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A map shows the number of H I V infections per 100,000 people in the U.S. States like Louisiana and Georgia have the highest numbers (dark blue). States such as Utah and Wyoming show the lowest numbers (lighter blue).

The number of persons in the United States with HIV per 100,000 persons, by state

US / CA States

North America

HIV (U.S.)

Infections per 100,000 people

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A map highlights the global deforestation and net forest loss from 2000 to 2015, with areas of significant deforestation highlighted in orange and smaller patches marked in yellow.

Areas of the world experiencing tree cover loss

Deforestation: Net Loss, 2000-2015

North America: In Canada, deforestation is visible in the taiga and boreal forests near Alaska, north-central regions, western and southern Ontario, and eastern Quebec. In the United States, deforestation affects central Alaska, parts of California, the Rocky Mountains, Minnesota, a broad area from east Texas northeastward to the western Appalachians, much of the Northeast, and southern Florida. Mexico experiences deforestation along the Pacific and Gulf coasts and in southern regions. Central America shows extensive deforestation from southern Guatemala through Panama. South America: Deforestation is extensive from Venezuela through Colombia and Ecuador to Peru east of the Andes. In Brazil, significant tree cover loss occurs along the Amazon and its tributaries, and is widespread throughout central Brazil, northern Argentina, and Paraguay. Africa: Net forest loss is observed south of the Sahel from West Africa to southern Sudan, in western Ethiopia, and across Central Africa to the southern borders of Angola and Zambia. East Africa, including Uganda, Tanzania, Mozambique, and western Madagascar, also experiences deforestation. Europe: Extensive deforestation is seen in Western Europe and the Balkans, with smaller patches in Scotland, northern Sweden, and western Spain. Eastern Europe and eastern Russia face sporadic deforestation. Large areas of deforestation spread across Russia's taiga and boreal forests from Kazakhstan eastward through Siberia to the Far East. Southwest Asia: Minimal deforestation, primarily along Turkey's seacoasts. South Asia: Deforestation affects Nepal south of the Himalayas, northeast, east-central, and southwest India, parts of Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. Southeast Asia: Severe deforestation is noted in Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia, the Philippines, and New Guinea, with additional patches across the mainland and the Indonesian islands. East Asia: Central China, North and South Korea, and Japan experience extensive deforestation. Oceania: In Australia, deforestation impacts areas along the eastern coast and in the southwest.

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	HIV (U.S.)			Deforestation: Net Loss, 2000-2015
	Class	Rank	Infections per 100,000 people	Deforestation: Net Loss, 2000-2015
Iowa		46	111
Nebraska		37	146
North Dakota		49	83.4
Alaska		44	122	0.337%
Arizona		23	283	0.145%
Utah		43	126	4.63%
Yukon				0.118%
Northwest Territories				0.484%
District of Columbia		1	2.26e+3	100%
Florida		5	613	0.478%
Idaho		48	83.8	1.82%
New Hampshire		45	112	83.9%
Rhode Island		22	292	91.7%
Vermont		42	133	87.9%
Washington		29	220	0.128%
Wyoming		51	73.0	0.808%
Montana		50	75.0	0.151%
Maine		38	141	0.508%
Kentucky		31	210	3.30%
Nova Scotia				3.64%
Virginia		20	331	0.306%
Delaware		9	409	6.18%
Prince Edward Island				3.20%
Saskatchewan				0.214%
Mississippi		13	392	0.421%
West Virginia		40	136	88.6%
Texas		11	405	0.168%
Missouri		25	249	0.839%
Louisiana		6	553	6.16%
Hawaii		33	200	3.86%
North Carolina		14	374	0.384%
Oregon		32	202	0.231%
New Brunswick				0.816%
Alabama		17	342	2.11%
New Mexico		28	222	0.102%
Kansas		39	139	0.558%
Wisconsin		41	134	0.624%
British Columbia				0.214%
Newfoundland and Labrador				0.149%
New Jersey		7	468	71.9%
South Carolina		12	405	0.167%
Michigan		35	199	0.107%
Alberta				0.236%
Connecticut		16	345	95.3%
Pennsylvania		19	335	90.6%
Colorado		24	269	0.113%
Nevada		8	419	0.466%
Massachusetts		15	354	80.4%
Georgia		4	644	0.277%
New York		2	762	0.152%
Maryland		3	655	0.251%
Québec				0.164%
Manitoba				0.751%
Oklahoma		34	200	38.0%
Tennessee		21	314	0.276%
Ontario				0.128%
California		10	406	1.01%
Arkansas		27	239	0.617%
South Dakota		47	94.4	0.611%
Ohio		26	240	1.55%
Indiana		30	211	1.29%
Minnesota		36	190	0.109%
Illinois		18	337	5.93%

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