Texas and Arizona have 7 of the top 52 in the contiguous United States. Georgia has five. California has four. Colorado, Oklahoma and Virginia have three. Alabama, Kentucky, Montana, and Tennessee have 2. Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Louisiana, Minnesota, Missouri,… Continue Reading
The following nations all have something in common: Antigua and Barbuda, Azerbaijan, Belize, Bolivia, Cambodia, Colombia, Cook Islands, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Georgia, Israel, Ireland, Kiribati, Laos, Liechtenstein, Marshall Islands, Mauritius, Monaco, Nicaragua, People’s Republic of China, Philippines, Republic of… Continue Reading
Utah has the most or largest. After that, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Texas, South Dakota, Georgia, Idaho, Maryland, Washington, Virginia, Mississippi, Tennessee, South Carolina, New Mexico, Minneosota, Vermont, Connecticut, Alabama, Delaware, North Carolina, Arkansas, Alaska, North Dakota, Louisiana, Kansas, Oregon, New… Continue Reading
Nebraska, North Dakota, Minnesota, South Dakota, Vermont, Wyoming, New Hampshire, Iowa, Virginia, Colorado, Alaska, Kansas, Wisconsin, DC, Connecticut, Maryland, Utah, New Jersey, Illinois, Rhode Island, Texas, Washington, Idaho, Maine, Massachusetts, Nevada, Montana, Missouri, Oregon, Georgia, Ohio, Pennsylvania, California, Indiana, North… Continue Reading
New York City has 59 of these, which ought to surprise no one. But although it dominates, New York does not have a monopoly, by any means. The next runner-up is Des Moines, Iowa, with 11; Washington, D.C. gets the… Continue Reading
Japan has 12 China has 10 Thailand and Vietnam have 3 India and Russia have 2 Brazil, Myanmar, Nepal, Senegal, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Ukraine, United States, and Venezuela have 1
United States of America (44). Switzerland (13). Canada (12). Spain (11). Italy (9*). Germany (9). Finland, France, and Sweden (8 each). Austria and Japan (6 each). Hungary and the Netherlands (5 each). Great Britain (4*). Argentina, Norway, Russia, Turkey (4… Continue Reading
Red Line and Blue Line are basically two ways of looking at the same phenomenon. Guess either one and you win. The values are in dollar amounts, though not necessarily in $1 increments ($16 could be $16,000, $16,000,000, or $16,000,000,000).
Sixty-five member states of the United Nations qualify for membership in this list. They are: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Barbados, Belgium, Bolivia, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, China (PRC), Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Denmark, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El… Continue Reading
It’s the highest in Louisiana and the lowest in Idaho. The numbers change from year to year (I’m looking at 2011), but high is usually high and low is usually low. Idaho and Louisiana did not move between 2010 and… Continue Reading