1999 Metropolitan Area maps by State

ALABAMA −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities

88° 87° 86° 85°



35°



FLORENCE

LAUDERDALE Florence



TENNESSEE

35°



HUNTSVILLE

LIMESTONE

MADISON

Huntsville



JACKSON



COLBERT



DECATUR

FRANKLIN

LAWRENCE



Decatur (part)



MORGAN



DEKALB



MARSHALL



Scale 1:2,310,000

1 in. 1 cm = 23 km = 36 mi.



MARION

34°



WINSTON



CHEROKEE

CULLMAN



ETOWAH Gadsden

BLOUNT



GADSDEN



34°



LAMAR



FAYETTE



WALKER



BIRMINGHAM

JEFFERSON

Birmingham



ST. CLAIR



CALHOUN Anniston



CLEBURNE



TUSCALOOSA

PICKENS

TUSCALOOSA Tuscaloosa

SHELBY



ANNISTON

TALLADEGA

CLAY



RANDOLPH



GEORGIA



33°



BIBB



33°



COOSA



CHAMBERS



MISSISSIPPI



GREENE

HALE



CHILTON



TALLAPOOSA



AUBURN− OPELIKA

Opelika LEE Auburn



COLUMBUS

HARRIS



PERRY

SUMTER



MONTGOMERY

AUTAUGA



ELMORE



MUSCOGEE Columbus

CHATTA− HOOCHEE



MARENGO



DALLAS

LOWNDES



Montgomery



MACON



RUSSELL



MONTGOMERY

BULLOCK



32°



CHOCTAW

WILCOX

BARBOUR



32°



PIKE

BUTLER



CLARKE



CRENSHAW



MONROE

WASHINGTON

CONECUH



DOTHAN

COFFEE

COVINGTON



HENRY



DALE



ESCAMBIA



31°



MOBILE

FLORIDA

MOBILE



GENEVA



Dothan (part) HOUSTON 31° LEGEND



JACKSON

Mobile



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) State County Central City State capital underlined



BALDWIN



MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 88° 87° 86° 85°



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ALASKA −Metropolitan Area, Boroughs, Census Areas, and Central Cities



160°



170°



180°



170°



160°



150°



140°



130°



120°



65°



65°

PE NORTH SLO



EST NORTHWC ARCTI YUKUK YUKON−KO



DA CANA

ST SOUTHEAKS FAIRBAN



60°

NOME



S FAIRBANK R NORTH STA DENALI U KA− MATANITS A SUS N



60°



Scale 1:15,800,000

1 in. 1 cm = 249 mi. = 158 km



WADE HAMPTON BETHEL M DILLINGHA BRISTOL BAY



E ANCHORAG



VALDEZ− ORDOVA ORAGE C ANCH rage Ancho YAKUTAT



NGOON HOONAH−A SKAGWAY− (part) HAINES



KENAI PENINSULA



JUNEAU Juneau L− WRANGELRG PETERSBU

SITKA



55°



H− A HOONA SKAGWOY−N (part) ANG O



55°

KODIAK ISLAND − OF WALES PRINCE KETCHIKAN OUTER IK N KETCHWAY GATE A



AST SE TIAN U ALE

50°



LAKE AND PENINSULA



LEGEND



JACKSON

WEST ALEUTIANS



CANADA ADAMS

Newark



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) International Borough Central City State capital underlined



50°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 180° 170° 160° 150° 140°



ARIZONA −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities

115° 114° 113° 112° 111° 110° 109°



KANE (PART)

37°



UTAH



NEVADA



37°



CLARK (PART)

Las Vegas 36°



FLAGSTAFF (PART)



36°



LAS VEGAS (PART)

MOHAVE



COCONINO



APACHE

NAVAJO

Flagstaff 35° 35°



YAVAPAI



CALIFORNIA



NEW MEXICO

34°



34°



LA PAZ



PHOENIX−MESA

Phoenix



Scottsdale



GILA

Mesa



MARICOPA



Tempe



YUMA

33°



GREENLEE

33°



PINAL



GRAHAM



YUMA

Yuma



TUCSON

Tucson



PIMA

32° 32°



COCHISE



SANTA CRUZ



MEXICO



31° LEGEND Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) International State County Central City State capital underlined



31°



JACKSON

MEXICO MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Scale 1:3,550,000

1 in. 1 cm = 35 km = 56 mi.



30° Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 115° 114° 113° 112° 111°



30°



110°



109°



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ARKANSAS −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



95°



94°



93°



92°



91°



90°



89°



MISSOURI

BENTON

Rogers



FAYETTEVILLE−SPRINGDALE−ROGERS

CARROLL

BOONE

MARION



FULTON

BAXTER



CLAY

RANDOLPH

SHARP



Springdale 36° Fayetteville

WASHINGTON



GREENE

LAWRENCE



MADISON

NEWTON

SEARCY

STONE



IZARD



JONESBORO

Jonesboro



TENNESSEE

MISSISSIPPI



36°



INDEPENDENCE



CRAIGHEAD

JACKSON



CRAWFORD

SEQUOYAH



FORT SMITH

Fort Smith



FRANKLIN



JOHNSON

POPE



VAN BUREN

CLEBURNE



POINSETT

TIPTON



WHITE



LOGAN



CONWAY



OKLAHOMA

35°



SEBASTIAN



FAULKNER

Conway



LITTLE ROCK− NORTH LITTLE ROCK



CROSS

WOODRUFF



CRITTENDEN West Memphis



MEMPHIS

SHELBY Memphis

FAYETTE



YELL

SCOTT

PERRY



ST. FRANCIS

Jacksonville



35°



DESOTO



PULASKI



MONTGOMERY

POLK



GARLAND



SALINE



North Little Rock LONOKE Little Rock



PRAIRIE

MONROE



LEE



PINE BLUFF

HOT SPRING

RD WA HO



PHILLIPS

ARKANSAS



JEFFERSON



GRANT



Pine Bluff



MISSISSIPPI

Scale 1:2,420,000 34°



PIKE

CLARK



34°



SEVIER



DALLAS

CLEVELAND



1 in.



LINCOLN

DESHA



= 38 mi. = 24 km



1 cm



LITTLE RIVER



HEMPSTEAD

NEVADA



OUACHITA



CALHOUN



DREW

BRADLEY

LEGEND



Texarkana BOWIE



Texarkana MILLER



TEXARKANA−TEXARKANA

COLUMBIA

UNION



JACKSON

ASHLEY



CHICOT



MAINE ADAMS

Newark



TEXAS

33°



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) State County Central City State capital underlined



33°



LOUISIANA



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 92° 91° 90° 89°



95°



94°



93°



CALIFORNIA −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities

124° 123° 122° 121° 120° 119° 118° 117° LEGEND 43° 116° 115° 114°



JACKSON



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) International State County Central City State capital underlined CENTRAL CITIES KEY



43°



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

MEXICO 42° MAINE ADAMS

Newark



OREGON

DEL NORTE

SISKIYOU



42°



MODOC



41°



SAN FRANCISCO−OAKLAND−SAN JOSE

SHASTA

HUMBOLDT



41°



REDDING

LASSEN



Vallejo−Fairfield−Napa

1 Fairfield 2 Vallejo



TRINITY



Redding



Oakland

40°

MENDOCINO



TEHAMA



3 Berkeley 4 Oakland 5 Alameda



40°



CHICO− PARADISE

GLENN



PLUMAS

Chico



San Francisco

6 San Francisco



39°



Vallejo− Fairfield− LAKE Napa

SONOMA



Para− dise BUTTE

TER SUT



COLUSA



Yolo

NAPA



BA YU DA Yuba VA City NE PLACER



YUBA CITY



SIERRA



San Jose



YOLO Woodland



Sacramento

EL DORADO Sacramento

SACRA− OR MENTO AMAD



SACRAMENTO− YOLO

ALPINE



7 Palo Alto 8 Sunnyvale 9 Santa Clara 10 San Jose



39°



Santa Cruz−Watsonville

11 Santa Cruz



Santa Rosa

38°



Santa Rosa



Davis

NO LA SO



Peta− Napa luma 1

MARIN



SAN SAN FRANCIS FRANCISCO− CO OAKLAND− Oakland SAN JOSE San Jose



San Francisco



2 3 6

SANEO MAT



Lodi

CONTRA



Stock− ton

SAN JOAQUIN



4 COSTA 5

ALAMEDA



STOCKTON− LODI CALAVERAS TUOLUMNE MODESTO

MARIPOSA



38°



MONO



37°



Santa Cruz− Watsonville Watsonville



SAN CLARA TA C Gilroy RUZ 11



7 8



9



STANISLAUS Turlock



Modesto



NEVADA



10

SANTA



Merced MERCED



MADERA

Madera Fresno Visalia Tulare TULARE



MERCED

SAN BENITO



FRESNO

FRESNO



37°



Salinas Monterey



INYO



36°



MONTEREY



VISALIA−TULARE− PORTERVILLE



SALINAS



KINGS



36°



Porterville



El Paso de Robles (Paso Robles)



BAKERSFIELD

KERN Bakersfield



35°



SAN LUIS OBISPO− ATASCADERO−PASO ROBLES



Atascadero San Luis Obispo



SAN LUIS OBISPO



Riverside− San Bernardino

SAN BERNARDINO



ARIZONA



35°



SANTA BARBARA− SANTA MARIA−LOMPOC

34°



Santa Maria SANTA BARBARA Lompoc Santa Barbara San Buenaventura (Ventura)



Ventura

VENTURA



Lancaster LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles Pasadena



Los Angeles− Long Beach



LOS ANGELES− RIVERSIDE− ORANGE COUNTY

34°



San Bernardino Riverside Palm Springs ORANGE RIVERSIDE Hemet Palm Desert Irvine Temecula



Anaheim Long Beach



Santa Ana



33°



Scale 1:5,300,000

1 in. 1 cm = 53 km = 83 mi.



Orange County



SAN DIEGO

Escondido SAN DIEGO San Diego Coronado



IMPERIAL



33°



MEXICO

Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 123° 122° 121° 120° 119° 118° 117° 116° 115° 32° 114°



32° 124°



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COLORADO −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



110° 41°



109°



108°



107°



106°



105°



104°



103°



102°



101° 41°



WYOMING



FORT COLLINS− LOVELAND

MOFFAT

ROUTT



Greeley

LOGAN

WELD

Greeley



SEDGWICK

PHILLIPS



JACKSON



LARIMER Fort Collins

Loveland



NEBRASKA



GRAND

40°



RIO BLANCO



Boulder− Longmont

EAGLE



Longmont BOULDER Boulder



MORGAN



WASHINGTON

DENVER



YUMA



40°



GILPIN



ADAMS

JEFF ERSO N

Denver

ARAPAHOE



CLEAR CREEK



GARFIELD



SUMMIT



DENVER− BOULDER− GREELEY

KIT CARSON



GRAND JUNCTION

Grand Junction 39°



DOUGLAS

PITKIN



ELBERT



LAKE

PARK



Denver

EL PASO Colorado Springs

39°



UTAH



MESA



DELTA

GUNNISON



LINCOLN



CHEYENNE



CHAFFEE



TELLER



COLORADO SPRINGS

KIOWA

Pueblo



MONTROSE



FREMONT



KANSAS



CROWLEY



OURAY

38°

SAN MIGUEL



SAGUACHE



CUSTER



PUEBLO



HINSDALE



PUEBLO

OTERO

MINERAL

RIO GRANDE



PROWERS



38°



BENT



DOLORES



SAN JUAN



HUERFANO

ALAMOSA



MONTEZUMA

LA PLATA



COSTILLA



LAS ANIMAS



BACA



ARCHULETA

37°



CONEJOS

37°



ARIZONA

LEGEND



NEW MEXICO

Scale 1:3,250,000

1 in. 1 cm = 32 km = 51 mi.



OKLAHOMA



JACKSON



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) State County Central City State capital underlined 108° 107° 106° Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 105° 104° 103° 102° 36°



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

MAINE ADAMS 36°

Newark



110°



109°



New Haven-Meriden

New Haven



New London



NEW YORKNORTHERN NEW JERSEYLONG ISLAND (PART)



FAIRFIELD



Bridgeport

Bridgeport



StamfordNorwalk

LEGEND Stamford Norwalk



JACKSON



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) State County Central City State capital underlined 41°



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

41° MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Scale 1:775,000

1 inch 1 cm = 7 km = 12 mi.



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 73° 72°



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CONNECTICUT - Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



73°



72°



MASSACHUSETTS

42°



Worcester (Part)

42°



HARTFORD

LITCHFIELD



TOLLAND



HARTFORD

Hartford



BOSTONWORCESTERLAWRENCE WINDHAM (PART)



RHODE ISLAND



Waterbury

NEW YORK



Danbury



Waterbury Meriden



Middletown



Norwich

NEW LONDON



MIDDLESEX



NEW HAVEN

Danbury



NEW LONDONNORWICH



DELAWARE −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities

76° 75°



PENNSYLVANIA

Newark



Wilmington



NEW CASTLE



CECIL



Wilmington− Newark



PHILADELPHIA− WILMINGTON− ATLANTIC CITY (PART)



NEW JERSEY



DOVER

MARYLAND

Dover



KENT



39°



39°



SUSSEX



LEGEND



JACKSON



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) State County Central City State capital underlined Scale 1:800,000

1 in. 1 cm = 8 km = 12 mi.



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 76°

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75°



DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA −Metropolitan Area, District of Columbia, Counties, Independent Cities, and Central Cities

78° 77°



PENNSYLVANIA



WEST VIRGINIA

FREDERICK

BERKELEY Frederick



JEFFERSON



Washington



WASHINGTON− BALTIMORE (PART)

MONTGOMERY LOUDOUN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ARLINGTON FALLS CHURCH* Arlington FAIRFAX* MANASSAS* FAIRFAX MANASSAS PARK* PRINCE WILLIAM

CHARLES



CLARKE



39°



39°



WARREN



Washington



PRINCE GEORGE’S ALEXANDRIA*



FAUQUIER



CALVERT



CULPEPER STAFFORD



Fredericksburg



MARYLAND

FREDERICKSBURG* KING GEORGE



SPOTSYLVANIA



VIRGINIA



38°



38°



LEGEND



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

MAINE ADAMS BALTIMORE*

Newark



Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) State or Equivalent Area County or Equivalent Area Independent City Central City Scale 1:1,050,000

1 in. 1 cm = 10 km = 16 mi.



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 78°

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77°



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FLORIDA −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



89° 31°



88°



87°



86°



85°



84°



83°



82°



81°



80°



79° 31°



ALABAMA



PENSACOLA

SANTA ROSA

MBIA ESCA



OKALOOSA



HOLMES



JACKSON

CALHOUN



JEF FER SO N



Fort Walton Beach



TALLAHASSEE

GADSDEN



GEORGIA

NASSAU



WALTON



WASHINGTON



LEON



HAMILTON

MADISON

CO LUM BIA



Jacksonville



Pensacola 30°



Panama City



BR AD FO RD



FORT WALTON BEACH



BAY

LIBERTY



Tallahassee

WAKULLA



SUWANNEE



BAKER



DUVAL



JACKSONVILLE

HNS ST. JO

Scale 1:4,200,000

1 in. 1 cm = 42 km = 66 mi.



PANAMA CITY



GULF



TAYLOR



FRANKLIN



LAFAYETTE



ION UN



30°



CLAY



DIXIE



T RIS Gainesville CH GIL



GAINESVILLE

LEVY

29°



ALACHUA



PUTNAM



FLAGLER



MARION Ocala



DAYTONA BEACH

Daytona Beach 29°



OCALA

CITRUS

SUMTER

HERNANDO



VOLUSIA

LAKE

SEMINOLE



Titusville



Orlando



TAMPA−ST. PETERSBURG−CLEARWATER

28° Clearwater St. Petersburg Bradenton



PASCO PINELLAS

Tampa

− H LS UG HIL ORO B



ORANGE



D VAR BRE



POLK Lakeland



ORLANDO



MELBOURNE−TITUSVILLE−PALM BAY

Melbourne 28°



Winter Haven



OSCEOLA Palm

Bay



LAKELAND− WINTER HAVEN

HARDEE DESOTO

Punta Gorda



INDIAN RIVER

Fort Pierce

EE OB CH EE OK



MANATEE

TA ASO SAR



ST. LUCIE



Port St. Lucie



SARASOTA−BRADENTON

27° Sarasota



HIGHLANDS



MARTIN



FORT PIERCE− PORT ST. LUCIE



27°



PUNTA GORDA

Cape Coral



CHARLOTTE

Fort Myers LEE Naples



GLADES



West Palm Beach



HENDRY



PALM BEACH

Boca Raton Fort Lauderdale



WEST PALM BEACH− BOCA RATON



FORT MYERS−CAPE CORAL

26° LEGEND



COLLIER



BROWARD

Miami Beach Miami MIAMI− DADE



Fort Lauderdale



NAPLES

OE NR MO



JACKSON



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) State County Central City State capital underlined



MIAMI− FORT LAUDERDALE



26°



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

25° MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Miami

25°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 88° 87° 86° 85° 84° 83° 82° 81° 80° 79°



GEORGIA −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities

85° 84° 83° 82° 81°



CHATTANOOGA

MARION

35° Chattanooga



HA MIL TON



TENNESSEE

CA TO OS A

WHI TFIEL D



NORTH CAROLINA

TOWNS



35°



DADE

WALKER



FANNIN

MUR RAY

UNION



RABUN



GILMER

WHITE



HA BE RS HA M



CH AT TO OG A



GORDON



PICKENS

CHEROKEE



DA WS ON



LUMPKIN



STEPHENS



Scale 1:2,650,000

1 in. = 41 mi. = 26 km 1 cm



HALL



BANKS



FLOYD



FO RS YTH



BARTOW



IN KL AN FR



HART



JACKSON



ATHENS

MADISON

Athens− Clarke County OGLE− THORPE



PAU LDI NG



34°



POLK



ATLANTA

COBB

GWINNETT



ELBERT



SOUTH CAROLINA

34°



BARR OW

WALTON



CLARKE



HA RA LS ON



OC ON EE



CARROLL



AS Atlanta GL DEKALB OU D N LTO FU



WILKES

RRO AFE ALI T



LIN CO LN



EDGEFIELD



RO CK DA LE



AUGUSTA−AIKEN

MORGAN

GREENE



NEWTON



COLU MBIA



N YTO CLA E ETT FAY



COWETA

HEARD



HENRY

BUTTS

JASPER



WA RR EN



PUTNAM



Aiken AIKEN Augusta− Richmond RICHMOND County



SPALDING



HANCOCK

BAL DWI N



CK CO AS GL



E FFI DU Mc



N ERSO JEFF



ER ETH RIW ME



R MA LA



33°



TROUP



PIKE



MONROE

BIBB



JONES

Macon



BURKE



33°



WASHINGTON

WILKINSON



UPSON



COLUMBUS

HARRIS



TALBOT

TAYLOR

MARION



CRAWFORD



MACON

TWIGGS



JENKINS



JOHNSON

EMANUEL



SCREVEN



ALABAMA

MUSCOGEE

Columbus

RUSSELL

CHATTA− HOOCHEE



H AC PE

HO US TO N



KLEY BLEC



LAURENS

TLEN TREU

MONTGOMERY



SAVANNAH

BULLOCH



HAM ING EFF



LER ND CA



MACON



SCHLEY



PULASKI



DOOLY



DODGE



S MB TOO



EVANS

TATTNALL



R LE EE WH



ER BST WE



32°



STEWART

AN ITM QU



SUMTER

CRISP



BRYAN



CHATHAM

Savannah 32°



WILCOX



TELFAIR



TERRELL



ALBANY

LEE



LIBERTY

BEN HILL

JEFF DAVIS



RANDOLPH

CLAY



APPLING



TURNER

Albany DOUGHERTY



LONG



CALHOUN



IRWIN



WORTH

TIFT

BERRIEN



BACON

COFFEE

PIERCE



WAYNE



SH TO cIN M

GLYNN



EARLY



BAKER

MITCHELL

COLQUITT



ATKINSON

WARE



MILLER

E INOL SEM



BRANTLEY

31°



COOK

31°

LA NIE R



DECATUR



GRADY



THOMAS



CLINCH

BROOKS

ES ND OW L



CHARLTON



CAMDEN



ECHOLS



LEGEND



FLORIDA



JACKSON

MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) State County Central City State capital underlined 30°



30°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 85° 84° 83° 82° 81°



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HAWAII −Metropolitan Area, Counties, and Central Cities



160° 23°



159°



158°



157°



156°



155°



22° KAUAI Scale 1:2,700,000 22° HONOLULU (part)

1 in. 1 cm = 27 km = 42 mi.



HONOLULU

Honolulu KALAWAO 21°



21° MAUI



20°



20° HAWAII



LEGEND



JACKSON

ADAMS

Newark



19°



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) County Central City State capital underlined



19°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 160° 159° 158° 157° 156° 155°



IDAHO −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities

118° 49° 117° 116° 115°

CANADA



114°



113°



112°



111° 49°



LEGEND



BOUNDARY



JACKSON

CANADA MAINE ADAMS



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) International State County Central City State capital underlined 48°



BONNER

48°



Newark



KOOTENAI



WASHINGTON



BENEWAH



SHOSHONE



Scale 1:3,400,000

1 in. 1 cm = 34 km = 53 mi.



47°

LATAH

CLEARWATER



47°



NEZ PERCE

LEWIS

46° 46°



IDAHO



MONTANA

45°

ADAMS



LEMHI



45°



VALLEY



WASHINGTON

CUSTER

44°

CLARK



FREMONT

44°



OREGON



PAYETTE

GEM

BOISE



JEFFERSON



CANYON Nampa



BUTTE

Boise City



MADISON



TETON



ADA



BOISE CITY

43°



ELMORE



CAMAS



BLAINE

BINGHAM



BONNEVILLE



WYOMING



GOODING



LINCOLN



Pocatello (part)



43°



CARIBOU

JEROME

OWYHEE

TWIN FALLS

CASSIA

ONEIDA



MINIDOKA



POWER



POCATELLO

BANNOCK

BEAR LAKE

FRANKLIN



42°



NEVADA

Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 118° 117° 116° 115° 114° 113°



42°



UTAH



112°



111°



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ILLINOIS −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, Independent City, and Central Cities

93° 92° 91° 90° 89° 88° 87°



WISCONSIN



JO DAVIESS



STEPHENSON



Rockford

BOONE



McHENRY



LAKE



North Chicago



WINNEBAGO

42°



Chicago

Elgin Evanston 42° Chicago



Scale 1:2,900,000

1 in. 1 cm = 29 km = 45 mi.



DAVENPORT− MOLINE− ROCK ISLAND

SCOTT Davenport



CARROLL



ROCKFORD

OGLE

DeKalb



KANE

Aurora



WHITESIDE



DEKALB

LEE



DUPAGE



COOK

Joliet



KENDALL

Moline Rock Island HENRY



WILL

BUREAU

PUTNAM

LA SALLE



ROCK ISLAND



IOWA

41°



GRUNDY

KANKAKEE Kankakee

STARK



MERCER



MARSHALL



HEN DER SO N



KNOX

WARREN



PEORIA− PEKIN

FULTON



PEORIA Peoria



LIVINGSTON

WOODFORD

Pekin Normal

McLEAN



Kankakee

IROQUOIS



BLOOMINGTON− NORMAL

FORD



CHICAGO− GARY− KENOSHA (PART)



41°



McDONOUGH

HANCOCK



TAZEWELL

MASON



Bloomington



SCHUYLER

40°

ADAMS



LOGAN

MENARD



DE WITT

Decatur



CHAMPAIGN Champaign

Urbana



VERMILION



INDIANA

40°



BROWN



CASS



PIATT



SPRINGFIELD

MORGAN

PIKE



Springfield



MACON



DOUGLAS

IE TR UL MO



SANGAMON

CHRISTIAN



CHAMPAIGN− URBANA

EDGAR



SCOTT



DECATUR



COLES

CLARK

CUMBERLAND



MISSOURI



GREENE



SHELBY



CALHOUN

LINCOLN



MACOUPIN



MONTGOMERY



39°



JERSEY



EFFINGHAM

FAYETTE

Alton MADISON Granite City East St.Louis Belleville ST. CLAIR



JASPER

CRAWFORD



39°



WARREN



WAYNE

WASHINGTON



FRANKLIN

JEFFERSON

38°



MONROE

RANDOLPH

PERRY



JEFFERSON

TON MIL HA



WHITE

38°



FRANKLIN

JACKSON

LEGEND



WILLIAMSON SALINE



JACKSON



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) State County Independent City Central City State capital underlined



HARDIN

UNION

JOHNSON



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

37° MAINE ADAMS BALTIMORE*

Newark



POPE



PU LA SK I



MA SS AC



GA LLA TIN



KENTUCKY



WA BA SH



ST. LOUIS



St. Charles ST. ST. CHARLES LOUIS St. Louis ST. LOUIS*



BOND



CLAY



MARION

CLINTON



RICHLAND LAWRENCE

EDWARDS



R DE XAN ALE



37°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1998. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1996. 92° 91° 90° 89° 88° 87°



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INDIANA −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities

88° 87° 86° 85° 84°



MICHIGAN

East Chicago Gary

PORTER



SOUTH BEND

LA PORTE



South Bend



Elkhart



ST. JOSEPH



ELKHART Goshen



LAGRANGE



STEUBEN



CHICAGO− GARY− KENOSHA (PART)

41°



LAKE



Gary

MARSHALL



STARKE



ELKHART− GOSHEN

KOSCIUSKO



NOBLE



DE KALB



WHITLEY



ALLEN Fort Wayne

Scale 1:2,300,000



JASPER



PULASKI



FULTON



FORT WAYNE

TON NG NTI HU

WABASH



1 inch 1 cm = 23 km



= 36 mi.



41°



WARREN



ON NEWT



WHITE

BENTON

Lafayette TIPPECANOE



CASS



MIAMI



WELLS



ADAMS



CARROLL



HOWARD

Kokomo



GRANT



BLACK− FORD



JAY



LAFAYETTE

CLINTON



KOKOMO

TIPTON



ILLINOIS

FOUNTAIN 40° MONTGOMERY



DELAWARE Muncie MADISON Anderson



OHIO

RANDOLPH

40°



BOONE



HAMILTON



MUNCIE

HENRY



INDIANAPOLIS

VERMILLION



PARKE

HENDRICKS



MARION

Indianapolis



WAYNE

HANCOCK



TERRE HAUTE



PUTNAM

MORGAN

SHELBY



CINCINNATI− HAMILTON (PART)

WARREN



RUSH

JOHNSON



FAYETTE



UNION



VIGO

Terre Haute

CLAY



FRANKLIN



OWEN

Bloomington



BROWN



DEA RBO RN



SULLIVAN

39°



GREENE



MONROE



EW OM OL H RT BA



DECATUR

HAMILTON Cincinnati



Cincinnati

NT CLERMO

39°



RIPLEY



LL BE MP CA KENTON



NE BOO



JENNINGS



BLOOMINGTON

LAWRENCE



JACKSON



O OHI

D LAN ZER WIT S



BROWN



ON ERS JEFF

WA SH ING TON



KNOX



DAVIESS



SCOTT



KENTUCKY



PE ND LET ON GRANT



RTIN MA

ORANGE



PIKE



DUBOIS



GIBSON



CRA WFO RD



CLARK New Albany OL DHAM FLOYD

Louisville JEFFERSON



POSEY

38°



SP EN CE R



VANDER− BURGH



WARRICK Evansville



HA RR ISO N



LOUISVILLE

38°



PERRY



BULLITT



Henderson



HENDERSON



EVANSVILLE− HENDERSON



LEGEND



JACKSON



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) State County Central City State capital underlined 37°



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

MAINE ADAMS

Newark



37°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1998. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1996. 88° 87° 86° 85° 84°



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IOWA −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



96°



95°



94°



93°



92°



91°



90°



MINNESOTA

LYON

OSCEOLA

DICKINSON

EMMET



WINNEBAGO

KOSSUTH



WORTH



MITCHELL



HOWARD



WINNESHIEK



ALLAMAKEE



SOUTH DAKOTA

43°



SIOUX



O’BRIEN



CLAY



PALO ALTO



HANCOCK



CERRO GORDO



FLOYD



CHICKASAW



43°



WISCONSIN

FAYETTE

CLAYTON



PLYMOUTH



CHEROKEE



BUENA VISTA



S TA ON AH C PO



HUMBOLDT



WRIGHT



FRANKLIN



BUTLER



BREMER

Cedar Falls Waterloo BLACK HAWK



Sioux City



WATERLOO− CEDAR FALLS

IDA

SAC



DUBUQUE



DAKOTA



BUCHANAN



DELAWARE



Dubuque



WOODBURY



CALHOUN



WEBSTER



HAMILTON



HARDIN



GRUNDY



DUBUQUE



SIOUX CITY

42°



CEDAR RAPIDS

CRAWFORD



JACKSON

JONES



MONONA



CARROLL



GREENE



TAMA

BOONE

STORY



BENTON



LINN

Cedar Rapids



MARSHALL

CLINTON

CEDAR



42°



NEBRASKA

POLK

HARRISON



SHELBY



AUDUBON



WA SH ING TO N

DOUGLAS Omaha



GUTHRIE



DALLAS



Des Moines



JASPER



POWESHIEK



IOWA



JOHNSON Iowa City



DES MOINES OMAHA

POTTAWATTAMIE Council Bluffs



IOWA CITY

MARION



SCOTT Davenport

MUSCATINE

Rock ROCK ISLAND Island Moline HENRY



CASS



ADAIR



MADISON



WARREN



MAHASKA



KEOKUK



WASHINGTON

LOUISA



ILLINOIS



DAVENPORT− MOLINE− ROCK ISLAND

41°



SARPY



41°



MILLS

CASS



RY ME TGO N MO



ADAMS



UNION



CLARKE



LUCAS



MONROE



WAPELLO



JEFFERSON



HENRY



DES MOINES



FREMONT



PAGE



TAYLOR



RINGGOLD



DECATUR



WAYNE



APPANOOSE



DAVIS



VAN BUREN

LEE



MISSOURI

LEGEND



JACKSON

MAINE ADAMS 40°

Newark



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) State County Central City State capital underlined



Scale 1:2,400,000

1 in. 1 cm = 24 km = 37 mi.



40°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 96° 95° 94° 93° 92° 91° 90°



U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration Bureau of the Census



KANSAS −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



102°



101°



100°



99°



98°



97°



96°



95°



94°



40°



NEBRASKA

CHEYENNE

RAWLINS



40°



DECATUR



NORTON



PHILLIPS



SMITH



JEWELL



REPUBLIC



WASHINGTON



MARSHALL



NEMAHA



BROWN



DONIPHAN



CLINTON

ATCHISON

CLOUD



SHERMAN



THOMAS



SHERIDAN



GRAHAM



ROOKS



OSBORNE



MITCHELL



CLAY



POTTAWATOMIE

RILEY



JACKSON

H ORT ENW LEAV



PLATTE

JEFFERSON



TOPEKA

Topeka

WABAUNSEE



OTTAWA



Lawrence



39°

WALLACE



LINCOLN



CLAY Leavenworth Kansas City Kansas WYAN− City

DOTTE



RAY



LAFAYETTE



39°



LOGAN



GOVE



TREGO



COLORADO



ELLIS



RUSSELL

SALINE



GEARY

DICKINSON



SHAWNEE



DOUGLAS

MORRIS

OSAGE



Olathe JOHNSON



JACKSON



ELLSWORTH



GREELEY



WICHITA



SCOTT



LANE



NESS



RUSH



LAWRENCE KANSAS FRANKLIN CITY

MIAMI



CASS



BARTON

RICE

McPHERSON



LYON



MARION



CHASE



COFFEY



PAWNEE

38°

HAMILTON



ANDERSON



LINN



MISSOURI

38°



KEARNY



FINNEY



HODGEMAN

EDWARDS



STAFFORD

RENO



HARVEY



WICHITA

BUTLER



GREENWOOD



WOODSON



ALLEN



BOURBON



GRAY

STANTON



FORD

KIOWA



Wichita



GRANT



HASKELL



PRATT

KINGMAN

SEDGWICK



WILSON



NEOSHO



CRAWFORD



ELK

RY ME GO NT MO

MORTON



STEVENS



SEWARD



MEADE



CLARK



COMANCHE



BARBER



HARPER



SUMNER



COWLEY



LABETTE



CHAUTAUQUA



CHEROKEE

37°



37°



OKLAHOMA



LEGEND



JACKSON

36° MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) State County Central City State capital underlined



36° Scale 1:3,200,000

1 in. 1 cm = 32 km = 50 mi.



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 102° 101° 100° 99° 98° 97° 96° 95° 94°



U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration Bureau of the Census



KENTUCKY −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



89°



88°



87°



86°



85°



84°



83°



82°



WARREN

HAMILTON Cincinnati

KENTON

NE BOO

LL BE MP CA



Cincinnati



39°



OHIO



CINCINNATI− HAMILTON (PART)

BROWN



DEA RBO RN



NT CLERMO



39°



INDIANA

Scale 1:2,800,000



GALLATIN



1 in. 1 cm = 28 km



= 44 mi.



SCOTT



LOUISVILLE

EVANSVILLE− HENDERSON

HA RR ISO N

ME AD E



L ROL CAR



GRANT

OWEN



PE ND LET ON



BR AC KE N



OHIO

MASON



HUNTINGTON− ASHLAND

LAWRENCE Ashland

BOYD



CLARK New Albany O LDHA M FLOYD

Louisville

JEFFERSON



E BL IM TR



LEWIS



GREENUP

CARTER



HENRY



SCOTT

FRANKLIN Frankfort



HARRISON N ICH

BOURB ON



CABELL



ROBERTSON



Huntington



OL AS



FLEMING



38°



POSEY



VANDER− BURGH



WARRICK Evansville

K OC NC HA



SHELBY

ON ERS AND



ROWAN

BATH



ELLIOTT

MORGAN



SPENCER



BULLITT



Lexington− Fayette CLARK



MENIFEE



WAYNE LAW REN CE



WOODFORD



RY ME GO NT MO



38°



ILLINOIS

ON GST LIVIN



Owens− HENDERSON boro DAVIESS UNION McL EAN WEBSTER

CRITTENDEN



Henderson



BRECKINRIDGE

HARDIN



NELSON



ON MERCER GT HIN AS W



FAYETTE



BOYLE

LARUE



OWENSBORO

OHIO



MARION

TAYLOR



GRAYSON

ED MO NS ON

HART



JOHNSON MARTIN MA WOLFE GO FF MADISON ESTILL IN LEE FLOYD BREATHITT PIKE LEXINGTON

JACKSON

OW SLE Y

ROCKCASTLE



POW ELL



WEST VIRGINIA



LINCOLN

CASEY



INE SAM JES



D AR RR GA



HOPKINS

ELL LDW CA



37°



Mc CR AC BALLARD KE N



MU HL EN BE RG



KNOTT



Y RR PE



BUTLER



GREEN

ADAIR

PULASKI



LAUREL



CLAY



LESLIE



LYON



ER CH LET



VIRGINIA

37°



LFE TCA ME



CHRISTIAN

Hopkinsville



MISSOURI

CARLISLE

HICKMAN



WARREN

TODD

LOGAN



BARREN



RUSSELL

KNOX



LL HA RS MA

CALLOWAY



HARLAN

BELL



LAND BER CUM



TRIGG



GRAVES

Clarksville



SIMPSON



ALLEN



WAYNE



ON INT CL



MONROE



McCREARY



WHITLEY



FULTON



TENNESSEE



CLARKSVILLE− HOPKINSVILLE

LEGEND 36°



MONTGOMERY



JACKSON



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) State County Central City State capital underlined



36°



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 89° 88° 87° 86° 85° 84° 83°



CALCASIEU

30°



THEST. JO BAP HN TIS T



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LOUISIANA −Metropolitan Areas, Parishes, and Central Cities



94° 33°



93°



92°



91°



90° LEGEND



89°



88° 33°



ARKANSAS

WES T CA RRO LL EAS T CA RRO LL



SHREVEPORT− BOSSIER CITY

ER BST WE

BOSSIER



JACKSON

MAINE ADAMS

Newark



CLAIBORNE



UNION



MOREHOUSE



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) State Parish Central City State capital underlined



CADDO



MONROE

LINCOLN

Monroe



Bossier City



Shreveport



RICHLAND

OUACHITA



BIENVILLE



JACKSON

CALDWELL



MADISON



32°



DE SOTO



RED RIVER

WINN



FRANKLIN

TENSAS

32°



ES CH ITO TCH NA



TEXAS



CATAHOULA



Scale 1:2,700,000

1 in. 1 cm = 27 km = 42 mi.



LA SALLE



Alexandria



RAPIDES

VERNON

31°



ALEXANDRIA



AVOYELLES

FE WE LIC ST IAN A



CON COR DIA



SABINE



GRANT



MISSISSIPPI

EAST FELICIANA

ST. HELENA



31°



WASHINGTON

OA AH GIP TAN



BEAUREGARD



ALLEN



EVANGELINE

ST. LANDRY

POINTE COUPEE

WEST BATON ROUGE



EAST BATON ROUGE Baton Rouge

LIVINGSTON



LAFAYETTE



ST. TAMMANY



LAKE CHARLES

Lake Charles



JEFFERSON DAVIS



ACADIA

LAFA YETT E



Lafayette



BATON ROUGE

ASCENSION



Slidell



ST. MARTIN

IBERIA



IBERVILLE



New Orleans

NS ORLEA



ST. JAMES



30°



N TIO MP SU AS



ES RL HA .C ST



CAMERON



VERMILION



ST. MARY

Houma



LAFOURCHE



NEW ORLEANS



ST. B ERNA RD



ON JEFFERS



HOUMA

TERREBONNE

PLA QUE MIN ES



29°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 94° 93° 92° 91° 90° 89° 88°



29°



MAINE −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities

71° 70° 69° 68° 67°



47°



47°



AROOSTOOK



Scale 1:2,150,000

1 in. 1 cm = 21 km = 33 mi.



46°



CANADA

PISCATAQUIS



46°



SOMERSET



PENOBSCOT



45°



WASHINGTON



45°



FRANKLIN



Bangor



BANGOR



HANCOCK



OXFORD

KENNEBEC

ANDROSCOGGIN Augusta



WALDO



LEWISTON− AUBURN

Lewiston Auburn 44°



KNOX

LINCOLN

44°



AHOC SAGAD



CUMBERLAND



PORTLAND

LEGEND Portland



YORK



JACKSON



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) International State County Central City State capital underlined



Portsmouth− Rochester

Rochester STRAFFORD



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

CANADA MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Portsmouth



43°



ROCKINGHAM



BOSTON− WORCESTER− LAWRENCE (PART)

70°



43°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 69° 68° 67°



71°



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MARYLAND −Metropolitan Areas, District of Columbia, Counties, Independent Cities, and Central Cities



79°



78°



77°



76°



75°



Hagerstown

Cumberland

ALLEGANY

GARRETT



PENNSYLVANIA



Wilmington− Newark



WASHINGTON

Hagerstown



Wilmington Newark



Baltimore

CARROLL

HARFORD



CECIL NEW CASTLE



PHILADELPHIA− WILMINGTON− ATLANTIC CITY (PART)



BERKELEY MINERAL



Washington

Frederick



BALTIMORE



CUMBERLAND

JEFFERSON



BALTIMORE*

Baltimore



FREDERICK

HOWARD WEST VIRGINIA 39° MONTGOMERY CLARKE LOUDOUN DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washington

ARLINGTON FALLS CHURCH*



NEW JERSEY



KENT



ANNE ARUNDEL Annapolis



QUEEN ANNE’S



DELAWARE 39°



WARREN

VIRGINIA



MANASSAS PARK* FAUQUIER



FAIRFAX* Arlington

ALEXANDRIA*



PRINCE GEORGE’S TALBOT



WASHINGTON− BALTIMORE

CULPEPER



FAIRFAX

MANASSAS*



CAROLINE



PRINCE WILLIAM

CHARLES



ERT CALV

DORCHESTER



STAFFORD WICOMICO Fredericksburg SPOTSYLVANIA VIRGINIA 38° LEGEND FREDERICKSBURG* SOMERSET 38° KING GEORGE ST. MARY’S WORCESTER



JACKSON



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) State or Equivalent Area County or Equivalent Area Independent City Central City State capital underlined



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

MAINE ADAMS BALTIMORE*

Newark



Scale 1:1,700,000

1 in. 1 cm = 17 km = 26 mi.



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 79° 78° 77° 76°



75°



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MASSACHUSETTS −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



73°



72°



71°



70°



43°



43°



HILLSBOROUGH



ROCKINGHAM



Lawrence

VERMONT NEW HAMPSHIRE

Scale 1:1,300,000 Lawrence

1 in. = 20 mi. = 13 km



PITTSFIELD

FRANKLIN



Fitchburg− Leominster

Fitchburg Leominster



Lowell



Lowell



ESSEX



1 cm



Gloucester



Lynn



Pittsfield



Boston

MIDDLESEX



NEW YORK



HAMPSHIRE

Northampton



Cambridge



WORCESTER

Worcester



Waltham



BOSTON−WORCESTER−LAWRENCE (PART) SUFFOLK

NORFOLK (PART)



SPRINGFIELD

Holyoke BERKSHIRE Westfield Springfield



Worcester

NORFOLK (PART)



Boston



HAMPDEN

Brockton 42° 42°



CONNECTICUT



Woonsocket



RHODE ISLAND

Pawtucket Providence PROVIDENCE

Attleboro



Brockton

PLYMOUTH

BRISTOL



LEGEND



Fall River



BARNSTABLE− YARMOUTH

New Bedford



JACKSON



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) State County Central City State capital underlined



KENT



New Bedford



OL IST BR



Barnstable Yarmouth BARNSTABLE



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

MAINE ADAMS

Newark



PROVIDENCE− FALL RIVER− WARWICK

WASHINGTON

DUKES



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1998. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1996. 73° 72° 71°



NANTUCKET

70°



MICHIGAN −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities

90° 49° LEGEND 89° 88° 87° 86° 85° 84° 83° 82° 49°



JACKSON



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) International State County Central City State capital underlined 48°



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

CANADA MAINE ADAMS



48°



MINNESOTA



Newark



ENAW KEWE



47°



HOUGHTON



CANADA

Scale 1:3,650,000

1 in. = 57 mi. = 36 km 1 cm



47°



ONTONAGON



BARAGA

LUCE



GOGEBIC



MARQUETTE

ALGER

CHIPPEWA



IRON

46°

DICKINSON



SCHOOLCRAFT

MACKINAC

46°



DELTA



N GA OY EB CH



MENOMINEE



EMMET



PRESQUE ISLE

CHARLEVOIX



45°

LEE LAN AU



ANTRIM



OTSEGO



MO NT MO RE NC Y



ALPENA



45°



BENZIE



GRAND KALKASKA CRAWFORD OSCODA TRAVERSE

N MO OM SC RO



ALCONA



MANISTEE

44°



WEXFORD MISSAUKEE



OGEMAW



IOSCO



WISCONSIN

MASON



CLARE



LAKE



OSCEOLA



GLADWIN



ARENAC



44°



SAGINAW− BAY CITY− MIDLAND

Midland



BAY

Bay City

TUSCOLA



HURON



OCEANA

MUSKEGON



NEWAYGO MECOSTA ISABELLA



MONTCALM

KENT Grand Rapids



GRATIOT



Muskegon



LANSING− EAST LANSING

IONIA



MIDLAND Saginaw SAGINAW



SANILAC



43°



CLINTON

East Lansing



GENESEE Flint



LAPEER



ST. CLAIR Port Huron



43°



E SE AS IAW SH



GRAND RAPIDS− MUSKEGON− HOLLAND



OTTAWA

Holland

ALLEGAN



Flint Detroit

Pontiac



MACOMB



BARRY



EATON



Lansing



LIVINGSTON



INGHAM

VAN BUREN Kalamazoo

42° Battle Creek



JACKSON Jackson



Ann Arbor



OAKLAND Detroit Dearborn



ILLINOIS



BENTON HARBOR



KALAMAZOO

Benton Harbor



CALHOUN



JACKSON

HILLSDALE



WASHTENAW WAYNE

MONROE



CASS



BERRIEN



KALAMAZOO− BATTLE CREEK

ST. JOSEPH



LENAWEE



DETROIT− ANN ARBOR− FLINT



42°



BRANCH



Ann Arbor

OHIO



INDIANA

Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 90° 89° 88° 87° 86° 85°



84°



83°



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MINNESOTA −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities

97° 96° 95° 94° 93° 92° 91° 90°



49°

KITTSON



49°



ROSEAU



CANADA

LAKE OF THE WOODS



Scale 1:3,350,000

1 in. 1 cm = 33 km = 52 mi.



MARSHALL



GRAND FORKS (PART)

48°

GRAND FORKS (PART) Grand Forks



KOOCHICHING



PENNINGTON



48°

BELTRAMI



RED LAKE



DULUTH−SUPERIOR

LAKE



COOK



R ATE ARW CLE



POLK



NORTH DAKOTA



ITASCA



ST. LOUIS



NORMAN



MAHNOMEN



47°



CASS (PART)



HUBBARD



47°

Fargo

CLAY Moorhead

BECKER



FARGO− MOORHEAD (PART)

WADENA



CASS



Duluth



AITKIN

CROW WING



CARLTON



Superior

DOUGLAS



OTTER TAIL



WILKIN



GRANT



DOUGLAS



MORRISON



TRAVERSE



STEVENS



POPE



ST. CLOUD

STEARNS St. Cloud (part)



BENTON



BIG STONE

SWIFT

KANDIYOHI



KA NA BE C



46°



TODD



MILLE LACS



PINE



46°



ISANTI

GO ISA CH



SHERBURNE



ANOKA



MINNEAPOLIS− ST. PAUL

ST. CROIX



GTON WASHIN



MEEKER



WRIGHT

HENNEPIN Minneapolis St. Paul CARVER

EY MS RA



45°

LAC QUI PARLE



CHIPPEWA

RENVILLE



45°



SOUTH DAKOTA



McLEOD



YELLOW MEDICINE



DAKOTA

SIBLEY

SCOTT



PIERCE



LINCOLN



LYON



REDWOOD



NICOLLET

BROWN

PIP ES TO NE



LE SUEUR



GOODHUE



WISCONSIN

WABASHA



RICE



ROCHESTER

BLUE EARTH WASECA STEELE DODGE



44°



MURRAY



COTTONWOOD



Rochester

OLMSTED



WATONWAN



WINONA



LA CROSSE La Crosse



LA CROSSE



44°



ROCK



NOBLES



JACKSON



MARTIN



FARIBAULT



FREEBORN



MOWER



FILLMORE



HOUSTON



IOWA

LEGEND 43°



JACKSON

CANADA MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) International State County Central City State capital underlined



43°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 97° 96° 95° 94° 93° 92° 91° 90°



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MISSISSIPPI −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities

92° LEGEND 91° 90° 89° 88°



JACKSON

MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) State County Central City State capital underlined



TIPTON

CRITTENDEN West Memphis



SHELBY



FAYETTE

Memphis



35°



MEMPHIS

DESOTO



TENNESSEE

INGO TISHOM

ALCORN

TIPPAH



35°



BENTON

MARSHALL



TUNICA



TATE



PRENTISS

UNION



ARKANSAS

Scale 1:2,600,000



CO AH OM A



1 in. 1 cm = 26 km



PANOLA

= 41 mi.



LAFAYETTE

PONTOTOC



LEE



ITAWAMBA



QUITMAN

YALOBUSHA



34°



34°

CALHOUN

CHICKASAW



TALLAHATCHIE

BOLIVAR

GRENADA



MONROE



SUN FLO WE R



LEFLORE

CARROLL



WEBSTER



CLAY



ERY OM NTG MO



OKTIBBEHA



LOWNDES



CHOCTAW



WA SH ING TON



HU MP HR EYS



HOLMES



ATTALA



NOXUBEE

WINSTON

33°



33°



WA RR EN



ISSAQUENA



SH AR KE Y



YAZOO



LEAKE

MADISON



NESHOBA



KEMPER



JACKSON

Jackson



ALABAMA

SCOTT

NEWTON



LAUDERDALE



HINDS



RANKIN



32°



SMITH



JASPER



CLARKE



CLAIBORNE

COPIAH



32°



SIMPSON



JEFFERSON



ADAMS



FRANKLIN



LINCOLN



JE FF DA ERS VIS ON



CO VIN GT ON



JONES



WAYNE



E NC RE LAW



HATTIESBURG

Hattiesburg



WILKINSON

31°



AMITE



MARION



ALL LTH WA



PIKE



LAMAR



PERRY



GREENE



T RES FOR



LOUISIANA

GEORGE

PEARL RIVER

STONE



31°



BILOXI−GULFPORT− PASCAGOULA



HANCOCK



HARRISON Biloxi Gulfport



JACKSON

Pascagoula



30°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 92° 91° 90° 89° 88°



30°



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JASPER



GREENE Springfield

LAWRENCE



TEXAS

WEBSTER



REYNOLDS



WRIGHT

SHANNON



JOPLIN

37° Joplin NEWTON



WAYNE

CARTER



BO LLI NG ER



36°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 95° 94° 93° 92° 91°



PEM ISC OT



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MISSOURI −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, Independent City, and Central Cities



95°



94°



93°



92°



91°



90°



89°



88°



IOWA

ATCHISON

NODAWAY

GENTRY



WORTH

HARRISON



MERCER



PUTNAM



SC HU YLE R

ADAIR



LEGEND



SCOTLAND



CLARK



KA AS BR NE

40° 39° 38°



JACKSON

MAINE ADAMS BALTIMORE*

Newark



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) State County Independent City Central City State capital underlined 40°



SULLIVAN

GRUNDY



HOLT

ANDREW



KNOX



LEWIS



DAVIESS

DEKALB



ST. JOSEPH



LINN

LIVINGSTON



MACON



SHELBY



MARION



St. Joseph BUCHANAN

PLATTE



CLINTON



CALDWELL

CHARITON



CARROLL

CLAY



RANDOLPH



MONROE



RALLS

PIKE



ILLINOIS



Leavenworth LEAVEN− WORTH



Kansas WYANDOTTE City Kansas City Olathe



RAY

AUDRAIN



SALINE



HOWARD



BOONE

Columbia



Scale 1:2,950,000



LAFAYETTE

JACKSON

COOPER



COLUMBIA

CALLAWAY



MO NT GO ME RY



LINCOLN



JERSEY

Alton MADISON Granite City

East St.Louis



1 in. 1 cm = 29 km



= 46 mi.



39°



JOHNSON



JOHNSON



KANSAS CITY

MIAMI



PETTIS

MONITEAU



CASS



Jefferson City



WARREN



St. Charles ST. ST. LOUIS CHARLES St. Louis ST. LOUIS*



CLINTON



E ONAD GASC



HENRY

BATES

BENTON



MORGAN



COLE



OSAGE



FRANKLIN



Belleville ST. CLAIR



MILLER



ST. LOUIS



JEFFERSON MONROE

38°



MARIES

ST. CLAIR

HICKORY



CAMDEN

PHELPS



CRAWFORD WASHINGTON



KANSAS



VERNON

CEDAR

DALLAS



STE. GENEVIEVE

ST. FRANCOIS



PULASKI

POLK



LACLEDE



DENT



IRON



PERRY



BARTON

DADE



MADISON



CAPE GIRARDEAU



SCOTT

STODDARD



37°



CHRISTIAN



SPRINGFIELD

DOUGLAS

HOWELL

OREGON



KENTUCKY



I IPP ISS SS MI



OKLAHOMA

BARRY



STONE

TANEY



BUTLER

RIPLEY

NEW MADRID



McDONALD



OZARK



ARKANSAS



TENNESSEE



DUNKLIN

90° 89° 88°



36°



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MONTANA −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



116°



115°



114°



113°



112°



111°



110°



109°



108°



107°



106°



105°



104°



49°



49°



CANADA

DANIELS



SHERIDAN



LINCOLN

FLATHEAD



GLACIER



TOOLE



LIBERTY



HILL



BLAINE

PONDERA



PHILLIPS



VALLEY



ROOSEVELT



48°



48°



SANDERS



TETON



CHOUTEAU

McCONE



RICHLAND



NORTH DAKOTA



LAKE

Great Falls

CASCADE



47°



MINERAL



MISSOULA

MISSOULA Missoula



LEWIS AND CLARK

POWELL

Helena



FERGUS



GARFIELD



DAWSON

47°



GREAT FALLS



PETROLEUM

JUDITH BASIN

PRAIRIE



WIBAUX



GRANITE



MEAGHER

BROADWATER



WHEATLAND



MUSSELSHELL



IDAHO

46°



GOLDEN VALLEY



FALLON

RE SU EA TR



RAVALLI



DEER LODGE

SILVER BOW



JEFFERSON

SWEET GRASS

STILLWATER



ROSEBUD



CUSTER

46°

TA SOUTH DAKO



GALLATIN



YELLOWSTONE Billings



PARK

MADISON

45°



BILLINGS

BIG HORN



CARTER

POWDER RIVER



BEAVERHEAD



CARBON



45°



WYOMING



LEGEND



JACKSON

44° Scale 1:4,000,000

1 in. 1 cm = 40 km = 63 mi.



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) International State County Central City State capital underlined



CANADA MAINE ADAMS

Newark



44°



43° 115° 114° 113° 112° 111° 110°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 109° 108° 107° 106° 105° 104°



43°



U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration Bureau of the Census



NEBRASKA −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



104°



103°



102°



101°



100°



99°



98°



97°



96°



95°



43°



SOUTH DAKOTA

BOYD



43°



KEYA PAHA



DAWES



SIOUX



KNOX

SHERIDAN

CHERRY



CEDAR

DIXON



SIOUX CITY

Sioux City

DAKOTA



WYOMING



BROWN

BOX BUTTE



ROCK



HOLT

PIERCE



WOODBURY



ANTELOPE



WAYNE



THURSTON



42°



IOWA

SCOTTS BLUFF



42°



GRANT



HOOKER



THOMAS



BLAINE



LOUP



GARFIELD



WHEELER



MADISON STANTON



CUMING



BURT



MORRILL

BANNER



GARDEN



BOONE

ARTHUR

McPHERSON

LOGAN

CUSTER



VALLEY



GREELEY



PLATTE



COLFAX



DODGE



WA SH ING TON

DOUGLAS Omaha



OMAHA



NANCE

SHERMAN



KIMBALL

41°



CHEYENNE



KEITH

DEUEL



HOWARD



MERRICK

LINCOLN



BUTLER

POLK



SAUNDERS



POTTAWATTAMIE Council Bluffs

41°



SARPY



COLORADO



PERKINS



DAWSON



BUFFALO



HALL



HAMILTON



YORK



SEWARD



Lincoln



CASS



LANCASTER



OTOE

MISSOURI



CHASE



HAYES



FRONTIER



GOSPER



PHELPS



KEARNEY



ADAMS



CLAY



FILLMORE



SALINE



LINCOLN

JOHNSON NEMAHA

GAGE



DUNDY

40°



HITCHCOCK



RED WILLOW



FURNAS



HARLAN



FRANKLIN



WEBSTER



NUCKOLLS



THAYER



JEFFERSON



PAWNEE



RICHARDSON

40°



KANSAS



LEGEND



JACKSON

39° MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) State County Central City State capital underlined



Scale 1:3,200,000

1 in. 1 cm = 32 km = 50 mi.



39°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 104° 103° 102° 101° 100° 99° 98° 97° 96°



NEVADA −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, Independent City, and Central Cities

120° 42° 119° 118° 117° 116° 115° 114° 113° 42°



OREGON



IDAHO



HUMBOLDT

ELKO

41° 41°



CALIFORNIA



WASHOE



RENO

PERSHING



40°



40°



LANDER



EUREKA



UTAH

Reno

CHURCHILL



STO RE Y



WHITE PINE



Carson City CARSON CITY* 39°



DOUGLAS



LYON



39°



MINERAL



NYE

38° 38°



ESMERALDA

LINCOLN



37°



Scale 1:3,400,000

1 in. 1 cm = 34 km = 53 mi.



37°



CALIFORNIA



LAS VEGAS (PART)

CLARK

Las Vegas 36° LEGEND 36°



JACKSON

MAINE ADAMS BALTIMORE*

Newark



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) State County Independent City Central City State capital underlined



ARIZONA



MOHAVE (PART)



35°



35° Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 119° 118° 117° 116° 115° 114°



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NEW HAMPSHIRE −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities

73° 72° 71°



CANADA



45° LEGEND



45°



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

CANADA MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) International State County Central City State capital underlined



COOS



Scale 1:1,300,000

1 in. 1 cm = 13 km = 20 mi.



MAINE



44°



44°



VERMONT



GRAFTON

CARROLL



YORK (PART)

BELKNAP



SULLIVAN



BOSTON− WORCESTER− LAWRENCE (PART)

Rochester STRAFFORD



MERRIMACK

Concord



Manchester



Portsmouth 43°



HILLSBOROUGH



Manchester



Portsmouth− Rochester

ROCKINGHAM



43°



CHESHIRE



Nashua

Nashua



Lawrence

Lawrence



MASSACHUSETTS

MIDDLESEX Lowell (PART)

Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1998. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1996. 73° 72°



ESSEX (PART)



Lowell

71°



Boston (Part)



U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration Bureau of the Census



NEW JERSEY −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities

75° 74°



NEW YORK

SUSSEX

PASSAIC



41°



Bergen− Passaic

Newark

MORRIS WARREN ESSEX HUDSON BERGEN



41°



Jersey City

Jersey City



PENNSYLVANIA



Newark Bayonne UNION SOMERSET HUNTERDON



Middlesex− Somerset− Hunterdon

MIDDLESEX



BUCKS

MONTGOMERY



Trenton

MERCER Trenton MONMOUTH



NEW YORK− NORTHERN NEW JERSEY− LONG ISLAND (PART)



Philadelphia (Part)

CHESTER (PART)

40° PHILADELPHIA

Philadelphia



Monmouth− Ocean

Dover



DELAWARE



Camden



PHILADELPHIA− WILMINGTON− ATLANTIC CITY (PART)

BURLINGTON



40°



OCEAN Scale 1:1,150,000

1 in. 1 cm = 11 km = 18 mi.



CAMDEN GLOUCESTER



SALEM



Atlantic−Cape May

Bridgeton Millville CUMBERLAND Vineland



ATLANTIC



Atlantic City



Vineland− Millville− Bridgeton

DELAWARE



LEGEND



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

CAPE MAY

MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) State County Central City State capital underlined 39°



39°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 75°

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration Bureau of the Census



74°



NEW MEXICO −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities

109° 108° 107° 106° 105° 104° 103°



37°



COLORADO

OKLAHOMA



37°



SAN JUAN



COLFAX

RIO ARRIBA



TAOS



UNION



36°



MORA



36°



LOS ALAMOS

Santa Fe



HARDING



McKINLEY



SANDOVAL



ALBUQUERQUE

Albuquerque 35°



SANTA FE



SAN MIGUEL



SANTA FE

QUAY



ARIZONA



BERNALILLO

CIBOLA



35°



GUADALUPE



VALENCIA



TEXAS



TORRANCE



CURRY

DEBACA



34°



CATRON



SOCORRO

LINCOLN



ROOSEVELT



34°



CHAVES



SIERRA



33°



33°



LEA



GRANT

DONA ANA

Las Cruces



OTERO

EDDY



LUNA



LAS CRUCES

32° 32°



TEXAS

HIDALGO



MEXICO



31° LEGEND



31°



JACKSON

MEXICO MAINE Scale 1:3,400,000

1 in. 1 cm = 34 km = 53 mi.



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) International State County Central City State capital underlined



ADAMS

Newark



30° 109° 108° 107°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 106° 105° 104°



30° 103°



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U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration Bureau of the Census



NEW YORK −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



80° 45°



79°



78°



77°



76°



75°



74°



73°



72° 45°



CLINTON



CANADA

ST. LAWRENCE



FRANKLIN



Scale 1:2,900,000 44°

1 in. 1 cm = 29 km = 45 mi.



ESSEX

JEFFERSON



44°



LEWIS

HAMILTON



GLENS FALLS

WARREN



N INGTO WASH



ROCHESTER

BUFFALO− NIAGARA FALLS

NIAGARA Niagara Falls



OSWEGO



ORLEANS



SYRACUSE

Rochester

MONROE



ONEIDA

Rome Utica



Glens Falls



VERMONT



WAYNE



43°



Buffalo



GENESEE

ONTARIO



ONONDAGA Syracuse Auburn



UTICA− ROME

HERKIMER



SARATOGA



FULTON

MONTGOMERY



Saratoga Springs Schenectady



43°



MADISON

OTSEGO



LAER SSE REN



A SENEC



N STO ING LIV



ERIE

WYOMING



CAYUGA

ND LA RT CO



YATES



TOMPKINS

SCHUYLER

CHAUTAUQUA

CATTARAUGUS



CHENANGO



ALBANY− SCHENECTADY SCHENECTADY− TROY SCHOHARIE

DELAWARE



Albany



Troy



ALBANY

COLUMBIA MASSACHUSETTS

GREENE



ALLEGANY



STEUBEN



Jamestown 42°



JAMESTOWN



ELMIRA



CHEMUNG Elmira



BROOME BINGHAMTON Binghamton



TIOGA



42°



PENNSYLVANIA

SULLIVAN



Dutchess County

ULSTER DUTCHESS Poughkeepsie

Newburgh



CONNECTICUT



LEGEND



JACKSON



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) International State County Central City State capital underlined



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

CANADA 41° MAINE ADAMS



Newburgh

PIKE ORANGE



PUTNAM

WESTCHESTER ROCK− LAND White Plains



NEW YORK− Newark NORTHERN NEW JERSEY− LONG ISLAND (PART) Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and

Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 79° 78° 77° 76° 75°



NEW JERSEY

New York



41°



NEW BRONX YORK

QUE ENS



SUFFOLK

NASSAU



Nassau−Suffolk

KINGS RICHMOND 74°



New York

73° 72°



TR AN SY LV AN IA



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NORTH CAROLINA −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



84°



83°



82°



81°



80°



79°



78°



77°



76°



75°



38°



38°



R STE UCE GLO



WS THE MA



WILLIAMSBURG*



37°



NEWPORT NEWS* Newport E T News ISL IGH



ITY ES C JAM



POQUOSON*



GREENSBORO−− WINSTON−SALEM−− HIGH POINT

ALLEGHANY



VIRGINIA

LE NVIL GRA

WARREN

VANCE



NORFOLK− VIRGINIA BEACH− NEWPORT NEWS

NORTHAMPTON



W OF Suffolk



SUFFOLK* CHESAPEAKE



RK YO



Hampton HAMPTON* NORFOLK* Norfolk Ports− mouth Virginia Beach PORTSMOUTH*

VIRGINIA BEACH*



37°



ASHE

WATAUGA



SURRY

WILKES



STOKES FORSYTH



GATES

HERTFORD

CHOWAN



36°



AVERY



HICKORY− MORGANTON− LENOIR

ER ND XA ALE



ROCKINGHAM CASWELL PERSON



CA CUR MD RIT EN UCK

NK TA



UO ANS SQ IM PA RQU PE



Burlington

GUILFORD



HALIFAX



YADKIN



Greensboro



ORANGE



ROCKY



HAM DUR



35°



High Point ALA− ON DAVIE Winston− MANCE MADISON YANCEY GT Salem Lenoir HIN TYRRELL BURKE IREDELL Durham AS W DAVIDSON TENNESSEE ASHEVILLE RANDOLPH CHATHAM RALEIGH−DURHAM− Greenville WILSON ROWAN Asheville McDOWELL Morganton Hickory CHAPEL HILL CATAWBA HAYWOOD BEAUFORT Kannapolis SWAIN HYDE BUNCOMBE LINCOLN JOHNSTON GREENVILLE RUTHERFORD LEE GREENE PITT MO Concord GRAHAM HENDERSON Goldsboro N HARNETT GASTON MOORE STANLY TGOM JACKSON POLK CRAVEN ER WAYNE CABARRUS Y FAYETTEVILLE CHEROKEE Gastonia MACON LENOIR Charlotte Fayetteville O CLAY PAMLIC CHARLOTTE− YORK GOLDSBORO JONES HOKE CUM GASTONIA− Rock Hill BER UNION SAMPSON ANSON DUPLIN GEORGIA LAN D ROCK HILL ONSLOW CARTERET Jackson−



CALDWELL



Chapel Hill



MOUNT BERTIE FRANKLIN Rocky Mount WAKE EDGECOMBE NASH Raleigh MARTIN



36°



ELL CH MIT



DARE



D AN VEL CLE



RG BU LEN CK ME



D MON RICH



35°



D TLAN SCO



SOUTH CAROLINA



ville



ROBESON



BLADEN



PENDER NEW HANOVER



JACKSONVILLE



LEGEND 34°



COLUMBUS

Wilmington



JACKSON

MAINE ADAMS BALTIMORE*

Newark



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) State County Independent City Central City State capital underlined



BRUNSWICK



34°



WILMINGTON

Scale 1:3,450,000

1 in. 1 cm = 34 km = 54 mi.



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 33° 84° 83° 82° 81° 80° 79° 78° 77° 76° 33°



U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration Bureau of the Census



NORTH DAKOTA −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



104° 49°



103°



102°



101°



100°



99°



98°



97°



96° 49°



CANADA

DIVIDE

BURKE



RENVILLE



BOTTINEAU



ROLETTE



CAVALIER



PEMBINA



TOWNER



WILLIAMS

MOUNTRAIL

WARD

48°



WALSH



McHENRY



PIERCE

BENSON



RAMSEY

48°



NELSON



GRAND FORKS Grand Forks



MONTANA



McKENZIE



EDDY

McLEAN

SHERIDAN

DUNN



GRAND FORKS

GRIGGS



POLK



WELLS

FOSTER



STEELE



TRAILL



MINNESOTA



MERCER

BILLINGS

47°



OLIVER

BURLEIGH



CLAY



47°



KIDDER



STUTSMAN



GOLDEN VALLEY



BARNES



CASS



Fargo Moorhead



STARK



Bismarck



MORTON



FARGO−MOORHEAD

LOGAN

EMMONS



SLOPE



HETTINGER



BISMARCK

GRANT



LAMOURE



RANSOM

RICHLAND



BOWMAN

46°



ADAMS



SIOUX



McINTOSH



DICKEY



SARGENT



46°



SOUTH DAKOTA

LEGEND



JACKSON

CANADA MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) International State County Central City State capital underlined



Scale 1:2,750,000

1 in. 1 cm = 27 km = 43 mi.



45°



45°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 104° 103° 102° 101° 100° 99°



98°



97°



96°



OHIO −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities

85° 42°

PENNSYLVANIA



84°



83°



82°



81° 42°



MICHIGAN

FULTON



CANADA

Toledo LUCAS



ASHTABULA



WILLIAMS



TOLEDO

Bowling Green

HENRY



OTTAWA

SANDUSKY



CLEVELAND− AKRON

Lorain Cleveland CUYAHOGA



LAKE



Cleveland− Lorain− Elyria

YOUNGSTOWN− WARREN

TRUMBULL Warren

Youngstown



GEAUGA



DEFIANCE



ERIE



Elyria



WOOD



LORAIN

SENECA



PORTAGE

MEDINA



PAULDING

41°



HURON



SUMMIT Akron



Kent



PUTNAM



HANCOCK

CRAWFORD RICHLAND ASHLAND Mansfield

WAYNE



Akron

STARK Canton



MAHONING



41°



VAN WERT



ALLEN Lima



WYANDOT



MANSFIELD

HARDIN

MARION



COLUMBIANA

HANCOCK



Massillon



LIMA

MERCER

AUGLAIZE



CANTON− MASSILLON

MORROW



INDIANA

LOGAN

SHELBY



HOLMES

TUSCARAWAS



CARROLL



RSON JEFFE



Weirton

BROOKE



KNOX



UNION



DELAWARE

LICKING Newark

Columbus



COSHOCTON



STEUBENVILLE− WEIRTON

HARRISON



Steuben− ville



DARKE

MIAMI

40°



CHAMPAIGN



Wheeling



OHIO

40°



GUERNSEY

MUSKINGUM



DAYTON− SPRINGFIELD

Dayton



BELMONT

L SHAL MAR



Springfield

CLARK



MADISON



FRANKLIN



WHEELING

FAIRFIELD Lancaster

PERRY



RY ME GO NT MO



PREBLE



Fairborn



COLUMBUS

PICKAWAY

FAYETTE



NOBLE



MONROE



Hamilton− Middletown



GREENE



MORGAN

HOCKING

WASHINGTON Marietta

ATHENS



Middletown BUTLER Hamilton



WARREN



CLINTON

ROSS



DEA RBO RN



HAMILTON Cincinnati

LL BE MP CA KENTON



Cincinnati

CLERMONT



HIGHLAND



VINTON



39°



CINCINNATI− HAMILTON

ADAMS



Parkersburg WOOD



PARKERSBURG− MARIETTA

39°



PIKE



MEIGS

JACKSON



OHIO



BOONE



BROWN

SCIOTO



GALLATIN PEN DL ET ON GRANT



GALLIA



WEST VIRGINIA



KENTUCKY



LAWRENCE



HUNTINGTON− ASHLAND

CABELL

Huntington



GREENUP

Ash− land BOYD



CARTER



WAYNE

38° LEGEND 38°



JACKSON



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) International State County Central City State capital underlined Scale 1:2,250,000

1 in. 1 cm = 22 km = 35 mi.



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

CANADA MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 85° 84° 83° 82° 81°



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OKLAHOMA −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



103°



102°



101°



100°



99°



98°



97°



96°



95°



94° 38°



38°



COLORADO

37°



KANSAS

CIMARRON

TEXAS



37°



BEAVER



HARPER

WOODS



ALFALFA



GRANT



TULSA

KAY

OSAGE



GTON WASHIN



NOWATA

CRAIG



OTTAWA



MISSOURI



ENID

TEXAS

ELLIS

36°



WOODWARD



MAJOR



Enid GARFIELD



NOBLE



ROGERS



MAYES



DELAWARE



PAWNEE

PAYNE



Tulsa



TULSA



36°



DEWEY



KINGFISHER



WAGONER



BLAINE



CREEK



CHEROKEE ADAIR

CRAWFORD



ROGER MILLS



OKLAHOMA CITY

CUSTER

CANADIAN



LOGAN



OKLAHOMA

Oklahoma City



LINCOLN



OKMULGEE



MUSKOGEE



OKFUSKEE

Shawnee



SEQUOYAH



FORT SMITH

Fort Smith

N TIA AS SEB



BECKHAM

35°



WASHITA



CLEVELAND



McINTOSH



MIE ATO TAW POT



LE INO SEM



CADDO

GREER

Scale 1:3,500,000

1 in. 1 cm = 35 km = 55 mi.



Norman



HASKELL



HUGHES



35°



KIOWA



GRADY

McCLAIN



PITTSBURG



LATIMER



LE FLORE



ARKANSAS



LAWTON

HARMON



JACKSON

TILLMAN



COMANCHE Lawton



GARVIN

STEPHENS



PONTOTOC



COAL

MURRAY

JOHNSTON



PUSHMATAHA



COTTON

CARTER

34°

JEFFERSON



ATOKA

McCURTAIN

34°



MARSHALL



CHOCTAW



LOVE



BRYAN



LEGEND



TEXAS



JACKSON

MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) State County Central City State capital underlined



33°



33°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 102° 101° 100° 99° 98° 97° 96° 95° 94°



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OREGON −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



125°



124°



123°



122°



121°



120°



119°



118°



117°



116°



46°



CLATSOP



PORTLAND− SALEM

COLUMBIA



46°



CLARK Vancouver

TILLAMOOK

Scale 1:3,400,000

1 in. 1 cm = 34 km = 53 mi.



WASHINGTON

HOOD RIVER



Portland WASHINGTON



MULTNOMAH



SHERMAN

MORROW



UMATILLA



WALLOWA



YAMHILL



Portland− Vancouver

CLACKAMAS

WASCO



GILLIAM



UNION

45°



45°



POLK



Salem

Salem



MARION



WHEELER

Corvallis



BAKER

GRANT



LINCOLN

BENTON



CORVALLIS

LINN



JEFFERSON



IDAHO

44° Springfield Eugene



CROOK

44°



EUGENE−SPRINGFIELD

LANE



DESCHUTES



MALHEUR

COOS

43°



DOUGLAS

HARNEY



43°



LAKE



CURRY



MEDFORD− ASHLAND

JOSEPHINE

JACKSON Medford

Ashland



KLAMATH



42° LEGEND



42°



CALIFORNIA



NEVADA



JACKSON



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) State County Central City State capital underlined 124° 123° 122° 121° Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 120° 119° 118° 117° 116° 41°



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

MAINE ADAMS 41° 125°

Newark



WEST VIRGINIA



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PENNSYLVANIA −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



80°



79°



78°



77°



76°



75°



74°



CANADA



42°



Erie ERIE



NEW YORK

SUSQUEHANNA

WARREN



42°



ERIE

Mc KEAN



CRAWFORD

FOREST



POTTER



TIOGA



BRADFORD



SCRANTON−− WILKES−BARRE−−HAZLETON

WAYNE



SHARON

MERCER Sharon



VENANGO



ELK



CAMERON

CLINTON



WILLIAMSPORT

LYCOMING

Williamsport



WYOMING



SULLIVAN

LUZERNE



LACKA− WANNA Scranton

PIKE



Newburgh

ORANGE



Wilkes− Barre



CLARION

UR NTO MO



JEFFERSON

41°



OHIO



LAWRENCE



CLEARFIELD

BUTLER

ARMSTRONG

BEAVER



STATE COLLEGE

State College



COLUMBIA



ALLENTOWN− BETHLEHEM− EASTON

CARBON



MONROE



UNION

SNYDER



CENTRE

TH− NORRLAND MBE U



SCHUYLKILL



INDIANA

ALLEGHENY Pittsburgh



LEHIGH Allentown



TON MP THA R NO Beth− lehem



NEW YORK− NORTHERN NEW JERSEY− LONG ISLAND (PART)

NEW JERSEY



41°



BLAIR



CAMBRIA



Altoona



MIFFLIN JUNIATA



READING

DAUPHIN

Harris− burg Carlisle Lebanon

LEBANON



PITTSBURGH

WESTMORELAND



Johnstown



ALTOONA

HUNTINGDON



PERRY



BERKS Reading



BUCKS

MONTGOMERY

Philadelphia



WASHINGTON



CUMBERLAND



LANCASTER

YORK

Lancaster York



40°



SOMERSET

GREENE

FAYETTE



BEDFORD



FULTON



JOHNSTOWN



HARRISBURG− LEBANON− CARLISLE

FRANKLIN



LANCASTER



CHESTER



ADAMS



YORK



E WAR DELA



PHILADELPHIA BURLINGTON Cam−

den



40°



LEGEND



MARYLAND



E AR W LA DE



SALEM



GL OU CE ST ER



Philadelphia



EN MD CA



JACKSON



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) International State County Central City State capital underlined



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

CANADA MAINE ADAMS

Newark



PHILADELPHIA− WILMINGTON− ATLANTIC CITY (PART)

Scale 1:2,400,000

1 in. 1 cm = 24 km = 37 mi.



39°



39°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 80° 79° 78° 77° 76° 75°



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RHODE ISLAND −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



72°



71°



LEGEND 42°



MASSACHUSETTS

Woonsocket 42°



JACKSON

MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) State County Central City State capital underlined



Attleboro



WINDHAM (PART)



PROVIDENCE



Pawtucket



BRISTOL (PART)



Providence



CONNECTICUT



PROVIDENCE−FALL RIVER−WARWICK

Warwick



BRISTOL

Fall River



KENT



Norwich



NEW LONDON− NORWICH

WASHINGTON

NEW LONDON



NEWPORT



New London



Scale 1:590,000

1 in. 1 cm = 5 km = 9 mi.



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 72° 71°



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SOUTH CAROLINA −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



84°



83°



82°



81°



80°



79°



78°



ROWAN

Kannapolis



LINCOLN



RG BU LEN CK ME



GREENVILLE−SPARTANBURG− ANDERSON

LE VIL EEN GR

35° CHEROKEE



GASTON Gastonia



Concord

CABARRUS



Charlotte



CHARLOTTE− GASTONIA− ROCK HILL

35°



SPARTANBURG

Spartanburg



YORK



UNION

Rock Hill



PICKENS

OCONEE



Greenville



NORTH CAROLINA

RO BO RL MA

LANCASTER



ANDERSON

Anderson

LAURENS



UNION



CHESTER



CHESTERFIELD



FAIRFIELD

NEWBERRY



DILLON

KERSHAW



DARLINGTON

LEE

Florence



ABBEVILLE

GREENWOOD 34° Columbia



MARION



Mc CO RM ICK



SALUDA



COLUMBIA

LEXINGTON

RICHLAND



SUMTER Sumter



FLORENCE



MYRTLE BEACH

HORRY

Myrtle Beach



34°



FLORENCE



SUMTER

CALHOUN



EDGEFIELD



AUGUSTA−AIKEN

COLUMBIA

RICHMOND



CLARENDON



Aiken AIKEN Augusta− Richmond County

BARNWELL



WILLIAMSBURG

GEORGETOWN



FFIE DU Mc



ORANGEBURG

DO NORTH CHARLESTON RC HE ST BERKELEY ER



CHARLESTON−



BAMBERG

33°



GEORGIA

ALLENDALE

COLLETON



North Charleston Charleston

CHARLESTON



33°



HAMPTON

LEGEND



JACKSON

MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) State County Central City State capital underlined



JASPER



BEAUFORT Scale 1:2,400,000

1 in. 1 cm = 24 km = 37 mi.



32°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 84° 83° 82° 81° 80° 79° 78°



32°



WYOMING



U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration Bureau of the Census



SOUTH DAKOTA −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



104°



103°



102°



101°



100°



99°



98°



97°



96°



46°



46°



NORTH DAKOTA

CAMPBELL



MONTANA



CORSON

HARDING



McPHERSON

BROWN



MARSHALL



ROBERTS



PERKINS

WALWORTH



MINNESOTA

DAY

GRANT



EDMUNDS



DEWEY

45°



POTTER



FAULK

SPINK

CODINGTON



45°



BUTTE



ZIEBACH



CLARK

DEUEL

SULLY

HYDE

HAMLIN



HAND



LAWRENCE



MEADE

HAAKON

Rapid City



STANLEY



Pierre



HUGHES



BEADLE



KINGSBURY



BROOKINGS



44°



BUFFALO



JERAULD



PENNINGTON



RAPID CITY

JACKSON



SANBORN



MINER



LAKE



MOODY



44°



JONES

LYMAN



CUSTER



BRULE



AURORA



DAVISON



HANSON



McCOOK



MINNEHAHA

Sioux Falls



MELLETTE



SHANNON

FALL RIVER



DOUGLAS



TRIPP



HUTCHINSON



TURNER



SIOUX FALLS

LINCOLN



BENNETT

43°



TODD



GREGORY



CHARLES MIX

BON HOMME

YANKTON

CLAY



43°



NEBRASKA



UNION



IOWA

LEGEND



JACKSON

MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) State County Central City State capital underlined Scale 1:2,700,000

1 in. 1 cm = 27 km = 42 mi.



42°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 104° 103° 102° 101° 100° 99°



42°



98°



97°



DECATU R



MAR SHA LL



ME IGS



TIPTON

CRITTENDEN



West Memphis



SHELBY

Memphis



MEMPHIS

FAYETTE



MADISON CHESTER

HARDEMAN



PERRY

LEWIS

E NC RE LAW



BLE DS OE



U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration Bureau of the Census



TENNESSEE −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, Independent City, and Central Cities



90°



89°



88°



87°



86°



85°



84°



83°



82°



38°



38°



37°



CHRISTIAN



JOHNSON CITY− KINGSPORT−BRISTOL

KENTUCKY

ROBERTSON

SUMNER

VIRGINIA

PICKETT



37°



CLARKSVILLE− HOPKINSVILLE

LAK E



Hopkinsville



STEWART MONTGOMERY

HOUSTON



MACON



CLAY



CHE ATHA M



OBION



TROUSDALE



WEAKLEY



HENRY

BEN TON



FENTRESS JACKSON OVERTON

SMITH



SCOTT CAMPBELL



CLAIBORNE



K COC HAN



Kingsport



SULLIVAN

Johnson City



MISSOURI

36°



Nashville− Davidson



UNION

Oak Ridge (part)

ON RS KNOX DE AN Knoxville



DYER



DICKSON

HUMPHREYS



GIBSON

CRO CKE TT



DAVIDSON



WILSON

DEKALB

Murfreesboro



PUTNAM

WHITE



MORGAN



R GE AIN MBLEN GR HA

JEFFERSON



HAWKINS



GREENE

WASHINGTON



CARTER



I ICO UN



JO HN SO N



Clarksville



SCOTT WASHINGTON BRISTOL* Bristol Bristol



CARROLL



36°



JACKSON

Jackson HENDERSON



NASHVILLE

HICKMAN



WILLIAMSON



CUMBERLAND



COCKE



LAUDERDALE



ARKANSAS



RUTHERFORD



HAYWOOD



ON NN VAN CA WARREN BUREN



ROANE

LOUDON



KNOXVILLE

SEVIER

BLOUNT



MAURY



RHEA

McMINN



BEDFORD COFFEE MOORE



HIE ATC QU SE



GRUNDY



MONROE



NORTH CAROLINA



McNAIRY



HARDIN



WAYNE



GILES



35°

DESOTO



LINCOLN



FRANKLIN



MISSISSIPPI



CHATTANOOGA

ALABAMA



MARION Chattanooga

DADE



N ILTO BRADLEY HAM

CATOOSA



POLK

35°



GEORGIA



WALKER



34°



LEGEND



34°



JACKSON

MAINE ADAMS BALTIMORE*

Newark



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) State County Independent City Central City State capital underlined



Scale 1:3,400,000

1 in. 1 cm = 34 km = 53 mi.



33°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 90° 89° 88° 87° 86° 85° 84°



33° 83° 82°



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TEXAS −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



109° 36°



108°



107°



106°



105°



104°



103°

DALLAM



102°

N MA ER SH

MOORE



101°

RD FO NS HA

HU TC HIN SO N



100°

LIP SC OM B



99°



98°



97°



96°



95°



94°



93°



92°



91° 36°



EE TR HIL OC



HARTLEY



CENTRAL CITIES KEY 35°



AMARILLO

OLDHAM

POTTER



HE MP HIL ROBERTS L

GRAY

WHEELER

CO WOLLIN RT GS− H



BRYAN−COLLEGE STATION

1 Bryan 2 College Station



Amarillo

DEAF SMITH

RANDALL



CARSON

G ON TR MS AR



35°



DONLEY



AUSTIN−SAN MARCOS

3 San Marcos

PARMER



OKLAHOMA

HARDE− MAN



CASTRO SWISHER BRISCOE



34°



SAN ANTONIO

4 New Braunfels



HALL



CHILD− RESS



WICHITA FALLS

WICHITA



McALLEN−EDINBURG−MISSION

5 Edinburg 6 McAllen 7 Mission



BAILEY



LAMB



HALE



FLOYD



LUBBOCK

Lubbock

CROSBY



MOTLEY



COTTLE



SHERMAN− DALLAS− DENISON FORT WORTH

MO NT AG UE

WISE DENTON COOKE

GRAYSON



34°



ER RG BA WIL



FOARD

DICKENS



HOCKLEY



KING



KNOX



BAYLOR



Wichita Falls

ARCHER YOUNG



CLAY



Denison

Sherman FANNIN HUNT ROCK− WALL



ARKANSAS

LAMAR

DELTA



N RA CH CO



RED RIVER

FRANKLIN



Texarkana

BOWIE MILLER



LUBBOCK



Texarkana



33°



BROWNSVILLE−HARLINGEN−SAN BENITO

8 Harlingen 9 San Benito 10 Brownsville



NEW MEXICO



Denton

TERRY

LYNN

GARZA

KENT



STONE− WALL



HASKELL THROCK− MORTON



JACK



Dallas COLLIN

Irving



TITUS CAMP



HOPKINS

RAI NS



CASS

MARION Marshall HARRISON



TEXARKANA−TEXARKANA



MORRIS



33°



32°

El Paso

EL PASO



EL PASO

HUDSPETH



31°



30°



29°



LEGEND



DALLAS HOOD JOHNSON Longview HENDERSON EASTLAND ERATH SMITH ELLIS PANOLA RUSK SOMER− NAVARRO VELL HILL COM AN Odessa Midland ANC DE BOSQUE HE SHELBY LOVING WINKLER RS COKE (part) FREE RUNNELS COLEMAN BROWN ON NACOG− STON ECTOR MIDLAND DOCHES E Waco LIME HAMILTON San STO SA WARD Angelo AN NE CULBERSON BIN MILLS CORYELL ENN CRANE E HOUSTON UPTON REAGAN Mc McL IRION CU ANGELINA LEON SAN Killeen LLO REEVES TOM FALLS CH SABA LOUISIANA LAMPASAS BELL GREEN TRINITY ROBERT− SON MADISON Temple MILAM SCHLEICHER BURNET MENARD JEFF DAVIS BRAZOS 1 MASON PECOS WILL CROCKETT WALKER SAN POLK TYLER LLANO IAMS ON JACINTO BURL ESON 2 HARDIN Conroe SUTTON KIMBLE Austin Beaumont LEE TON MONTGOMERY ORANGE GILLESPIE ASHING W LIBERTY TRAVIS TERRELL JEF PRESIDIO BASTROP HAYS Port FER HARRIS AUSTIN KERR SO Arthur 3 VAL VERDE GAL Houston KENDALL Baytown BREWSTER EDWARDS N VES CALD− FAYETTE COMAL TON WELL REAL BANDERA COLORADO San 4 FORT GUADA− Antonio BEND LUPE GONZALES CHAMBERS Texas LAVACA KINNEY UVALDE MEDINA City Galveston WHARTON BEXAR WILSON BRAZORIA JA CK SO DEWITT N MATAGORDA Victoria KARNES FRIO ZAVALA ATASCOSA VICTORIA GOLIAD MEXICO CAL−



ODESSA−MIDLAND



UM AK YO



GAINES



DAWSON BORDEN MARTIN HOWARD



SCURRY



FISHER



JONES



SHACKEL− FORD STEPHENS

CAL LAH AN



Fort Worth−Arlington

Abilene (part) TAYLOR



PALO PINTO



Fort TARRANT Worth

PARKER Arlington



Dallas



VAN ZANDT



WOOD UPSHUR GREGG



ANDREWS



Tyler



LONGVIEW− MARSHALL



N MA UF KA



MITCHELL NOLAN



ABILENE



TYLER

KEE ERO CH



32°



SAN ANGELO



K OC SC AS GL



WACO



NG RLI STE



SAN USTINE AUG



HO NC CO



31°



N NEWTO



KILLEEN−TEMPLE

CO AN BL



BRYAN−COLLEGE STATION

S IME GR



JASPER



AUSTIN−SAN MARCOS



30°



ER WALL



Houston VICTORIA

HOUN



BEAUMONT−PORT ARTHUR

29°



SAN ANTONIO

N LLE MU Mc

LA SALLE



Galveston−Texas City



Brazoria



HOUSTON−GALVESTON− BRAZORIA



ICK VER MA



JACKSON

28°



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) International State County Central City State capital underlined



DIMMIT



LIVE OAK

JIM WELLS



BEE



GIO FU RE

ARANSAS



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

MEXICO MAINE ADAMS

Newark



28°



WEBB



SAN PATRICIO



LAREDO

Laredo

DUVAL



NUECES



CORPUS CHRISTI

Corpus Christi (part)



KLEBERG

BROOKS



27°



27°



ZAPATA



JIM HOGG



KENEDY



STARR



O ALG HID



WILLACY



26°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 108° 107° 106° 105° 104° 103° 102° 101°



McALLEN− EDINBURG−MISSION

100° 99°



7 6



5 8 9 10



BROWNSVILLE− HARLINGEN− SAN BENITO

CAMERON



Scale 1:6,700,000

1 in. 1 cm = 67 km = 105 mi.



26°



98°



97°



96°



95°



94°



93°



92°



UTAH −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities

114° 42° 113° 112° 111° 110° 109° 42° LEGEND



IDAHO JACKSON

CACHE

BOX ELDER



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) State County Central City State capital underlined



RICH



MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Ogden



WEBER

41° Clearfield DAVIS



MORGAN



WYOMING

SUMMIT



41°



SALT LAKE CITY− OGDEN



DAGGETT



Salt Lake City



SALT LAKE

TOOELE

Orem



WASATCH

Provo



DUCHESNE

UINTAH

40°



UTAH

40°



PROVO−OREM

NEVADA

JUAB



CARBON



SANPETE



39°



MILLARD



COLORADO



EMERY



GRAND



39°



SEVIER



BEAVER

PIUTE



WAYNE



38°



38°



IRON



GARFIELD



SAN JUAN



WASHINGTON



KANE



37°



37°



ARIZONA



FLAGSTAFF (PART)

COCONINO (PART)

Scale 1:2,800,000

1 in. = 44 mi. = 28 km



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 36° 114° 113° 112° 111°



1 cm



110°



109°



36°



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VERMONT −Metropolitan Area, Counties, and Central Cities

73° 45° 72°



CANADA



45°



GRAND ISLE



FRANKLIN

ORLEANS



ESSEX



LAMOILLE



CHITTENDEN

Burlington



CALEDONIA



BURLINGTON

Montpelier



WASHINGTON



44°



ADDISON



ORANGE



44°



NEW HAMPSHIRE



RUTLAND

NEW YORK



WINDSOR



Scale 1:1,100,000

1 in. 1 cm = 11 km = 17 mi.



BENNINGTON

43°



WINDHAM

LEGEND



43°



JACKSON

CANADA MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) International State County Central City State capital underlined



MASSACHUSETTS



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 73°

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration Bureau of the Census



72°



AL LE GH AN Y



NELSON



HANOVER



ROANOKE

CRAIG



CU MB ERL AN D



COVINGTON*



BUENA VISTA*



KIN G W AND ILL IAM Richmond

H RICEN− O

NEW KEN T CHA R CITYLES



AMHERST



LE S



LA NC AS TER

EX



RICHMOND*



LYNCHBURG*

APPOMATTOX



AMELIA



CHESTERFIELD

COLONIAL HEIGHTS*



GILES



SALEM*

MO NTG OM ERY

ROA NOK E



KENTUCKY

37°



WISE NORTON*



DIC KEN SON



BUCHANAN

TAZEWELL



BEDFORD*



Lynchburg

CAMPBELL



PRINCE EDWARD



BEDFORD



RICHMOND− PETERSBURG

NOTTOWAY



HOPEWELL*



POQUOSON*

NEWPORT NEWS*



BLAND



PETERSBURG*



RADFORD* PULASKI



Roanoke

FRANKLIN

PITTSYLVANIA



CHARLOTTE



Petersburg

DINWIDDIE



E INC E PR EORG G

SUSSEX



WILLIAMSBURG*



SURRY



Hampton

HAM NORFO PTON* LK*



NORTHAM PTO N



BOTETOURT ROANOKE*



LYNCHBURG



BUCKINGHAM



POWHATAN



ACC OM ACK



WA SHI NGT ON



U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration Bureau of the Census



VIRGINIA −Metropolitan Areas, District of Columbia, Counties, Independent Cities, and Central Cities



83°



82°



81°



80°



79°



78°



77°



76°



LEGEND 40°



JACKSON



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) State or Equivalent Area County or Equivalent Area Independent City Central City State capital underlined



40°



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

MAINE ADAMS BALTIMORE*

Newark



Washington



BERKELEY



Frederick

JEFFERSON

FREDERICK



WASHINGTON− BALTIMORE (PART)

39°

Wash− ington Arlington

PRINCE GEORGE’S

ERT CALV



WINCHESTER*



39°

SH EN AN DO AH



FR ED ER ICK



RKE CLA



LOUDOUN



ARLINGTON

FAIRFAX

P WI RIN LL CE IAM



MONTGOMERY DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

FALLS CHURCH*

FAIRFAX*



WA RR EN



FAUQUIER



ROCKINGHAM



PAGE



A− PP CK RA NNO HA



ALEXANDRIA*

MANASSAS PARK*



MANASSAS*



MARYLAND

CHARLES STAFFORD

Fredericks− burg SPOTSYLVANIA



HARRISONBURG*



Scale 1:3,100,000

1 in. 1 cm = 31 km

BATH CLIFTON FORGE*



CULPEPER MADISON



= 48 mi.



HIGHLAND



AUGUSTA

GRE ENE

ORANGE



CHARLOTTESVILLE

STAUNTON*

WAYNESBORO*



GE KING OR GE



CHARLOTTESVILLE*



38°



FREDERICKS− BURG*



WES TMO RELA ND



WEST VIRGINIA



Charlottesville

ALBEMARLE



LOUISA

NA VAN GOO FLU CHL AND



CAROLINE



ROCKBRIDGE LEXINGTON*



N UM ORT BE H− RL AN D



38°



D ON HM RIC X SE ES G KIN

DD MI



EEN QU

ITY ES C JAM



RUSSELL



WYTHE

SMYTH



LUNENBURG

BRUNSWICK

HALIFAX



FLOYD

CARROLL



Newport News



SCOTT



DANVILLE

MARTINSVILLE* DANVILLE*



LEE



Kingsport



WASHINGTON Bristol BRISTOL*



GRAYSON



TENNESSEE

HAWKINS



Bristol

SULLIVAN



GALAX*



PATRICK

HENRY



Danville



MECKLENBURG



EMPORIA*



N PTO AM UTH SO



GREENSVILLE



FRANKLIN*



E T ISL IGH W OF Suffolk PORTSMOUTH* VIRGINIA SUFFOLK* CHESAPEAKE BEACH*



NORTH CAROLINA



Johnson City

CARTER



I ICO UN



JOHNSON CITY− KINGSPORT−BRISTOL



NORFOLK− URRITUCK VIRGINIA BEACH− NEWPORT NEWS

36°



R STE UCE GLO



WS THE MA



RK YO



37°



Norfolk Portsmouth Virginia Beach



C



36°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 83° 82° 81° 80° 79° 78° 77° 76°



U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration Bureau of the Census



WASHINGTON −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



125° 49°



124°



123°



122°



121°



120°



119°



118°



117°



116°



49°



CANADA



BELLINGHAM

WHATCOM



Bellingham



OKANOGAN



SKAGIT

ISL AN D



FERRY



STEVENS



PEND OREILLE



SAN JUAN

48°



CLALLAM



SEATTLE−TACOMA− BREMERTON

Everett



48°



SNOHOMISH

JEFFERSON



CHELAN

DOUGLAS

Spokane



Bremerton

Bremerton

KITSAP



Seattle Everett Bellevue KING



Seattle−Bellevue−



LINCOLN



SPOKANE



IDAHO



MASON



SPOKANE

Tacoma



GRAYS HARBOR

47° Olympia THURSTON



GRANT

KITTITAS

47°



Tacoma

PIERCE



ADAMS

WHITMAN



Olympia

PACIFIC



LEWIS



YAKIMA

YAKIMA



Yakima



RICHLAND−KENNEWICK−PASCO

FRANKLIN



GARFIELD



WAHKIAKUM

COWLITZ



BENTON

Richland Pasco



COLUMBIA

ASOTIN

WALLA WALLA

46°



Kennewick 46°

SKAMANIA



PORTLAND− SALEM (PART)



COLUMBIA

KLICKITAT



CLARK Vancouver

Portland WASHINGTON

MULTNOMAH



LEGEND



OREGON



JACKSON



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) International State County Central City State capital underlined



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

CANADA MAINE ADAMS

Newark



YAMHILL



Portland−Vancouver

CLACKAMAS



45° Scale 1:2,800,000

1 in. 1 cm = 28 km = 44 mi.



45°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 120° 119° 118° 117°



124°



123°



122°



121°



U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration Bureau of the Census



WEST VIRGINIA −Metropolitan Areas, District of Columbia, Counties, Independent Cities, and Central Cities



83°



82°



81°



80°



79°



78°



77°



HANCOCK

Weirton JEFFER− SON



STEUBENVILLE− WEIRTON



BROOKE



Steuben− ville



Scale 1:2,600,000

1 in. 1 cm = 26 km = 41 mi.



Wheeling OHIO 40°

BELMONT



40°



HALL MARS



WHEELING



PENNSYLVANIA



WETZEL



MO RG AN



PARKERSBURG− MARIETTA



CUMBERLAND

MARYLAND



ALL EG AN Y



OHIO



MONONGALIA

MARION



Cumberland Frederick



WASHINGTON

Marietta

NTS ASA PLE



TYLER

GE RID HARRISON DD DO



PRESTON



BERKELEY

JEFFERSON



MINERAL

TAYLOR

HAMPSHIRE



FREDERICK

MONTGOMERY LOUDOUN



WASHINGTON− BALTIMORE (PART)



Parkersburg



RITCHIE



WOOD

39°

JACKSON



BARBOUR



TUCKER



GRANT



CLARKE



WIRT



LEWIS



HARDY

UPSHUR



GILMER

RANDOLPH

PENDLETON

WEBSTER



N RE MANASSAS AR PARK* W



DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ARLINGTON Washington FAIRFAX FALLS CHURCH* FAIRFAX* PRINCE WILLIAM

PRINCE GEORGE’S



39°



OUN CALH



MASON

LAWRENCE



ROANE



BRAXTON



Washington



FAUQUIER

MANASSAS*



Arlington ALEXANDRIA*



ERT CALV



GREENUP

CARTER



Ashland



BOYD



CABELL Huntington



PUTNAM



CHARLESTON

Charleston



CLAY



CULPEPER



CHARLES



STAFFORD

KING GEORGE



KANAWHA



NICHOLAS



POCAHONTAS

VIRGINIA



38°



HUNTINGTON− ASHLAND



WAYNE



LINCOLN

BOONE



Fredericksburg SPOTSYLVANIA FREDERICKS− BURG*



FAYETTE

GREENBRIER

LEGEND



38°



LOGAN



RALEIGH

WYOMING



JACKSON

RS ME UM S



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) State or Equivalent Area County or Equivalent Area Independent City Central City State capital underlined



KENTUCKY



GO MIN



PORTLAND−SALEM

MONROE



New York

MAINE ADAMS BALTIMORE*

Newark



McDOWELL



MERCER



37°



37°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 83° 82° 81° 80° 79° 78° 77°



WISCONSIN −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities

94° 93° 92° 91° 90° 89° LEGEND 88° 87° 86°



JACKSON

49°



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) International State County Central City State capital underlined 49°



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

CANADA MAINE ADAMS

Newark



CANADA

48°



48°



ST. LOUIS



DULUTH−SUPERIOR



47°

Duluth Superior



47°



DOUGLAS



BAYFIELD

IRON



MINNESOTA



ASHLAND



46°

BURNETT



MICHIGAN

VILAS



46°

FLORENCE



WASHBURN

SAWYER



MINNEAPOLIS− ST. PAUL

SHERBURNE ISANTI

CHISAGO



PRICE



ONEIDA



POLK



FOREST



BARRON



RUSK



MARINETTE



ANOKA



LINCOLN



GTON WASHIN



WRIGHT

EY MS RA



EAU CLAIRE

ST. CROIX



TAYLOR



LANGLADE



DUNN

Eau Claire

PIERCE



WAUSAU

CLARK



Wausau



MENOMINEE

SHAWANO



OCONTO



CARVER SCOTT



St. Paul



MARATHON



DAKOTA



WAUPACA

WOOD



PORTAGE



BUFFALO



JACKSON



APPLETON− OUTAGAMIE OSHKOSH− Appleton NEENAH



Green Bay BROWN



44°

LA CROSSE

La Crosse

HOUSTON

VERNON



WAUSHARA

MONROE



JUNEAU



ADAMS



MANITOWOC Neenah WINNEBAGO CALUMET Oshkosh



KEW AUN EE



PEPIN



EAU CLAIRE



GREEN BAY



DO OR



45°



HENNEPIN Minneapolis



CHIPPEWA



45°



LA CROSSE



MA RQ UE TTE



CRAWFORD



RICHLAND



SAUK



WA SH ING TON OZAU KEE



EAU EAL MP TRE



44°



GREEN LAKE



FOND DU LAC



SHEBOYGAN

DODGE



SHEBOYGAN Sheboygan



COLUMBIA



DANE



43°

IOWA



Madison



WAUKESHA JEFFERSON Waukesha

MILWAUKEE

WALWORTH



Milwaukee− Waukesha

Milwaukee



IOWA



GRANT



MADISON JANESVILLE− Janesville LAFAYETTE BELOIT ROCK

GREEN

Beloit



MILWAUKEE− RACINE

Racine



43°



RACINE Racine

Kenosha



Scale 1:3,600,000

1 in. 1 cm = 36 km = 56 mi.



Kenosha



ILLINOIS



KENOSHA



42° Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 94° 93° 92° 91° 90° 89°



CHICAGO− GARY− KENOSHA (PART)

88° 87°



42°



U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration Bureau of the Census



U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration Bureau of the Census



WYOMING −Metropolitan Areas, Counties, and Central Cities



112° 45°



111°



110°



109°



108°



107°



106°



105°



104°



103° 45°



MONTANA



SHERIDAN



CROOK

PARK



BIG HORN

CAMPBELL

44° 44°



JOHNSON



SOUTH DAKOTA

WESTON



TETON

HOT SPRINGS



WASHAKIE



IDAHO



CASPER

NIOBRARA

FREMONT

SUBLETTE



43°

NATRONA Casper

CONVERSE



43°



PLATTE

42°



GOSHEN

42°



LINCOLN



NEBRASKA UTAH

SWEETWATER



CARBON



ALBANY



CHEYENNE

LARAMIE

Cheyenne



UINTA



41° LEGEND



41°



COLORADO



JACKSON

MAINE ADAMS

Newark



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) State County Central City State capital underlined



Scale 1:3,300,000

1 in. 1 cm = 33 km = 52 mi.



40°



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 112° 111° 110° 109° 108° 107° 106° 105°



40°



104°



103°



Mayagüez

MAYAGÜEZ (part)



OROCOVIS MARICAO

ANA SABANDE GR



MAYAGÜEZ

CABO ROJO



GUAYA NILLA



SAN GERMÁN



YAUCO



PEÑUELAS



PONCE

PONCE



VILLALBA COAMO JUANA DÍAZ SANTA ISABEL



HU MA CAO



ROS HORMIGUE



ADJUNTAS



JAYUYA



BARRAN− QUITAS



Caguas

CAGUAS SAN Caguas LORENZO



CIDRA AIBONITO



LAS PIE DRA S



U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Economics and Statistics Administration Bureau of the Census



PUERTO RICO −Metropolitan Areas, Municipios, and Central Cities



68°



67°



66°



19°



19°



SAN JUAN−CAGUAS−ARECIBO

QUEBRADILLAS AGUADILLA ISABELA



Arecibo

Arecibo

ARECIBO FLORIDA



BARCELONETA



AGUADILLA

MAYAGÜEZ (part)



Agua− dilla

MOCA



Manatí

MANATÍ



Vega Baja

VEGA BAJA



CATAÑO

ADO DOR



CAMUY



VEGA ALTA



TOA BAJA

Bayamon



O HATILL



San Juan



LOÍZA



Fajardo

RÍO GRANDE

LUQ UILL O



A OLIN CAR



SAN SEBASTIÁN AÑASCO MAYAGÜEZ (part) LAS MARÍAS LARES



NA RA NJ ITO



CIALES UTUADO



MOROVIS



BAYAMÓN



GUAYN ABO



AGUADA



TOA ALTA COROZAL



T SAN RU JUAN ALT JILLO O



NAS CANÓVA



CULEBRA



CÓN RIN



AGUAS BUENAS



GUR ABO



FAJARDO NAGUABO CEIBA



COMERIO



JUNCOS



Humacao



Cayey

CAYEY

S LA TIL PA OYO ARR



YABUCOA

MA UN ABO



18°



LAJAS GUÁNICA



Ponce



San Juan− Bayamón



VIEQUES



SALINAS GUAYAMA



18°



LEGEND



JACKSON



Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA) Primary Metropolitan Statistical Area (PMSA) Municipio Central City State capital underlined



PORTLAND−SALEM

New York

ADAMS

Newark



Scale 1:1,260,000

1 in. = 19 mi. = 12 km 1 cm



Metropolitan area boundaries are those defined by the Federal Office of Management and Budget on June 30, 1999. All other boundaries and names are as of June 30, 1999. 68° 67° 66°