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A world map shows beef cow distribution in North America. Highest numbers (dark blue) are in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Texas, and Oklahoma. Lowest numbers (light blue) are in Alaska, Vermont, Nova Scotia, and Michigan.

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Measure of projected water stress in the year 2020; water stress is the ratio of total annual water withdrawals to total available annual renewable supply.

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Areas shaded in light yellow represent regions with arid and low water use, predominantly found in parts of Australia (central regions), Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Libya, Mauritania, and Yemen. Regions with low vulnerability, less than 10 percent, are shown in light orange and are primarily located in most parts of Africa, South America, Canada, Russia, most of Asia. Areas with low-medium vulnerability, ranging from 10 to 20 percent, are depicted in orange and are scattered throughout some parts of Japan and U S A, some parts of Asia and Europe. Medium-high vulnerability areas, between 20 to 40 percent, are shown in light red and are mainly found in South Africa, China, and many more. High vulnerability regions, ranging from 40 to 80 percent, are shaded in red and are located in parts of U S A, Europe, and Asia. Areas with extremely high vulnerability, over 80 percent, are shown in dark red and include most of U S A and Asia. Some areas such as Greenland and South Pole are marked with a gray shade, indicating no data available for those regions.

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	Beef Cows			Water Resources Vulnerability							Latin America, 1830
	Class	Rank	Value	No data	Arid and low water use	Low (<10%)	Low-medium (10-20%)	Medium-high (20-40%)	High (40-80%)	Extremely high (>80%)	Mexico, 1821
Alaska		53	7.80e+3		0.132%	87.9%	0.193%	0.154%		1.32%
Yukon		63	0.00		0.923%	99.0%
Northwest Territories		62	0.00		0.342%	3.62%
District of Columbia		64	0.00					100%
Florida		11	8.88e+5			10.4%	12.0%	0.279%	0.266%	0.590%
New Hampshire		56	4.50e+3			17.2%	33.7%	40.5%	8.46%
Rhode Island		59	1.10e+3			0.183%		86.5%	6.09%
Vermont		49	1.40e+4			7.27%	88.3%	4.41%
Washington		36	2.21e+5			72.6%	3.37%	5.42%	0.287%	6.53%
Nunavut		61	0.00		0.979%	18.2%
Montana		8	1.27e+6		28.7%	2.60%		14.6%	5.24%	35.2%
Maine		50	1.10e+4			94.9%	2.65%	0.228%	0.817%
North Dakota		12	8.76e+5		7.38%	3.22%	4.45%	0.249%	9.67%	36.7%
Kentucky		10	8.95e+5			76.6%	17.7%	5.68%
Nova Scotia		48	1.51e+4	0.182%		80.1%
Virginia		20	5.63e+5			11.9%	0.775%	16.4%	1.64%
Delaware		58	1.20e+3			0.105%		37.7%	61.1%
Prince Edward Island		54	7.70e+3			98.5%
Saskatchewan		9	1.04e+6		4.25%	59.9%	2.62%	2.54%	2.67%	0.868%
Mississippi		24	4.49e+5			74.5%	1.57%	23.9%
West Virginia		38	1.91e+5			63.6%	17.6%	14.6%
Nebraska		4	1.70e+6		0.605%		3.54%		22.3%	73.5%
Missouri		3	1.95e+6			45.5%	14.9%	0.131%	5.37%
Louisiana		26	4.37e+5			54.5%	20.6%	5.75%
Hawaii		46	8.24e+4	7.82%
North Carolina		30	3.41e+5	0.116%		12.2%	54.7%	3.14%		0.982%
New Brunswick		51	1.08e+4			99.5%
Alabama		16	6.78e+5			92.6%	5.45%	0.987%
Wisconsin		33	2.80e+5			5.67%		25.0%	40.8%	9.68%
British Columbia		39	1.89e+5			92.0%	1.55%	0.285%
Newfoundland and Labrador		60	600			74.5%
New Jersey		52	8.90e+3			0.162%		3.07%	94.0%	1.76%
South Carolina		42	1.59e+5			0.748%	24.6%	36.2%
Michigan		45	9.80e+4			56.0%		3.00%	4.63%	9.70%
Alberta		5	1.56e+6		3.52%	56.8%	0.267%	4.01%	3.67%	11.4%
Connecticut		57	4.50e+3			0.460%	29.6%	24.9%	23.8%	1.35%
Pennsylvania		37	1.95e+5			1.42%	27.8%	49.9%	3.96%
Massachusetts		55	7.50e+3	0.206%		0.166%	33.6%	8.30%	30.7%
Georgia		22	4.78e+5			8.71%	47.0%	37.9%
New York		44	1.00e+5			25.4%	5.89%	56.3%	5.19%	0.401%
Maryland		47	4.00e+4			0.151%	4.45%	64.3%	1.05%	8.49%
Québec		43	1.26e+5			99.1%	0.240%
Manitoba		27	3.93e+5		0.656%	83.1%	11.7%	2.04%		1.39%
Tennessee		15	8.44e+5			90.1%	5.50%
Ontario		35	2.25e+5			97.2%	1.67%	1.13%
Arkansas		13	8.66e+5			12.6%	46.8%	33.2%	6.01%
South Dakota		6	1.53e+6		32.7%	3.47%			37.3%	22.0%
Ohio		32	2.90e+5			3.42%		0.721%	29.0%
Indiana		41	1.73e+5			0.434%		1.19%	8.61%	4.78%
Minnesota		28	3.60e+5			21.0%	3.81%	13.1%	23.4%	22.0%
Iowa		14	8.60e+5			26.6%	12.5%	44.0%	16.3%	0.628%
Illinois		29	3.41e+5			30.9%		0.187%	44.1%	9.75%
Arizona		40	1.75e+5		3.34%	9.37%	6.97%	0.448%		4.52%	100%
Utah		31	3.18e+5		20.8%	13.7%		0.313%	0.420%	49.5%	100%
Idaho		23	4.49e+5		0.772%	13.8%		28.4%	8.83%	44.9%	9.70%
Wyoming		17	6.71e+5		21.7%				0.541%	70.3%	15.5%
Texas		1	4.30e+6		4.07%	3.41%	2.84%	1.94%	22.5%	2.71%	97.3%
Oregon		21	5.07e+5		14.3%	48.2%	11.8%	4.82%	0.772%	0.847%	23.4%
New Mexico		25	4.46e+5		30.3%	0.128%			7.32%	21.7%	100%
Kansas		7	1.32e+6			0.176%	1.82%	13.8%		68.4%	4.51%
Colorado		19	6.42e+5		0.795%				9.40%	85.2%	48.1%
Nevada		34	2.32e+5		8.21%	0.731%	1.40%	0.413%	2.80%	24.0%	100%
Oklahoma		2	1.98e+6			11.4%	5.60%	4.28%	17.9%	30.0%	10.9%
California		18	6.65e+5		0.688%	12.5%	0.232%	17.8%	2.26%	1.00%	99.8%

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