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Regions of Weaker-Performing Cities

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Portions of the United States where cities had weak economic performance relative to other U.S. cities

A world map highlights weaker-performing cities during the 2008-2009 recession, depicted in orange. Key regions include California, Oregon, and Nevada on the West Coast, the Midwest around Chicago, and the Southeast, particularly Florida.

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	Regions of Weaker-Performing Cities	High	Arctic Cordillera	Tundra	Taiga	Hudson Plain	Boreal forests	Northwestern forested mountains	Marine west coast forest	Eastern temperate forests	Great Plains	Deserts and steppes	Mediterranean California	Southern semi-arid highlands	Temperate sierras	Tropical wet forests	Copper	Wind erosion	Water erosion
District of Columbia										100%
Florida	98.0%									84.3%						14.5%
Rhode Island										92.1%
Vermont							86.9%			13.1%
Nunavut			1.96%	1.52%	3.41%
Delaware										98.4%
Prince Edward Island										89.2%
New Jersey							11.2%			86.6%
South Carolina										99.7%
Connecticut							15.9%			84.0%
New York							19.7%			1.05%
Alaska				25.1%	6.23%			14.3%	3.61%								8
Yukon				7.08%	38.7%			53.4%									2
Northwest Territories				3.04%	63.7%												1
New Hampshire							82.5%			17.5%							1
Maine							44.1%			52.2%							2
Nova Scotia							17.5%			6.61%							1
North Carolina										99.2%							11
New Brunswick							3.19%			95.8%							4
British Columbia					7.72%		4.25%	60.9%	6.59%			4.95%					14
Newfoundland and Labrador				5.23%	56.9%		22.4%										1
Massachusetts							32.4%			63.3%							1
Georgia	32.1%									99.9%							1
Québec				1.01%	37.0%	2.25%	3.73%			1.51%							15
Arizona	65.7%											66.3%		12.9%	19.7%		403	4.22%
Utah	7.30%	1						19.3%				80.3%					105	0.308%
Idaho								57.3%				40.7%					60		3.94%
Washington	11.4%							44.1%	18.2%			34.8%					20		36.9%
Wyoming								6.11%			27.1%	46.4%					4	6.47%	2.84%
Montana								31.6%			66.0%						68	17.8%
North Dakota											100%							95.1%	0.109%
Kentucky	23.6%									100%									5.48%
Virginia										99.4%									7.05%
Saskatchewan					8.06%		57.8%				33.4%							12.1%
Mississippi	16.0%									99.9%									21.9%
West Virginia										100%									11.5%
Nebraska											100%							0.826%	52.2%
Texas										17.3%	4.05%	13.1%					2	23.3%	0.427%
Missouri										60.6%	39.4%						2		60.6%
Louisiana	19.2%									86.4%	12.6%								1.69%
Hawaii																			57.1%
Oregon	69.4%							53.3%	14.9%			7.11%					47		5.56%
Alabama	33.3%									99.9%							1		7.26%
New Mexico								8.59%			32.9%	7.36%		1.32%	3.54%		62	67.8%
Kansas											99.9%							12.3%	62.5%
Wisconsin	51.5%						31.7%			66.5%	1.10%						1		43.5%
Michigan	52.9%						25.2%			1.08%							11		1.12%
Alberta					17.4%		54.4%	6.61%			21.1%							4.93%
Pennsylvania	6.30%						3.06%			79.4%							1		25.9%
Colorado								38.2%			42.1%	2.98%					205	30.2%	6.74%
Nevada	85.0%											99.6%					32	11.8%
Maryland										97.9%									5.23%
Manitoba					22.1%	11.3%	55.4%				10.0%						41	6.10%
Oklahoma										21.6%	78.4%							29.4%	17.9%
Tennessee										100%							4		12.6%
Ontario						28.1%	64.1%			7.08%							116		2.00%
California	99.6%							26.9%	2.89%			29.8%	39.7%				86	19.7%	24.3%
Arkansas										100%									4.12%
South Dakota								3.94%			96.1%						2	48.9%	18.4%
Ohio	60.8%									99.9%							1		4.56%
Indiana	56.0%									100%									12.0%
Minnesota	10.2%						40.6%			24.1%	35.2%						1	9.96%	35.6%
Iowa										6.36%	93.6%								100%
Illinois	11.9%									99.9%									84.6%

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