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	Unauthorized Immigrant Population (U.S.)			Major Manufacturing Regions	Average Number of Tornado Incidences per Year (U.S.)					Sea-Level Rise Vulnerability (70 m)	Regions of Weaker-Performing Cities
	Class	Rank	Millions people	Major Manufacturing Regions	Less than 1	1–5	6–10	11–15	More than 15	Sea-Level Rise Vulnerability (70 m)	Regions of Weaker-Performing Cities
Idaho		38	29000.00		100%
Wyoming		45	7000.000		87.7%	12.3%
Montana		51	3000.000		100%
North Dakota		47	5000.000		29.5%	70.5%
West Virginia		49	4000.000		48.2%	51.8%
Nebraska		36	42000.00			88.6%	11.4%
Missouri		34	50000.00			23.4%	62.5%	14.1%
Hawaii		33	51000.00		92.1%
New Mexico		30	63000.00		90.2%	9.71%
Kansas		29	69000.00			68.1%	31.5%
British Columbia					2.52%
Colorado		15	162000.0		69.4%	30.6%
Oklahoma		22	90000.00			3.41%	35.1%	46.0%	15.5%
Tennessee		17	128000.0			41.3%	58.7%
South Dakota		46	7000.000		22.1%	76.0%	1.85%
Iowa		37	37000.00			50.0%	50.0%
Alaska		44	10000.00		99.8%					0.255%
Yukon										0.684%
Northwest Territories										0.108%
District of Columbia		42	21000.00			100%				77.4%
New Hampshire		43	11000.00	9.56%	1.24%	98.7%				6.12%
Rhode Island		40	24000.00	95.4%		99.3%				48.0%
Vermont		50	3000.000		77.1%	22.6%				4.19%
Nunavut										0.364%
Maine		48	5000.000	1.13%	40.0%	59.8%				14.3%
Nova Scotia										17.9%
Virginia		10	251000.0	1.67%	10.3%	89.6%				21.7%
Delaware		41	24000.00	99.2%		99.2%				97.2%
Texas		2	1739000	4.52%	16.8%	43.9%	36.9%		2.38%	11.0%
North Carolina		8	296000.0	25.1%		99.9%				41.0%
New Brunswick										20.2%
New Jersey		5	440000.0	99.7%	19.5%	80.3%				68.4%
South Carolina		25	88000.00	4.41%		99.9%				49.2%
Connecticut		18	113000.0	96.8%		99.9%				10.5%
Massachusetts		13	209000.0	69.1%		99.5%				37.7%
New York		3	835000.0	5.11%	61.6%	38.3%				0.347%
Maryland		12	225000.0	44.6%		99.3%				53.3%
Québec										1.53%
Manitoba										7.86%
Ontario										8.71%
Arkansas		32	58000.00				87.2%	12.8%		31.1%
Arizona		9	273000.0		92.2%	7.76%				0.242%	65.7%
Utah		24	89000.00		100%						7.30%
Florida		4	772000.0	1.05%		64.2%	35.5%			98.1%	98.0%
Washington		11	246000.0	2.09%	99.9%						11.4%
Kentucky		35	46000.00		4.42%	60.5%	35.1%				23.6%
Mississippi		39	25000.00	7.80%		10.9%	74.0%	15.1%		32.2%	16.0%
Louisiana		27	70000.00	41.4%		30.4%	69.5%			87.7%	19.2%
Oregon		19	108000.0	3.46%	100%						69.4%
Alabama		31	62000.00	21.3%		69.5%	16.4%	14.0%		25.8%	33.3%
Wisconsin		28	70000.00	5.64%	13.1%	53.1%	33.7%				51.5%
Michigan		21	91000.00	7.08%	34.8%	64.8%					52.9%
Pennsylvania		16	153000.0	8.60%	6.15%	93.9%				0.839%	6.30%
Nevada		14	168000.0		100%						85.0%
Georgia		7	339000.0	16.0%		61.5%	38.5%			30.7%	32.1%
California		1	2739000	9.09%	99.9%					1.65%	99.6%
Ohio		23	89000.00	13.6%	3.97%	96.0%					60.8%
Indiana		20	102000.0	3.18%		62.9%	37.1%				56.0%
Minnesota		26	81000.00		23.4%	72.5%	4.03%				10.2%
Illinois		6	425000.0	6.47%		70.3%	29.6%				11.9%

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Unauthorized Immigrant Population (U.S.)