Oil Slicks (1990s)
WorldPhysical EnvironmentEconomicGeneralized historical oil slicks.
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Global map shows oil slicks in 1990s, depicted by black-shaded areas along coastlines, notably in East and Southeast Asia, Arabian Peninsula, East and West Africa, Cape of Good Hope, Mediterranean, Western Europe, North Atlantic, and America coastlines.
Oil Slicks (1990s) | Low Pressure | |
|---|---|---|
Alaska | 0.113% | |
District of Columbia | 100% | |
Florida | 0.837% | |
New Hampshire | 57.6% | |
Rhode Island | 95.0% | |
Vermont | 5.93% | |
Washington | 0.496% | |
Maine | 5.06% | |
Kentucky | 39.9% | |
Virginia | 62.1% | |
Delaware | 99.3% | |
Prince Edward Island | 0.308% | |
Mississippi | 29.7% | |
West Virginia | 3.63% | |
Louisiana | 89.8% | |
Hawaii | 1.73% | |
North Carolina | 16.0% | |
Alabama | 8.82% | |
British Columbia | 0.210% | |
New Jersey | 99.2% | |
Connecticut | 99.9% | |
Pennsylvania | 24.2% | |
Massachusetts | 98.1% | |
Georgia | 0.104% | |
New York | 26.9% | |
Maryland | 76.4% | |
Tennessee | 1.03% | |
Arkansas | 0.397% | |
Ohio | 18.7% | |
Indiana | 44.2% | |
Illinois | 6.79% | |
Nova Scotia | 1.05% | 1 |
Texas | 19.3% | 1 |
Ontario | 2.30% | 1 |
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