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A new map created by university researchers shows where Americans are most likely to die from natural hazards.


People living in the South especially around the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts have a much higher mortality rate. The areas by the Great Lakes and the urban Northeast in America typically have less. The west has more areas that are more dangerous than the east but less dangerous than the South.

The safest place, in terms of protection against the forecast of nature, are parts of the Midwest or cities in the Northeast.

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Depends on how do you interpret the "rate". San Francisco could have 1 million people died in one incidence for every two centuries. That could be a very low rate.
 
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Not even a map of America.

A lava pit, lined with jagged rocks, during an earthquake, getting hit by a tornado. And the tornado is on fire.

I see where you are going with this and would ask that we stay on topic here.
 
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