The Most distinctive causes of death by state (2001-2010)
Most Distinctive Causes of Death A. Tuberculosis B. Meningococcal infection C. Septicemia D. Syphilis E. Human immunodeficiency virus F. Other
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United States
Maps of the US
Percent Asian ancestry in North America
Archaeological evidence shows that people have been in the Americas for at least over 12 thousand years. The population of
Read MoreTerritories of the US, sized by population
144 largest U.S. counties have population: 159,524,138 (50.03% of total population). 2,998 smallest U.S. counteis have same population – 159,332,918
Read MoreAnimated history of US county boundaries
Thirty-second animation of the changes in United States historical county boundaries (1629 – 2000). Historical state and territorial boundaries are
Read MoreRegions of Alaska
1. FAR NORTH! Geography: Larger than Utah, Indiana, and Maryland combined. Or a bit larger than Germany. Mostly uninhabited tundra,
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US Economic Activity, Split in Half
U.S. states by GDP (% of Nation) California – 14.17 Texas – 8.64 New York – 8.10 Florida – 5.00
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German Speakers by US County in the Year 2000
Percent of population five years and over speaking German at home by county. Over 50 million Americans claim German ancestry,
Read MoreGarden Growing Zones
Hardiness zones were developed by the USDA to define 11 numerical climate zones and the ability of certain plants to
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Number of Venomous Animals
Many animal species produce chemical venoms to kill or incapacitate prey or protect against predators. Such animals actively deliver their venom to their victim through a specially developed tool, such as a sting or bite or sting.
Read MoreMapping the Most Common Races
White Americans are the racial majority. African Americans are the largest racial minority, amounting to an estimated 12.7 percent of
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