Top 10 Most Job Accessible Cities in the US
Map showing the U.S. cities with the most jobs accessible within 30 minutes of walking or public transit.
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U.S. economic activity, split in half
The uneven spatial distribution of economic activity in the United States is a complex interplay of historical legacies, policy decisions, and global economic trends. Addressing these disparities requires multifaceted approaches, including targeted investments in infrastructure, education, and workforce development to foster more inclusive and sustainable economic growth across the nation.
Read MorePercent of land devoted to each crop in 2007, by U.S. county
Corn was the leading crop in the United States. Corn for grain production in 2018 was estimated at 14.4 billion
Read MoreA century of UFO sightings
Reported UFO sightings (1906 – 2014) A century of American UFO sightings
Read MoreLargest Non-Christian Group by State
The most widespread religion in the United States is Christianity, covering the majority of the population (74 percent of adults in 2016). Christians are the biggest religious population in all 3,143 counties in the United States.
Read MoreThe country that has the same annual energy consumption as each US state
The US was the 2nd largest energy consumer after China. The United States is placed 7th in energy consumption per
Read MoreThunderstorm days per year in the US (1951 – 2015)
The maps below show the average number of thunderstorm days each year in the United States. Thunderstorm days per year
Read MoreMost 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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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.
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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).
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