Maps of the US
In the United States, the longest life expectancy in states Hawaii (82.3), California (81.7), and New York (81.4), while life expectancy in Mississippi (74.9), American Samoa (74.8), and West Virginia (74.8) are the shortest across the nation.
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In the United States, 93% of people consume pizza each month. According to the estimates, Americans eat an average of 46 slices every year. Just below half of all U.S. citizens, or 40 percent, consume pizza weekly.
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Yahoo rated number one and is the most visited news website in the United States in November 2021, accompanied by CNN as the runner-up, and MSN ranking at third place as the leaders of the news websites in the U.S.
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There were 1.195 million active-duty militaries and over 778 thousand reserve forces. Total active-duty members for the five armed services were 426,624 for the Army, 306,272 for the Navy, 147,846 for the Marine Corps, 275,298 for the Air Force Force, and 39,029 for the Coast Guard.
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V1 Analytics took Google’s 2021 Year in Search summary and mapped out the top trending search results from January to December 2021. Trending search terms after mid-November 2021 were obtained from Google’s Daily Search Trends page.
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California is the state with the most coffee shops – 9,615. The state with the highest number of coffee shops per 100,000 people in Hawaii – 41. Harrisburg in Pennsylvania is the American city with the cheapest coffee – $1.18 per cup. Seattle in Washington is the city with the most expensive coffee – $3.92.
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A unique map reveals the most common foreign-born nationalities in the United States and Canada, showcasing intriguing immigration trends influenced by history, geography, and cultural ties.
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Alaska has the most considerable rate of missing person cases in the United States, with approximately one out of each 617 people in the state missing. 3.6% of currently lost person cases in the United States are missing indigenous persons.
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The United States’ motto is “In God We Trust,” declared by Congress and approved into legislation by U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower. But each U.S. states have its motto. Sometimes U.S. State mottos can be seen on state flags, seals. Some U.S states formally assigned a state motto by an act of the state legislature.
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The minimum wage in U.S. states varies from $15.20 per hour in D.C. to $8.65 per hour in Florida. The minimum wage is more than 3/4 of the living cost in the bulk of the West Coast and New England. Most of the South and some Mountain states have it the worst, where minimum wage covers about 50% of the living costs.
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