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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

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Infections per 100,000 people

Yukon

Northwest Territories

Nunavut

Nova Scotia

Prince Edward Island

Saskatchewan

New Brunswick

British Columbia

Newfoundland and Labrador

Alberta

Québec

Manitoba

Ontario

A map highlights the major groundwater basins, Complex Hydrogeological Structures, and Local and Shallow Aquifers.

Global distribution of aquifers, which are underground layers of water-bearing permeable rock

Aquifers: Distribution and Recharge

In North America, major groundwater basins are located in the western Great Plains and the southeastern United States, including Florida, with smaller basins found in western Canada, the western United States, northern Mexico, and Central America. South America's major aquifers are in the Amazon basin, along the eastern side of the northern Andes, and in eastern and southern Brazil as well as north-central Argentina. In Europe, significant aquifers stretch from France eastward to Russia, north of the Alps but south of Scandinavia, and are not found near the Mediterranean coast.In North Africa, major groundwater basins run from west to east, south of the Atlas Mountains, along the Mediterranean coast from Tunisia to Egypt, and along Egypt’s lower Nile River Valley. In Sub-Saharan Africa, these basins extend from west to east through the Sahel. Central Africa's primary groundwater basins are in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Angola, and Zambia, with smaller basins scattered throughout southern Africa and near the Indian Ocean coast from southern Tanzania to Somalia. In Southwest and Central Asia, the basins are smaller and scattered, spanning the Arabian Peninsula and Iran, and decreasing in size farther north into Central Asia.Siberia in Russia contains large groundwater basins, while the vast interior of Asia, including the deserts of western China, Mongolia, and the Tibetan plateau, has few small, scattered basins. South Asia features major basins in Pakistan and northern India, along the southern Himalayas, and in the river deltas of Bangladesh. In Southeast Asia, aquifers are scattered across the mainland and larger islands like Sumatra, Borneo, and New Guinea. East Asia's major basins are in northeastern China, with a few smaller ones on the Korean Peninsula and in Japan. In Oceania, Australia has a significant groundwater basin beneath much of its eastern region, with another on the northwestern side of the continent.

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African Languages

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Distribution of Neritic (Nearshore) and Pelagic (Open Ocean) Sediments

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Peak Drought Record (U.S.)

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Political Units, 1950

Populist Governments Since 2000

	HIV (U.S.)			Aquifers: Distribution and Recharge
	Class	Rank	Infections per 100,000 people	very high (>300)	high (100–300)	medium (20–100)	low (2–20)	very low (<2)	high (100–300)	medium (20–100)	low–very low (<20)	very high–high (>100)	medium–very low (<100)
Alaska		44	122			10.9%						1.73%	69.2%
Arizona		23	283			2.82%	3.38%	7.86%			26.1%		30.0%
Utah		43	126			19.0%	13.5%	4.33%			52.4%		8.18%
Yukon											2.68%	1.03%	94.3%
Northwest Territories									0.393%	14.9%	20.5%		0.340%
District of Columbia		1	2.26e+3		100%
Florida		5	613		67.8%				3.90%
Idaho		48	83.8			0.187%	2.97%	8.14%	5.84%		27.5%	16.7%	38.6%
New Hampshire		45	112									100%
Rhode Island		22	292									95.4%
Vermont		42	133									100%
Washington		29	220	9.44%				21.7%	1.72%	5.32%	11.6%	26.7%	12.4%
Wyoming		51	73.0				9.28%				70.8%		0.149%
Nunavut											1.56%		18.2%
Montana		50	75.0							1.96%	56.5%	4.73%	1.30%
Maine		38	141									99.6%	0.281%
North Dakota		49	83.4							25.0%	35.7%		38.6%
Kentucky		31	210		4.79%				60.6%			34.6%
Nova Scotia									25.1%			6.85%
Virginia		20	331		25.5%				28.7%			45.7%
Delaware		9	409		97.7%							1.87%
Prince Edward Island									98.8%
Saskatchewan									7.13%	4.36%	15.3%	6.27%	23.7%
Mississippi		13	392		80.4%				0.601%			11.5%
West Virginia		40	136						99.3%			0.714%
Nebraska		37	146			45.3%	37.3%			4.89%			3.30%
Texas		11	405		15.3%	1.57%	15.4%			1.38%	14.5%	1.86%	6.12%
Missouri		25	249		5.80%				47.7%	11.5%		24.4%	9.83%
Louisiana		6	553		99.6%
Hawaii		33	200						7.83%		2.03%
North Carolina		14	374		38.6%				0.266%			54.6%
Oregon		32	202	4.58%				2.26%	3.46%	4.92%	49.2%	17.6%	0.416%
New Brunswick									0.131%			55.2%	0.167%
Alabama		17	342		52.2%				32.1%			10.6%
New Mexico		28	222				9.01%	8.20%		2.38%	17.5%		42.2%
Kansas		39	139			13.6%	26.2%					18.1%	41.9%
Wisconsin		41	134						42.1%	16.2%		35.1%
British Columbia					0.939%				8.63%	3.82%		42.0%	15.4%
Newfoundland and Labrador												63.0%	10.9%
New Jersey		7	468		62.4%				37.3%
South Carolina		12	405		62.7%							37.3%
Michigan		35	199						26.5%			66.0%
Alberta					11.4%	3.76%			18.2%	32.1%	8.32%	2.17%	3.59%
Connecticut		16	345									99.9%
Pennsylvania		19	335		1.35%				83.5%			10.2%
Colorado		24	269			3.69%	14.3%	3.67%		9.04%	16.4%		46.7%
Nevada		8	419				0.846%	77.8%			0.958%	0.158%	10.3%
Massachusetts		15	354							0.204%		98.0%
Georgia		4	644		50.4%				4.39%			36.4%
New York		2	762		2.89%				5.91%			91.1%
Maryland		3	655		64.7%				13.9%			20.7%
Québec									0.272%			70.7%	19.6%
Manitoba									1.61%	4.56%	6.78%	4.33%	51.3%
Oklahoma		34	200				9.60%		2.65%	7.80%		23.7%	54.6%
Tennessee		21	314		21.5%				71.6%			3.39%
Ontario									13.7%	8.23%	4.40%	59.7%	1.73%
California		10	406		1.53%	8.91%	2.60%	8.90%	3.94%	0.295%	0.750%	14.0%	3.26%
Arkansas		27	239		49.6%				14.2%			36.2%
South Dakota		47	94.4			4.24%	4.28%			9.35%	8.75%		73.3%
Ohio		26	240						88.6%			3.31%
Indiana		30	211						65.5%	0.222%		12.0%
Minnesota		36	190						7.33%	24.3%		29.3%	39.1%
Iowa		46	111						38.7%	26.5%		11.3%	6.08%
Illinois		18	337		0.557%				94.5%	0.407%

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HIV (U.S.)