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Latin America, 1830

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Political geography of South America in 1830. By 1830, all parts of South America, except the Guianas, had achieved political independence from European colonial powers.

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A map shows Latin America in 1830, with Bolivia (black) and Uruguay (brown) as the smallest countries. Brazil (yellow) is the largest country. Other countries include Mexico (light yellow), Gran Colombia (green), Peru (orange), and Chile (light blue).

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Display by:	Latin America, 1830	Phosphate Mines	Income Inequality (USA)
	Mexico, 1821	Phosphate Mines	Class	Rank	GINI index percentage
Alabama		2		15	47.7%
Alaska				50	43.1%
Arizona	100%			30	46.1%
Arkansas				12	48.0%
California	99.8%	2		5	48.7%
Colorado	48.1%			35	45.5%
Connecticut				3	49.7%
Delaware				34	45.6%
District of Columbia				1	52.0%
Florida		40		7	48.5%
Georgia				10	48.0%
Hawaii				44	44.4%
Idaho	9.70%	6		45	44.3%
Illinois				9	48.1%
Indiana				39	45.0%
Iowa		1		48	44.1%
Kansas	4.51%			33	45.6%
Kentucky				17	47.6%
Louisiana		4		4	49.6%
Maine				37	45.4%
Maryland				36	45.5%
Massachusetts				6	48.5%
Michigan				28	46.4%
Minnesota				41	44.9%
Mississippi				8	48.3%
Missouri				27	46.4%
Montana		12		29	46.2%
Nebraska				42	44.7%
Nevada	100%			23	46.6%
New Hampshire				49	44.1%
New Jersey				11	48.0%
New Mexico	100%			18	47.6%
New York				2	51.4%
North Carolina		3		16	47.7%
North Dakota				38	45.1%
Ohio		1		25	46.5%
Oklahoma	10.9%			24	46.5%
Oregon	23.4%			32	45.9%
Pennsylvania		1		20	47.1%
Rhode Island				26	46.5%
South Carolina				14	47.8%
South Dakota				46	44.3%
Tennessee		30		13	47.9%
Texas	97.3%	5		19	47.5%
Utah	100%	7		51	42.8%
Vermont				40	44.9%
Virginia				21	47.0%
Washington				31	46.0%
West Virginia				22	47.0%
Wisconsin				47	44.2%
Wyoming	15.5%	1		43	44.4%

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