Most Common country of origin of Legal Permanent Immigrants by U.S. state
In total numbers, the U.S. has a larger foreigner population than any other nation, with 47 million immigrants as of
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Traffic deaths per 100,000
The 15 safest and 15 most dangerous nations are called out on the maps. Fatality rates per 100,000 people. At
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U.S. States by the height of the tallest building
The U.S. has more than 2,6 thousand buildings taller than one hundred meters. Twenty highest buildings in the U.S. are located in New York. 76 percents of American skyscrapers are office buildings.
Read MorePercentage of revenue per Country not from taxes
Low or high revenue % from taxes can be good either way. For example, the high number in Germany stems
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When do your summer heat and sunlight peak?
For most people in the United States, July is the hottest month of the year, but for some counties, the heat will peak well into August (New England, the northern Plains, and the Rockies and the South) or even September (California).
Read MoreThe age of consent around the world
The legal age at which one is considered able to agree to sex varieties from 11 to 21 years in
Read MorePercentage of electricity produced from renewable and nuclear sources
In the past 2 decades, global electricity generation significantly enlarged (about +160 percent) and the battle against climate change got strong momentum. At the same time, the share of claimed “cheap” and “clean” nuclear power in the world electricity production mix endlessly fell – reaching an at least 33-year low of about 10 percent in 2017 – because of the technology stagnating expansion.
Read MoreL.A. homeless population
Over 3 days in January, almost 6 thousand volunteers spread out across Los Angeles County and count the homeless. According
Read MoreAlaska Compared to The Lower 48
Contiguous United States (Lower 48): 3,119,884.69 square miles (8,080,464.3 km2). Alaska: 663,268 square miles (1,717,856 km2). Related post:– Antarctica and
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U.S. Counties Where German-Americans are the largest ethnic group
German Americans are individuals in the United States with German ancestry or heritage. They represent one of the largest ethnic groups in the country, with a significant historical and cultural impact. The first wave of German immigrants arrived in the 1600s, and a more substantial influx occurred during the 19th century. German Americans have contributed significantly to various aspects of American society, including education, science, arts, and industry.
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