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High-Pressure Zones are found in Western North America (1,022 millibars), Northwest Africa (1,024 millibars), North-central Asia (1,044 millibars), Southeast Pacific (1,018 millibars), South Atlantic (1,022 millibars), South Indian Ocean (1,022 millibars) Low-Pressure Zones are found in North Pacific near the Aleutian Islands (984 millibars), North Atlantic near Greenland and Iceland (992 millibars), along the equator in the Central Pacific Ocean, Central Africa, and Western Pacific Ocean, and around the coasts of Antarctica (three lows at 980 millibars).

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Populist Governments Since 2000

	HIV (U.S.)			High- and Low-Pressure Zones, January	Petroleum and Natural Gas Production
	Class	Rank	Infections per 100,000 people	High	Petroleum and Natural Gas Production
Connecticut		16	345
Delaware		9	409
District of Columbia		1	2.26e+3
Hawaii		33	200
Idaho		48	83.8
Maine		38	141
Massachusetts		15	354
Minnesota		36	190
Nevada		8	419
New Hampshire		45	112
North Carolina		14	374
Oregon		32	202
Rhode Island		22	292
South Carolina		12	405
Vermont		42	133
Washington		29	220
Alaska		44	122		14.1%
Arizona		23	283		0.974%
Utah		43	126	1	29.8%
Yukon					0.188%
Northwest Territories					6.00%
Florida		5	613		2.20%
Wyoming		51	73.0		31.5%
Nunavut					24.1%
Montana		50	75.0		36.6%
North Dakota		49	83.4		60.2%
Kentucky		31	210		33.5%
Virginia		20	331		0.136%
Saskatchewan					50.0%
Mississippi		13	392		69.0%
West Virginia		40	136		98.5%
Nebraska		37	146		27.3%
Texas		11	405		1.59%
Missouri		25	249		4.65%
Louisiana		6	553		100%
Alabama		17	342		47.1%
New Mexico		28	222		8.71%
Kansas		39	139		3.83%
Wisconsin		41	134		18.4%
British Columbia					18.6%
New Jersey		7	468		6.99%
Michigan		35	199		84.8%
Alberta					85.7%
Pennsylvania		19	335		86.8%
Colorado		24	269		27.5%
Georgia		4	644		6.27%
New York		2	762		58.7%
Maryland		3	655		12.1%
Manitoba					6.87%
Oklahoma		34	200		53.5%
Tennessee		21	314		14.4%
California		10	406		9.08%
Arkansas		27	239		14.7%
South Dakota		47	94.4		10.8%
Ohio		26	240		8.11%
Indiana		30	211		84.3%
Iowa		46	111		39.4%
Illinois		18	337		74.0%

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