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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	Approximate Form and Extent of Outcrop of Carbonate Rocks	Income Inequality (USA)
	Major Iron-Producing Areas in North America	Approximate Form and Extent of Outcrop of Carbonate Rocks	Class	Rank	GINI index percentage
Alabama	1.64%			15	47.7%
Alaska				50	43.1%
Arizona				30	46.1%
Arkansas				12	48.0%
California				5	48.7%
Colorado				35	45.5%
Connecticut				3	49.7%
Delaware				34	45.6%
District of Columbia				1	52.0%
Florida		8.54%		7	48.5%
Georgia		5.65%		10	48.0%
Hawaii				44	44.4%
Idaho				45	44.3%
Illinois		4.93%		9	48.1%
Indiana				39	45.0%
Iowa				48	44.1%
Kansas		8.84%		33	45.6%
Kentucky		1.28%		17	47.6%
Louisiana				4	49.6%
Maine				37	45.4%
Maryland				36	45.5%
Massachusetts				6	48.5%
Michigan	3.89%			28	46.4%
Minnesota	1.15%			41	44.9%
Mississippi				8	48.3%
Missouri				27	46.4%
Montana				29	46.2%
Nebraska				42	44.7%
Nevada				23	46.6%
New Hampshire				49	44.1%
New Jersey				11	48.0%
New Mexico				18	47.6%
New York	4.91%			2	51.4%
North Carolina				16	47.7%
North Dakota				38	45.1%
Ohio				25	46.5%
Oklahoma		7.62%		24	46.5%
Oregon				32	45.9%
Pennsylvania	1.67%			20	47.1%
Rhode Island				26	46.5%
South Carolina				14	47.8%
South Dakota				46	44.3%
Tennessee		0.744%		13	47.9%
Texas		2.21%		19	47.5%
Utah				51	42.8%
Vermont				40	44.9%
Virginia		15.1%		21	47.0%
Washington				31	46.0%
West Virginia		17.2%		22	47.0%
Wisconsin				47	44.2%
Wyoming				43	44.4%

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