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Major Iron-Producing Areas in North America

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Locations of major iron-producing areas in North America

A world map shows major iron-producing areas (shaded red) in North America. In Canada: eastern Quebec near Labrador, Vancouver Island, and British Columbia. In the United States: Northern New York, eastern Pennsylvania, Alabama, and Minnesota.

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Display by:	Major Iron-Producing Areas in North America	Distribution of Neritic (Nearshore) and Pelagic (Open Ocean) Sediments					Areas of Strong Tornado Occurrence				Prevailing Agricultural Practices
	Major Iron-Producing Areas in North America	Abyssal clay	Calcareous ooze	Continental (lithogenous)	Diatom	Radiolarian	Areas of Strong Tornado Occurrence	Areas of Strong Tornado Occurrence	Areas of Strong Tornado Occurrence	Areas of Strong Tornado Occurrence	Commercial gardening	Dairy	Grain	Intensive subsistence, wet rice not dominant	Little or no agriculture	Livestock Ranching	Mediterranean	Mixed crop and livestock	Plantation
Alaska				4.76%	0.351%										0.159%
Arizona							5	1			11.4%				12.2%	74.4%		0.405%	0.105%
Utah							2				2.61%					10.7%
Yukon															100%
Northwest Territories				3.51%											0.342%
District of Columbia											100%
Florida			0.488%	2.42%			31	6			0.114%				0.118%
Idaho							1				4.10%		31.1%			53.6%
New Hampshire							2				23.1%	76.9%
Rhode Island											3.94%
Vermont							1				0.385%	99.6%
Washington				1.71%			1				11.0%	0.217%	6.88%			24.7%
Wyoming							15	3			10.2%		23.1%			18.3%
Nunavut				7.75%											0.595%
Montana							8	4					25.6%			30.7%		5.29%
Maine				1.41%							0.284%	20.2%			37.6%			12.1%
North Dakota							38	6	5			32.1%	63.4%		2.35%	2.14%
Kentucky							87	26	2									100%
Nova Scotia				12.7%											0.183%			49.4%
Virginia				1.95%			28	8			12.3%							80.1%
Delaware				0.888%			3				99.1%
Prince Edward Island				100%														98.4%
Saskatchewan							7					1.89%	11.9%		81.2%			5.04%
Mississippi							162	45	7	2	17.6%							49.2%	33.2%
West Virginia							4					13.1%						86.9%
Nebraska							67	13	7				33.9%			2.53%		63.6%
Texas			0.242%				193	46	7		3.30%		2.73%			33.1%		56.8%	0.184%
Missouri							95	36	7	1								96.0%	4.01%
Louisiana			0.456%	1.85%			93	15	2		0.203%							45.3%	11.7%
Hawaii		29.4%	7.02%			22.4%									1.65%				58.6%
North Carolina				0.789%			54	12			0.120%							69.0%
Oregon							2				3.15%	41.2%	22.3%			5.82%
New Brunswick				1.14%											0.147%			0.167%
Alabama	1.64%						149	34	13	2	19.1%							80.8%
New Mexico							7				0.302%		5.01%			0.786%		4.18%
Kansas							82	56	10	1			44.9%			0.337%		54.8%
Wisconsin							32	11				97.7%			0.782%			1.50%
British Columbia				2.00%			1				1.22%	2.96%	0.192%	1.58%	0.252%	17.2%
Newfoundland and Labrador				4.95%											25.0%
New Jersey				0.212%			2	1			0.133%
South Carolina				0.109%			46	15	1		32.9%							67.0%
Michigan	3.89%						20	3				99.0%			0.555%			0.431%
Alberta							9						13.2%		76.8%	0.686%		7.41%
Connecticut											99.9%
Pennsylvania	1.67%						31	3			15.9%	5.77%						35.8%
Colorado							25	3			0.215%		35.4%			46.4%
Nevada											5.36%				0.608%	0.185%
Massachusetts			0.884%	11.7%			2	1			0.491%	6.18%			0.195%
Georgia							90	31	4		4.17%							60.4%
New York	4.91%			2.58%			17	1			2.89%	55.9%	15.1%
Maryland				1.35%			8		1		0.157%							24.7%
Québec				1.05%			30	1				2.81%		1.06%	0.475%
Manitoba							5	4	1	1		2.12%			97.9%
Oklahoma							104	29	8	2	4.69%		21.6%					73.7%
Tennessee							82	27	8									99.9%
Ontario				0.313%			46	1				2.23%	0.558%	0.386%	93.7%
California				0.884%			3					4.11%			9.14%	51.8%	34.7%
Arkansas							105	23	4		0.748%							33.1%	66.2%
South Dakota							47	7	4			0.441%	8.22%			19.4%		71.9%
Ohio							42	7	3			40.0%						60.0%
Indiana							58	18	1			4.74%						95.3%
Minnesota	1.15%						60	11	4			56.7%			29.9%			13.4%
Iowa							86	17	4	1		5.06%	2.79%					92.1%
Illinois							108	21	6			5.45%	18.4%					76.2%

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