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Ontario

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Prince Edward Island

Québec

Rhode Island

Saskatchewan

South Carolina

South Dakota

Tennessee

Texas

Utah

Vermont

Virginia

Washington

West Virginia

Wisconsin

Wyoming

Yukon

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A map shows the farm area in acres in the U.S. States like Texas and Montana have the largest farm areas (more than 50,000,000 acres, dark blue). States like Alaska and New Jersey have the smallest farm areas (less than 2,000,000 acres, lighter blue).

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Original Tillers' Environment

Peak Drought Record, 2016 (U.S.)

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Political Units, 1914

Political Units, 1950

Populist Governments Since 2000

	Farm Area (Acreage)			Tropical Cyclone Zones	Regions of Weaker-Performing Cities	Volcanoes
	Class	Rank	Acres	Tropical Cyclone Zones	Regions of Weaker-Performing Cities	Cleveland	Hood	Hualalai	Kilauea	Mauna Loa	Novarupta	Okmok	Redoubt	Shishaldin	Spurr	St. Helens	Vsevidof	Westdahl	Yellowstone
Alberta		4	5.05e+7
Arkansas		25	1.38e+7
British Columbia		42	6.45e+6
Colorado		11	3.17e+7
Connecticut		58	4.40e+5
Delaware		56	5.00e+5
Idaho		28	1.18e+7
Iowa		12	3.05e+7
Kansas		5	4.60e+7
Maine		47	1.45e+6
Manitoba		19	1.80e+7
Maryland		46	2.02e+6
Missouri		14	2.83e+7
Montana		3	5.97e+7
Nebraska		6	4.52e+7
New Brunswick		51	9.38e+5
New Hampshire		57	4.70e+5
New Jersey		53	7.20e+5
New Mexico		8	4.32e+7
New York		41	7.20e+6
Newfoundland and Labrador		59	7.73e+4
North Dakota		9	3.92e+7
Northwest Territories		62	869
Nova Scotia		50	1.02e+6
Oklahoma		10	3.42e+7
Ontario		27	1.27e+7
Prince Edward Island		54	5.94e+5
Québec		37	8.26e+6
Rhode Island		60	7.00e+4
Saskatchewan		2	6.16e+7
South Carolina		44	5.00e+6
South Dakota		7	4.33e+7
Tennessee		30	1.09e+7
Texas		1	1.30e+8
Vermont		48	1.25e+6
Virginia		38	8.10e+6
West Virginia		45	3.60e+6
Yukon		61	2.63e+4
North Carolina		36	8.30e+6	0.888%
Massachusetts		55	5.20e+5	0.220%
Arizona		16	2.60e+7		65.7%
Utah		29	1.10e+7		7.30%
Florida		33	9.45e+6	2.91%	98.0%
Kentucky		26	1.30e+7		23.6%
Mississippi		31	1.08e+7	0.303%	16.0%
Louisiana		39	7.75e+6	2.07%	19.2%
Alabama		35	8.80e+6		33.3%
Wisconsin		23	1.44e+7		51.5%
Michigan		32	9.95e+6		52.9%
Pennsylvania		40	7.70e+6		6.30%
Nevada		43	5.96e+6		85.0%
Georgia		34	9.30e+6		32.1%
California		18	2.55e+7		99.6%
Ohio		24	1.40e+7		60.8%
Indiana		22	1.47e+7		56.0%
Minnesota		17	2.59e+7		10.2%
Illinois		15	2.69e+7		11.9%
Alaska		52	8.30e+5			1					1	1	1	2	1		1	1
Washington		21	1.47e+7		11.4%											2
Wyoming		13	3.04e+7																1
Hawaii		49	1.12e+6					1	14	3
Oregon		20	1.64e+7		69.4%		2

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Farm Area (Acreage)