A map highlighting the states named in the source's distribution description.
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county-level or point-level precision.
Distribution map
State
Distributed
Wyoming
1
California
1
New York
1
Georgia
1
Illinois
1
Utah
1
Maryland
1
Colorado
1
Pennsylvania
1
Vermont
1
Texas
1
Indiana
1
Florida
1
Connecticut
1
Hawaii
1
South Carolina
1
Minnesota
1
Louisiana
1
New Jersey
1
Michigan
1
Washington
1
Ohio
1
Kentucky
1
New Mexico
1
Idaho
1
Missouri
1
Oklahoma
1
Nevada
1
Arkansas
1
Nebraska
1
Iowa
1
Massachusetts
1
Virginia
1
Tennessee
1
North Carolina
1
Alaska
1
Alabama
1
New Hampshire
1
South Dakota
1
Wisconsin
1
Puerto Rico
1
Rhode Island
1
Kansas
1
Maine
1
Montana
1
District of Columbia
1
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description (e.g. "distributed nationwide") may not list individual states to extract.
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