U.S. State Data Distribution Map - Visualized by Range (15-50+) #3095525 (License: Personal Use)

The map uses a four-color gradient-red (>50), orange (40-50), yellow (30-40), and green (15-30)-to represent state-level values of a quantitative metric. New Mexico, Louisiana, and Mississippi are in red (highest tier), while Idaho, Utah, and Colorado are green (lowest tier); the national average is explicitly noted as 40.2. Alaska and Hawaii are included in their standard inset positions.

Used in data journalism, policy reports, or public health dashboards to communicate geographic disparities; matches user intent to compare regional performance or prevalence of a measurable indicator (e.g., vaccination rate, unemployment, or obesity index).