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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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	Major Iron-Producing Areas in North America	Ring of Fire	Evergreen forest	Deciduous forest	Water	Mixed forest	Shrublands	Savannas	Grasslands	Permanent wetlands	Urban and built-up	Cropland and natural vegetation	Snow and ice	Barren or sparsely vegetated
Alaska
Arizona
Utah
British Columbia
Yukon
Idaho
Nevada
Oregon
Washington
New Mexico
Alaska			0.877%			0.260%	33.1%	23.3%	3.90%				0.194%
Arizona			1.24%				82.2%	0.905%	12.8%					2.58%
Utah							1.37%		71.1%					6.04%
Yukon			11.0%				34.4%	44.3%	0.183%				4.06%
Northwest Territories			8.23%		2.25%	0.109%	50.3%	0.342%	0.521%				0.256%
District of Columbia											90.9%	9.14%
Florida			0.732%					69.7%		6.73%	2.76%	0.989%
Idaho			34.0%						57.6%			2.52%
New Hampshire						100%
Rhode Island				42.8%		46.8%
Vermont				52.7%		32.3%						14.6%
Washington			38.7%						30.4%			2.11%
Wyoming			5.80%						92.0%
Nunavut							17.6%		0.661%				14.7%
Montana			18.5%						76.4%			1.52%
Maine						98.8%
North Dakota									23.6%			1.29%
Kentucky				34.2%								65.3%
Nova Scotia						77.1%
Virginia				37.9%		29.7%					1.92%	8.03%
Delaware											3.32%	94.5%
Prince Edward Island												54.0%
Saskatchewan			40.6%			5.40%	2.31%	7.63%	4.39%			36.0%
Mississippi						29.5%		9.44%				22.9%
West Virginia				96.2%								1.85%
Nebraska									60.9%			39.1%
Texas							16.6%	11.5%	63.9%		0.593%	0.322%
Missouri				13.6%					1.69%			84.7%
Louisiana						3.55%		21.5%		12.9%		26.3%
Hawaii			57.1%
North Carolina				2.93%		0.571%		11.8%				22.1%
Oregon			39.9%						46.3%			1.78%
New Brunswick						98.0%
Alabama	1.64%			1.53%		41.9%		10.2%				1.99%
New Mexico			2.71%				48.6%		33.8%			0.141%
Kansas									76.0%			8.38%
Wisconsin				5.34%	0.733%	24.3%						69.7%
British Columbia			10.9%			4.59%	0.944%	0.141%	0.358%			0.225%	5.56%
Newfoundland and Labrador			22.0%			15.0%	29.3%	14.1%	2.34%
New Jersey				15.9%		31.5%					35.6%	7.11%
South Carolina						3.99%		13.8%		0.475%		4.46%
Michigan	3.89%			1.66%	3.94%	16.6%					1.80%	48.8%
Alberta			24.3%			30.3%			0.208%			3.41%	0.266%
Connecticut				98.8%
Pennsylvania	1.67%			54.7%							1.93%	18.7%
Colorado			7.58%				0.276%		88.5%
Nevada			0.345%				2.21%		65.5%					1.16%
Massachusetts				26.1%		56.3%					9.42%
Georgia			2.03%	1.36%		6.94%		16.9%		1.91%	2.16%	0.313%
New York	4.91%			27.2%	0.385%	15.0%					0.153%	0.584%
Maryland				11.5%							2.19%	81.3%
Québec			5.39%			3.99%	38.7%	9.24%	4.66%			1.11%
Manitoba			37.5%		3.53%	5.69%	25.2%	2.44%		3.56%		13.2%
Oklahoma						2.23%		13.4%	81.7%			2.65%
Tennessee				23.2%		3.17%						14.9%
Ontario			32.1%		0.585%	0.132%	3.80%	0.824%		18.9%	0.176%	6.74%
California			25.6%				27.5%	1.33%	8.18%		1.87%	10.1%		0.505%
Arkansas				10.7%		33.2%		2.79%	0.791%			52.5%
South Dakota			1.78%						57.1%			41.1%
Ohio				15.3%	0.254%							84.5%
Indiana				3.37%							0.562%	96.1%
Minnesota	1.15%				0.174%	28.8%					0.689%	70.4%
Iowa												100%
Illinois											4.06%	95.9%

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