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Alabama (AL)
Primary Geology: Sandy Loam overlying Dense Piedmont Red Clay. Average annual rainfall of 51.4 inches.
District of Columbia (DC)
Primary Geology: Silty Clay Loam and Alluvial Deposit. Average annual rainfall of 40.0 inches.
Georgia (GA)
Primary Geology: Sandy Loam overlying Dense Piedmont Red Clay. Average annual rainfall of 51.4 inches.
Illinois (IL)
Primary Geology: Compact Glacial Silty Clay (Expansive Till). Average annual rainfall of 38.6 inches.
Indiana (IN)
Primary Geology: Compact Glacial Silty Clay (Expansive Till). Average annual rainfall of 38.6 inches.
Kentucky (KY)
Primary Geology: Silty Clay Loam and Alluvial Deposit. Average annual rainfall of 40.0 inches.
Maryland (MD)
Primary Geology: Silty Clay Loam over Limestone and Shale Bedrock. Average annual rainfall of 42.8 inches.
Minnesota (MN)
Primary Geology: Silty Clay Loam and Alluvial Deposit. Average annual rainfall of 40.0 inches.
New Jersey (NJ)
Primary Geology: Dense Glacial Till and Red Clay. Average annual rainfall of 45.2 inches.
New York (NY)
Primary Geology: Glacial Sandy Loam and Clay Till. Average annual rainfall of 46.5 inches.
North Carolina (NC)
Primary Geology: Sandy Loam overlying Dense Piedmont Red Clay. Average annual rainfall of 51.4 inches.
Oregon (OR)
Primary Geology: Silty Clay Loam and Alluvial Deposit. Average annual rainfall of 40.0 inches.
Pennsylvania (PA)
Primary Geology: Silty Clay Loam over Limestone and Shale Bedrock. Average annual rainfall of 42.8 inches.
South Carolina (SC)
Primary Geology: Sandy Loam overlying Dense Piedmont Red Clay. Average annual rainfall of 51.4 inches.
Tennessee (TN)
Primary Geology: Sandy Loam overlying Dense Piedmont Red Clay. Average annual rainfall of 51.4 inches.
Virginia (VA)
Primary Geology: Silty Clay Loam over Limestone and Shale Bedrock. Average annual rainfall of 42.8 inches.
Washington (WA)
Primary Geology: Silty Clay Loam and Alluvial Deposit. Average annual rainfall of 40.0 inches.
Wisconsin (WI)
Primary Geology: Compact Glacial Silty Clay (Expansive Till). Average annual rainfall of 38.6 inches.
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