883.00		12.0%	88.0%			1
Texas		32	46266.35		5.18%	70.3%	24.2%		1
Missouri		7	7504130				100%		1
North Carolina		18	1770777				99.2%		65
Oregon		53	0.000000	22.6%	52.1%	25.2%			329
Alabama		26	396121.6				99.9%		2
New Mexico		38	0.000000		49.3%	50.7%			71
British Columbia		50	0.000000		6.58%	74.8%	16.1%	0.142%	13
South Carolina		27	392719.7				99.9%		1
Michigan		15	2865248			74.9%	19.2%		2
Colorado		42	0.000000		39.8%	60.2%			389
Nevada		44	0.000000	59.6%	40.4%				345
Georgia		29	178533.7				99.9%		1
Québec		21	1126353		2.23%	49.6%	46.9%		32
Manitoba		20	1318459		0.241%	99.7%			17
Tennessee		17	2116277				100%		1
Ontario		11	3996015			91.7%	7.15%		92
California		37	0.000000	67.0%	31.4%				1431
South Dakota		9	5243338			100%			49

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