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	HIV (U.S.)			Asbestos Mines	Lightning Frequency
	Class	Rank	Infections per 100,000 people	Asbestos Mines	Lightning Frequency	<0.1 flashes/km²/year	0.1 flashes/km²/year	0.2 flashes/km²/year	0.4 flashes/km²/year	0.6 flashes/km²/year	0.8 flashes/km²/year	1 flash/km²/year	2 flashes/km²/year	4 flashes/km²/year	6 flashes/km²/year	8 flashes/km²/year	10 flashes/km²/year	20 flashes/km²/year	30 flashes/km²/year
Alaska		44	122		6.63%	1.78%	25.5%	0.226%	5.17%
Arizona		23	283	3									1.13%	23.6%	20.0%	37.0%	18.2%
Utah		43	126										22.2%	65.3%	0.130%
Yukon						2.57%	1.17%	39.3%	42.1%	0.676%	0.532%	2.01%
Northwest Territories					10.4%	11.3%	1.93%	1.61%	13.9%	14.4%	4.36%	8.69%
District of Columbia		1	2.26e+3														100%
Florida		5	613														0.168%	52.7%	47.1%
Idaho		48	83.8									8.51%	90.0%
New Hampshire		45	112										77.0%	23.0%
Rhode Island		22	292										100%
Vermont		42	133	1									4.97%	95.0%
Washington		29	220	1			1.04%	10.6%	19.8%	20.2%	12.1%	35.6%	0.648%
Wyoming		51	73.0										48.7%	16.7%	16.6%	10.4%	7.61%
Nunavut					41.3%	36.7%	7.71%	1.80%	1.53%	0.139%
Montana		50	75.0	1								1.84%	16.7%	6.56%	12.0%	2.35%
Maine		38	141									5.45%	71.9%
North Dakota		49	83.4										5.40%	24.2%	48.6%	17.6%
Kentucky		31	210														100%
Nova Scotia								8.11%	10.6%	36.1%	17.3%	27.8%
Virginia		20	331												0.585%	33.4%	66.0%
Delaware		9	409										1.09%	21.6%	74.1%	3.24%
Prince Edward Island									2.52%	8.96%	20.3%	68.2%
Saskatchewan										0.267%	0.717%	31.5%	16.7%	3.54%
Mississippi		13	392														53.6%	46.4%
West Virginia		40	136													90.8%	9.25%
Nebraska		37	146													2.93%	89.3%	7.74%
Texas		11	405												1.17%	8.70%	65.9%	24.2%
Missouri		25	249														97.2%	2.76%
Louisiana		6	553															100%
Hawaii		33	200			0.113%	0.444%	32.9%	60.0%
North Carolina		14	374	2													100%
Oregon		32	202	4			0.565%	3.81%	5.52%	5.86%	3.52%	49.6%	23.8%
New Brunswick											0.276%	0.234%	58.0%
Alabama		17	342														41.8%	58.2%
New Mexico		28	222												7.94%	33.3%	53.7%
Kansas		39	139														96.1%	3.88%
Wisconsin		41	134										0.368%	53.9%	28.7%	12.9%	3.74%
British Columbia				1		1.64%	6.95%	12.6%	20.1%	4.57%	5.28%	0.164%	6.19%
Newfoundland and Labrador				1		5.05%	7.84%	8.94%	30.5%	12.3%	3.57%	0.308%
New Jersey		7	468											9.73%	90.3%
South Carolina		12	405														85.1%	14.9%
Michigan		35	199	1									1.83%	31.7%	16.4%	14.6%	8.66%
Alberta												22.8%	73.1%	3.13%
Connecticut		16	345										77.5%	20.8%	1.09%
Pennsylvania		19	335											7.74%	34.9%	57.3%
Colorado		24	269										3.18%	32.7%	15.2%	10.5%	30.1%	8.34%
Nevada		8	419								1.83%	39.4%	47.0%	11.8%
Massachusetts		15	354	1								2.27%	79.0%	18.5%
Georgia		4	644	1													48.4%	51.6%
New York		2	762										16.1%	65.1%	18.0%	0.137%
Maryland		3	655											2.23%	17.7%	58.3%	21.7%
Québec				2		11.0%	4.90%	11.5%	3.83%	3.39%	3.67%	19.7%	17.8%	0.183%
Manitoba									2.65%	4.40%	2.91%	25.0%	48.7%	10.4%
Oklahoma		34	200														64.4%	35.6%
Tennessee		21	314														100%
Ontario										2.58%	3.28%	0.872%	19.2%	2.31%	2.14%	0.326%	0.285%
California		10	406	29			2.29%	10.6%	16.3%	5.69%	2.96%	35.4%	15.6%	1.52%
Arkansas		27	239														15.7%	84.3%
South Dakota		47	94.4												2.09%	52.0%	45.9%
Ohio		26	240													23.4%	76.6%
Indiana		30	211														100%
Minnesota		36	190										13.4%	3.05%	20.4%	21.8%	9.11%
Iowa		46	111											5.30%	6.65%	14.4%	73.6%
Illinois		18	337													1.50%	98.5%

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