A world map shows silver mining locations marked by black circles with "A g." Some key areas include the U S, Mexico, Canada, Germany, South Africa, Japan, and Australia. Major clusters are in the western countries of North and South America, and Europe.
Silver | Sea-Level Rise Vulnerability (2 m) | |
|---|---|---|
Arizona | 315 | |
Utah | 144 | |
Yukon | 4 | |
Idaho | 158 | |
Washington | 61 | |
Wyoming | 4 | |
Montana | 163 | |
Missouri | 1 | |
New Brunswick | 1 | |
New Mexico | 92 | |
British Columbia | 10 | |
Michigan | 1 | |
Colorado | 430 | |
Nevada | 206 | |
Québec | 11 | |
Manitoba | 14 | |
Ontario | 76 | |
South Dakota | 5 | |
Alaska | 30 | 0.253% |
Northwest Territories | 2 | 0.135% |
District of Columbia | 7.08% | |
Florida | 1.05% | |
Rhode Island | 2.37% | |
Nunavut | 1 | 0.130% |
Maine | 0.141% | |
Nova Scotia | 0.109% | |
Virginia | 0.110% | |
Delaware | 4.34% | |
Texas | 3 | 0.135% |
Louisiana | 12.6% | |
Hawaii | 1.13% | |
North Carolina | 5 | 0.192% |
Oregon | 100 | 0.125% |
Alabama | 0.218% | |
New Jersey | 0.136% | |
South Carolina | 3.75% | |
Massachusetts | 1 | 0.226% |
Georgia | 0.512% | |
New York | 2 | 0.143% |
Maryland | 0.387% | |
California | 153 | 0.575% |
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