# Milk in the Northeast and Other Marketing Areas; Uniform Pricing Formula Provisions

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## Record

- **Collection:** Federal Register
- **Document type:** Rule
- **Published:** January 17, 2025
- **Citation:** 90 FR 6600

## Text

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Agricultural Marketing Service
7 CFR Parts 1000, 1001, 1005, 1006, 1007, 1030, 1032, 1033, 1051, 1124, 1126, 1131, and 1170
[Doc. No. AMS-DA-23-0031]
Milk in the Northeast and Other Marketing Areas; Uniform Pricing Formula Provisions

AGENCY:

Agricultural Marketing Service, USDA.

ACTION:

Final rule.

SUMMARY:

This final rule amends the pricing provisions in the 11 Federal Milk Marketing Orders (FMMOs). Separate producer referenda held in each of the 11 FMMOs obtained the necessary two-thirds vote in favor of adoption of the amendments as proposed. Accordingly, the Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) is issuing this final rule amending all 11 FMMOs in accordance with the Agricultural Marketing Agreement Act of 1937, as amended (AMAA).

DATES:

This final rule is effective June 1, 2025, except for in amendatory instruction 3a (7 CFR 1000.50(f), (i), (k), and (q)(1) and (2)), which is effective December 1, 2025.

ADDRESSES:

To review the hearing record or obtain information on the amendments, please see
https://www.ams.usda.gov/rules-regulations/moa/dairy/hearings/national-fmmo-pricing-hearing.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Erin Taylor, USDA/AMS/Dairy Programs, Order Formulation and Enforcement Division, STOP 0231-Room 2530, 1400 Independence Avenue SW, Washington, DC 20250-0231, Telephone: (202) 720-4392, Email address:
Erin.Taylor@usda.gov.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

This rule, in accordance with 7 CFR 900.14(c), is the Secretary's final rule in this proceeding amending the pricing provisions applicable to milk regulated in the Northeast and other marketing areas as defined in 7 CFR 900.2(j) and issued under 7 CFR parts 1000, 1001, 1005, 1006, 1007, 1030, 1032, 1033, 1051, 1124, 1126, and 1131. This final rule adopts the amendments detailed in the proposed rule (89 FR 95466) (final decision), as follows:

1.
Milk Composition Factors.
FMMO milk prices are based on three primary components: protein, other solids, and nonfat solids. Skim milk composition factors in the current price formulas codified in the FMMO regulations were adopted in 2000: 3.1 percent protein, 5.9 percent other solids, and 9 percent nonfat solids. This final rule increases the milk composition factors to 3.3 percent protein, 6.0 percent other solids, and 9.3 percent nonfat solids. Actual component tests of skim milk have increased since 2000, with more significant increases beginning in 2016. The amendments will more accurately represent component levels in milk produced. In the final decision, AMS proposed a 6-month implementation lag for the amended composition factors. As such, the amendments to the regulations at 7 CFR 1000.50(f), (i), (k), (q)(1) and (2) relative to skim milk composition factors, will be implemented on December 1, 2025. See the subsequent implementation section for further detail.

2.
Surveyed Commodity Products.
Milk prices under FMMOs are related to wholesale prices for butter, cheese, nonfat dry milk, and dry whey. The formulas use U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)-surveyed average wholesale prices to calculate milk component prices (butterfat, protein, nonfat solids, and other solids) that are converted to Class III and IV milk prices. The protein value in cheese is a component of the Class III price. Currently, the prices of commodity cheddar cheese packaged in 40-lb blocks (“blocks”) and 500-lb barrels (“barrels”) are collected weekly by AMS through the Dairy Products Mandatory Reporting Program (DPMRP) survey. A monthly average of those prices is used to represent commodity cheese in the Class III price formula. The butterfat value in commodity salted butter is the driver of the butterfat price used in all classified prices. This final rule eliminates 500-lb barrels from the DPMRP survey. DPMRP will rely solely on the 40-pound block cheddar cheese price to determine the monthly average cheese price used in the formulas. The amendment will provide for more orderly marketing through a survey of only one product. These changes will be implemented on June 1, 2025.

3.
Class III and Class IV Formula Factors.
Make allowances are a factor in the FMMO pricing formulas representing the cost of converting raw milk into the four manufactured dairy products surveyed by the USDA (butter, cheese, nonfat dry milk (NFDM), and dry whey). Make allowances were last updated in 2008 following a rulemaking proceeding in 2007. This final rule updates the make allowances in the FMMO Class III and IV formulas as follows: $0.2519 for cheese; $0.2272 for butter; $0.2393 for NFDM; and $0.2668 for dry whey. This final rule also updates the butterfat recovery factor in the Class III formula to 91 percent. The amendments will update the formula factors to be more representative of current costs and butterfat recovery observed in dairy product manufacturing. These changes will be implemented on June 1, 2025.

4.
Base Class I Skim Milk Price (Class I mover).
The Class I mover is the base price for the skim milk portion of raw milk used in the production of Class I products. The Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018 (2018 Farm Bill) amended the Class I skim milk price mover from the “higher of” Class III or Class IV skim prices to a simple average of the two classes plus $0.74, referred to as the “average of” mover. This final rule returns the base Class I skim milk price calculation to the higher-of Class III or Class IV skim prices. This final rule also adopts a rolling monthly Class I ESL adjustment equating to a Class I price for all ESL products equal to the average-of the Class III and Class IV advance prices, plus a 24-month rolling average adjuster, with a 12-month lag. The monthly Class I ESL adjustment will be calculated as the average of the differences between the higher-of and the average-of calculations for the prior 13 to 36 months. The amendments will provide for more orderly marketing by returning to the higher-of mover; while the Class I ESL adjustment will provide better price equity for ESL products whose marketing characteristics are distinct from other Class I products. These changes will be implemented on June 1, 2025.

5.
Class I and Class II differentials.
FMMO Class I prices are calculated as the average of the advanced Class III and Class IV prices, plus $0.74, plus a location-specific differential referred to as a Class I differential. As the value of milk varies by location, Class I differentials have been determined for every county in the continental U.S. Current Class I differential levels were implemented January 1, 2000, with updates to the differentials in the three southeastern orders taking effect May 1, 2008. This final rule retains the $1.60 base differential and adopts modified location-specific Class I differential values. The amendments recognize the evolution of the dairy industry since 2000 and the increased cost of servicing the Class I market given current transportation costs and plant and producer locations. These changes will be implemented on June 1, 2025.

The amendments to the FMMOs are based on the record of a 49-day public hearing held August 23-October 11, 2023, November 27-December 8, 2023, January 16-19, 2024, and January 29-

31, 2024, in Carmel, Indiana. The hearing was held to receive evidence on 21 proposals in the 5 pricing subject areas submitted by dairy farmers, handlers, and other interested parties. Notice of this hearing was published in the
Federal Register
on July 24, 2023 (88 FR 47396), pursuant to the provisions of the AMAA and the applicable rules of practice and procedure (7 CFR part 900). Notices of the reconvened hearing were subsequently published on November 6, 2023 (88 FR 76143) and December 29, 2023 (88 FR 90134). During the hearing, AMS received testimony from a total of 165 witnesses. Witnesses provided an overview of the complexity of the U.S. dairy industry and submitted 511 exhibits containing supporting data, analyses, and historical information.

Considering record evidence, AMS published its recommended and final decisions in the
Federal Register
on the proposed amendments to the milk pricing formulas on July 15, 2024 (89 FR 57580) and December 2, 2024 (89 FR 95466), respectively. AMS also considered proposed findings submitted in post-hearing briefs, officially noticed documents, and comments and exceptions filed in response to the recommended decision when preparing its recommended and final decisions.

In conjunction with the final decision, AMS conducted a Regulatory Economic Impact Analysis to determine the potential impact of amending FMMO pricing formulas on producer revenue and marketwide pool values. The full Regulatory Economic Impact Analysis may be accessed at
https://www.regulations.gov
or
https://www.ams.usda.gov/rules-regulations/moa/dairy/hearings/national-fmmo-pricing-hearing.

Following publication of the final decision, AMS conducted separate producer referenda in each of the 11 FMMOs to determine support for or opposition to the proposed amendments to the milk pricing formulas. The referendum period ending December 31, 2024, confirmed support for the proposed amendments in all 11 FMMOs. More specifically, all referenda resulted in the necessary two-thirds approval of eligible producers participating in the referendum. As explained in the final decision, eligible producers were those engaged in the production of milk for sale, as defined under the terms of the orders, within the marketing areas of the Northeast, Appalachian, Florida, Southeast, Upper Midwest, Central, Mideast, California, Pacific Northwest, Southwest, and Arizona FMMOs during January 2024, the representative period.

Prior Documents in This Proceeding

Notice of Hearing:
Published July 24, 2023 (88 FR 47396).

Notice of Reconvened Hearing:
Published November 6, 2023 (88 FR 76143).

Notice of Reconvened Hearing:
Published December 29, 2023 (88 FR 90134).

Recommended Decision:
Published July 15, 2024 (89 FR 57580).

Final Decision:
Published December 2, 2024 (89 FR 95466).

This administrative action is governed by sections 556 and 557 of title 5 of the United States Code and, therefore, is excluded from the requirements of Executive Orders 12866, 13563, 13175, and 14094.

The amendments to the regulations adopted herein have also been reviewed under Executive Order 12988, Civil Justice Reform. They are not intended to have a retroactive effect. The amendments do not preempt any State or local laws, regulations, or policies, unless they present an irreconcilable conflict with this rule.

The AMAA provides that administrative proceedings must be exhausted before parties may file suit in court. Under section 608c(15)(A) of the AMAA, any handler subject to an order may request modification or exemption from such order by filing a petition with the USDA stating that the order, any provision of the order, or any obligation imposed in connection with the order is not in accordance with the law. A handler is afforded the opportunity for a hearing on the petition. After a hearing, the USDA would rule on the petition. The AMAA provides that the district court of the United States in any district in which the handler is an inhabitant, or has its principal place of business, has jurisdiction in equity to review the USDA's ruling on the petition, provided a bill in equity is filed not later than 20 days after the date of the entry of the ruling.

Civil Rights Impact Analysis

AMS has reviewed this rulemaking in accordance with USDA Departmental Regulation 4300-004, Civil Rights Impact Analysis, to identify any major civil rights impacts the rule might have on FMMO participants on the basis of race, color, national origin, disability, sex, gender identity, political beliefs, age, marital, family/parental status, religion, sexual orientation, reprisal, or because an individual's income is derived from any public assistance program. Based on the review and analysis of the rule and all available data, issuance of this final rule is not likely to negatively impact low and moderate-income populations, minority populations, women, Tribes or persons with disabilities, by virtue of their age, race, color, national origin, sex, disability, or marital or familial status. No major civil rights impact is likely to result from this final rule.

Regulatory Flexibility Act and Paperwork Reduction Act

In accordance with the Regulatory Flexibility Act (RFA) (5 U.S.C. 601
et seq.
), the AMS has considered the economic impact of this action on small entities. Accordingly, AMS has prepared this final regulatory flexibility analysis. The purpose of the RFA is to fit regulatory actions to the scale of businesses subject to such actions so that small businesses will not be unduly or disproportionately burdened. Marketing orders and amendments thereto are unique in that they are normally brought about through group action of essentially small entities for their own benefit. A small dairy farm as defined by the Small Business Administration (SBA) (13 CFR 121.201) (NAICS Code 112120) is one that has an annual gross revenue of $3.75 million or less, and a small dairy products manufacturer is one that has no more than the number of employees listed in the chart below:

NAICS code
NAICS U.S. industry title

Size standards in
number of
employees

311511
Fluid Milk Manufacturing
1,150

311512
Creamery Butter Manufacturing
750

311513
Cheese Manufacturing
1,250

311514
Dry, Condensed, and Evaporated Dairy Product Manufacturing
1,000

To determine which dairy farms are “small businesses,” the $3.75 million per year income limit was used to establish an annual milk marketing threshold of 18.3 million pounds. Although this threshold does not factor in additional monies that may be received by dairy producers, it should be an accurate standard for most “small” dairy farmers. Based on the U.S. 2023 average yield per cow and 2023 National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) average All-Milk price, a dairy farm with approximately 780 cows or fewer meets the definition of small business. In 2022, the most recent year with statistics available, there were 24,470 dairy farms with milk sales, of which approximately 19,576 had milk regulated on an FMMO for at least one month of the year. Based on the 2022 Census of Agriculture, Milk Cow Herd Size by Inventory and Sales, an estimated 89 percent of operations with milk sales are likely to be small businesses.

To determine a handler's size, if the plant is part of a larger company operating multiple plants that collectively exceed the 750-employee limit for creamery butter manufacturing; the 1,000-employee limit for dry, condensed, and evaporated dairy product manufacturing; the 1,150-employee limit for fluid milk manufacturing; or the 1,250-employee limit for cheese manufacturing; the plant was considered a large business even if the local plant does not exceed the 750, 1,000, 1,150, or 1,250-employee limit, respectively.

In 2022, the following number of plants were regulated for at least one month of the year in each FMMO: 66 plants on the Northeast, 19 plants on the Appalachian, 9 plants on the Florida, 20 plants on the Southeast, 58 plants on the Upper Midwest, 32 plants on the Central, 43 plants on the Mideast, 24 plants on California, 17 plants on the Pacific Northwest, 26 plants on the Southwest, and 8 plants on Arizona. According to the 2022 Census of Agriculture, approximately 86 percent of fluid milk manufacturing plants, approximately 96 percent of cheese plants, approximately 82 percent of dry products plants, and approximately 78 percent of butter plants met the SBA definition of small businesses.

Impact on Small Businesses

An economic analysis was performed and issued in conjunction with the final decision on impacts the amendments will have on industry participants, including producers and handlers. It can be found on the AMS website at
https://www.ams.usda.gov/rules-regulations/moa/dairy/hearings/national-fmmo-pricing-hearing.
The amendments are applied identically to all proprietary and cooperative handlers regulated by FMMOs, regardless of their size. The amendments implement prices that more accurately reflect current market conditions, providing for more orderly marketing for both small and large producers and handlers.

AMS considered alternatives to each of the amendments. Over 49 days of hearing, dozens of witnesses from 9 industry stakeholder groups presented testimony and evidence on 21 proposals in the 5 pricing subject areas. AMS considered all evidence and testimony, including alternative proposals presented, in making its recommendations.

A review of reporting requirements was completed under the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 (44 U.S.C. chapter 35). It was determined that these amendments will have no impact on reporting, recordkeeping, or other compliance requirements because they will remain identical to the current requirements. No new forms are proposed, and no additional reporting requirements will be necessary.

This final rule does not require additional information collection that requires clearance by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) beyond currently approved information collection. The primary sources of data used to complete the forms are routinely used in most business transactions. Forms require only a minimal amount of information which can be supplied without data processing equipment or a trained statistical staff. Thus, since the information is already provided, no new information collection requirements are needed, and the current information collection and reporting burden is relatively small. Requiring the same reports for all handlers does not significantly disadvantage any handler that is smaller than the industry average.

AMS is committed to complying with the E-Government Act, to promote the use of the internet and other information technologies to provide increased opportunities for citizen access to Government information and services, and for other purposes.

No other burdens are expected to fall on the dairy industry as a result of this rulemaking. This rulemaking does not duplicate, overlap, or conflict with any existing Federal rules.

Implementation

This final rule amends the 11 FMMOs with an implementation date of June 1, 2025, except for the amendments to skim milk composition factors, which have a later implementation date. Therefore, all milk marketed on or after the month of June 1, 2025, will reflect the amendments to surveyed commodity products, Class III and Class IV formula factors, base Class I Skim Milk Price, and Class I differentials in both the advanced prices and pricing factors released before the start of the month and the class and component prices announced after the close of the month. Advanced prices and pricing factors for the month of June 2025 will be announced on May 21, 2025, and class and component pricing for June 2025 will be announced on July 2, 2025.

The amendments to 7 CFR 1000.50(f), (i), (k), (q)(1) and (2) which pertain to skim milk composition factors have an implementation date of December 1, 2025. Therefore, as of December 1, 2025, all milk marketed on or after December 1, 2025, will reflect all the amendments made effective by this rule. Advanced prices and pricing factors for the month of December 2025 will be announced on November 19, 2025, and class and component prices for December 2025 will be announced on December 31, 2025. Additional information regarding implementation is available on the AMS website.

Findings and Determinations

The findings and determinations hereinafter set forth supplement those that were made when the FMMOs were first issued and when they have been amended. The previous findings and determinations are hereby ratified and confirmed, except where they may conflict with those set forth herein.

The following findings are hereby made with respect to the Northeast, Southeast, Appalachian, Florida, Upper Midwest, Central, Mideast, California, Southwest, Pacific Northwest, and Arizona FMMOs:

(a)
Findings upon the basis of the hearing record.

A public hearing was held upon certain proposed amendments to the marketing agreements and to the orders regulating the handling of milk in the Northeast, Southeast, Appalachian, Florida, Upper Midwest, Central, Mideast, California, Southwest, Pacific Northwest, and Arizona marketing areas. The hearing was held pursuant to the provisions of the AMAA, as amended (7 U.S.C. 601-674), and the applicable rules of practice and procedure (7 CFR part 900).

Upon the basis of the evidence introduced at the hearing and the record thereof, it is found that:

(1) The said orders as hereby amended, and all of the terms and

conditions thereof, will tend to effectuate the declared policy of the AMAA;

(2) The parity prices of milk, as determined pursuant to section 2 of the AMAA, are not reasonable in view of the price of feeds, available supplies of feeds, and other economic conditions which affect market supply and demand for milk in the aforesaid marketing area. The minimum prices specified in the orders as hereby amended are such prices as will reflect the aforesaid factors, ensure a sufficient quantity of pure and wholesome milk, and be in the public interest; and

(3) The said orders, as hereby amended, regulate the handling of milk in the same manner as, and are applicable only to persons in the respective classes of industrial or commercial activity specified in, marketing agreements upon which a hearing has been held.

(b)
Additional Findings.
The amendments to these orders are known to handlers. The final decision containing the proposed amendments to this order was issued on November 12, 2024, and published in the
Federal Register
on December 2, 2024 (89 FR 95466).

(c)
Determinations.
It is hereby determined that:

(1) The refusal or failure of handlers (excluding cooperative association specific in section 8c(9) of the AMAA) of more than 50 percent of the milk marketed within the specified marketing areas, to sign a proposed marketing agreement, tends to prevent the effectuation of the declared policy of the AMAA;

(2) The issuance of this order amending the Northeast, Southeast, Appalachian, Florida, Upper Midwest, Central, Mideast, California, Southwest, Pacific Northwest, and Arizona FMMOs is the only practical means pursuant to the declared policy of the AMAA of advancing the interests of producers as defined in the orders as hereby amended; and

(3) The issuance of this order amending the Northeast, Southeast, Appalachian, Florida, Upper Midwest, Central, Mideast, California, Southwest, Pacific Northwest, and Arizona FMMOs is favored by at least two-thirds of the producers engaged in the production of milk for sale, as defined under the terms of the orders, within the aforementioned marketing areas during January 2024, the representative period.

Order Amending the Orders Regulating the Handling of Milk in the Northeast, Appalachian, Florida, Southeast, Upper Midwest, Central, Mideast, California, Pacific Northwest, Southwest, and Arizona Marketing Areas

List of Subjects in 7 CFR Part 1000

Milk marketing orders, Reporting and recordkeeping requirements.

List of Subjects in 7 CFR Parts 1001, 1005, 1006, 1007, 1030, 1032, 1033, 1051, 1124, 1126, and 1131

Milk marketing orders.

List of Subjects in 7 CFR Part 1170

Dairy products, Reporting and recordkeeping requirements.

Order Relative to Handling

It is therefore ordered, that on and after the effective date hereof, the handling of milk in the Northeast, Southeast, Appalachian, Florida, Upper Midwest, Central, Mideast, California, Southwest, Pacific Northwest, and Arizona marketing areas shall be in conformity to and in compliance with the terms and conditions of the orders, as amended, and as hereby amended, as follows:

PART 1000—GENERAL PROVISIONS OF FEDERAL MILK MARKETING ORDERS

1. The authority citation for part 1000 continues to read as follows:

Authority:

7 U.S.C. 601-674, and 7253.

2. Amend § 1000.43 by:
a. In paragraphs (a) and (b) introductory text, removing the text “and § 1135.11 of this chapter”; and
b. In paragraph (b)(2) removing the words “or § 1135.11 of this chapter”; and
c. Adding paragraph (e).
The addition reads as follows:

§ 1000.43
General classification rules.

(e) Any skim milk used in ultra-pasteurized or aseptically processed and packaged fluid milk products shall be allocated in combination with Class I milk and the quantity of producer milk eligible to be priced shall be limited to available Class I producer milk classified pursuant to § 1000.44(a).

3. Revise and republish § 1000.50 to read as follows:

§ 1000.50
Class prices, component prices, and advanced pricing factors.
Class prices per hundredweight of milk containing 3.5 percent butterfat, component prices, and advanced pricing factors shall be as follows. The prices and pricing factors described in paragraphs (a) through (c), (e), (f), and (q) of this section shall be based on a weighted average of the most recent 2 weekly prices announced by the Agriculture Marketing Service (AMS) before the 24th day of the month. These prices shall be announced on or before the 23rd day of the month and shall apply to milk received during the following month. The prices described in paragraphs (g) through (p) of this section shall be based on a weighted average for the preceding month of weekly prices announced by AMS on or before the 5th day of the month and shall apply to milk received during the preceding month. The price described in paragraph (d) of this section shall be derived from the Class II skim milk price announced on or before the 23rd day of the month preceding the month to which it applies, and the butterfat price announced on or before the 5th day of the month following the month to which it applies.

(a)
Class I price.
The Class I price per hundredweight, rounded to the nearest cent, shall be 0.965 times the Class I skim milk price plus 3.5 times the Class I butterfat price.

(b)
Class I skim milk price.
The Class I skim milk price per hundredweight shall be the adjusted Class I differential specified in § 1000.52, plus the higher of the advanced pricing factors computed in paragraph (q)(1) or (2) of this section rounded to the nearest cent.

(c)
Class I butterfat price.
The Class I butterfat price per pound shall be the adjusted Class I differential specified in § 1000.52 divided by 100, plus the advanced butterfat price computed in paragraph (q)(3) of this section.

(d)
Class II price.
The Class II price per hundredweight, rounded to the nearest cent, shall be .965 times the Class II skim milk price plus 3.5 times the Class II butterfat price.

(e)
Class II skim milk price.
The Class II skim milk price per hundredweight shall be the advanced Class IV skim milk price computed in paragraph (q)(2) of this section plus 70 cents.

(f)
Class II nonfat solids price.
The Class II nonfat solids price per pound, rounded to the nearest one-hundredth cent, shall be the Class II skim milk price divided by 9.

(g)
Class II butterfat price.
The Class II butterfat price per pound shall be the butterfat price plus $0.007.

(h)
Class III price.
The Class III price per hundredweight, rounded to the nearest cent, shall be 0.965 times the Class III skim milk price plus 3.5 times the butterfat price.

(i)
Class III skim milk price.
The Class III skim milk price per hundredweight,

rounded to the nearest cent, shall be the protein price per pound times 3.1 plus the other solids price per pound times 5.9.

(j)
Class IV price.
The Class IV price per hundredweight, rounded to the nearest cent, shall be 0.965 times the Class IV skim milk price plus 3.5 times the butterfat price.

(k)
Class IV skim milk price.
The Class IV skim milk price per hundredweight, rounded to the nearest cent, shall be the nonfat solids price per pound times 9.

(l)
Butterfat price.
The butterfat price per pound, rounded to the nearest one-hundredth cent, shall be the U.S. average AMS AA Butter survey price reported by the Department for the month, less 22.72 cents, with the result multiplied by 1.211.

(m)
Nonfat solids price.
The nonfat solids price per pound, rounded to the nearest one-hundredth cent, shall be the U.S. average AMS nonfat dry milk survey price reported by the Department for the month, less 23.93 cents and multiplying the result by 0.99.

(n)
Protein price.
The protein price per pound, rounded to the nearest one-hundredth cent, shall be computed as follows:

(1) The U.S. average AMS survey price for 40-lb. block cheese reported by the Department for the month;

(2) Subtract 25.19 cents from the price computed pursuant to paragraph (n)(1) of this section and multiply the result by 1.383;

(3) Add to the amount computed pursuant to paragraph (n)(2) of this section an amount computed as follows:

(i) Subtract 25.19 cents from the price computed pursuant to paragraph (n)(1) of this section and multiply the result by 1.589; and

(ii) Subtract 0.91 times the butterfat price computed pursuant to paragraph (l) of this section from the amount computed pursuant to paragraph (n)(3)(i) of this section; and

(iii) Multiply the amount computed pursuant to paragraph (n)(3)(ii) of this section by 1.17.

(o)
Other solids price.
The other solids price per pound, rounded to the nearest one-hundredth cent, shall be the U.S. average AMS dry whey survey price reported by the Department for the month minus 26.68 cents, with the result multiplied by 1.03.

(p)
Somatic cell adjustment.
The somatic cell adjustment per hundredweight of milk shall be determined as follows:

(1) Multiply 0.0005 by the weighted average price computed pursuant to paragraph (n)(1) of this section and round to the 5th decimal place;

(2) Subtract the somatic cell count of the milk (reported in thousands) from 350; and

(3) Multiply the amount computed in paragraph (p)(1) of this section by the amount computed in paragraph (p)(2) of this section and round to the nearest full cent.

(q)
Advanced pricing factors.
For the purpose of computing the Class I skim milk price, the Class II skim milk price, the Class II nonfat solids price, and the Class I butterfat price for the following month, the following pricing factors shall be computed using the weighted average of the 2 most recent AMS U.S. average weekly survey prices announced before the 24th day of the month:

(1) An advanced Class III skim milk price per hundredweight, rounded to the nearest cent, shall be computed as follows:

(i) Following the procedure set forth in paragraphs (n) and (o) of this section, but using the weighted average of the 2 most recent NASS U.S. average weekly survey prices announced before the 24th day of the month, compute a protein price and an other solids price;

(ii) Multiply the protein price computed in paragraph (q)(1)(i) of this section by 3.1;

(iii) Multiply the other solids price per pound computed in paragraph (q)(1)(i) of this section by 5.9; and

(iv) Add the amounts computed in paragraphs (q)(1)(ii) and (iii) of this section.

(2) An advanced Class IV skim milk price per hundredweight, rounded to the nearest cent, shall be computed as follows:

(i) Following the procedure set forth in paragraph (m) of this section, but using the weighted average of the 2 most recent NASS U.S. average weekly survey prices announced before the 24th day of the month, compute a nonfat solids price; and

(ii) Multiply the nonfat solids price computed in paragraph (q)(2)(i) of this section by 9.

(3) An advanced butterfat price per pound rounded to the nearest one-hundredth cent, shall be calculated by computing a weighted average of the 2 most recent U.S. average AMS AA Butter survey prices announced before the 24th day of the month, subtracting 22.72 cents from this average, and multiplying the result by 1.211.

(r)
Class I Extended Shelf Life (ESL) adjustment.
The Class I ESL adjustment, whether positive or negative, rounded to the nearest cent, shall be computed as follows:

(1) Compute the simple average of the advanced pricing factors computed in paragraphs (q)(1) and (2) of this section;

(2) Add the following:

(i) Determine the higher of the advanced pricing factors computed in paragraphs (q)(1) and (2) of this section, for each of the preceding 13 to 36 months;

(ii) Calculate the average of the advanced pricing factors computed in paragraphs (q)(1) and (2) of this section, for each of the preceding 13 to 36 months;

(iii) For each of the preceding 13 to 36 months, subtract the amount computed in paragraph (r)(2)(ii) of this section from the amount computed in paragraph (r)(2)(i) of this section; and

(iv) Compute the average of the differences computed in paragraph (r)(2)(iii) of this section.

(3) Subtract the higher of the advanced pricing factors computed in paragraphs (q)(1) and (2) of this section.

3a. Effective December 1, 2025, amend § 1000.50 by revising paragraphs (f), (i), (k), and (q)(1) and (2) to read as follows:

§ 1000.50
Class prices, component prices, and advanced pricing factors.

(f) Class II nonfat solids price. The Class II nonfat solids price per pound, rounded to the nearest one-hundredth cent, shall be the Class II skim milk price divided by 9.3.

(i) Class III skim milk price. The Class III skim milk price per hundredweight, rounded to the nearest cent, shall be the protein price per pound times 3.30 plus the other solids price per pound times 6.00.

(k) Class IV skim milk price. The Class IV skim milk price per hundredweight, rounded to the nearest cent, shall be the nonfat solids price per pound times 9.30.

(q) * * *

(1) An advanced Class III skim milk price per hundredweight, rounded to the nearest cent, shall be computed as follows:

(i) Following the procedure set forth in paragraphs (n) and (o) of this section, but using the weighted average of the 2 most recent AMS U.S. average weekly survey prices announced before the 24th day of the month, compute a protein price and an other solids price;

(ii) Multiply the protein price computed in paragraph (q)(1)(i) of this section by 3.30;

(iii) Multiply the other solids price per pound computed in paragraph (q)(1)(i) of this section by 6.0; and

(iv) Add the amounts computed in paragraphs (q)(1)(ii) and (iii) of this section.

(2) An advanced Class IV skim milk price per hundredweight, rounded to the nearest cent, shall be computed as follows:

(i) Following the procedure set forth in paragraph (m) of this section, but using the weighted average of the 2 most recent AMS U.S. average weekly survey prices announced before the 24th day of the month, compute a nonfat solids price; and

(ii) Multiply the nonfat solids price computed in paragraph (q)(2)(i) of this section by 9.30.

4. Revise and republish § 1000.52 to read as follows:

§ 1000.52
Adjusted Class I differentials.
The Class I differential adjusted for location to be used in § 1000.50(b) and (c) shall be as follows:

County/parish/city
State
FIPS code

Class I
differential
adjusted for
location

AUTAUGA
AL
01001
5.80

BALDWIN
AL
01003
5.80

BARBOUR
AL
01005
5.80

BIBB
AL
01007
5.60

BLOUNT
AL
01009
5.40

BULLOCK
AL
01011
5.80

BUTLER
AL
01013
5.80

CALHOUN
AL
01015
5.60

CHAMBERS
AL
01017
5.60

CHEROKEE
AL
01019
5.40

CHILTON
AL
01021
5.60

CHOCTAW
AL
01023
5.80

CLARKE
AL
01025
5.80

CLAY
AL
01027
5.60

CLEBURNE
AL
01029
5.60

COFFEE
AL
01031
5.80

COLBERT
AL
01033
4.90

CONECUH
AL
01035
5.80

COOSA
AL
01037
5.60

COVINGTON
AL
01039
5.80

CRENSHAW
AL
01041
5.80

CULLMAN
AL
01043
5.40

DALE
AL
01045
5.80

DALLAS
AL
01047
5.80

DE KALB
AL
01049
5.40

ELMORE
AL
01051
5.80

ESCAMBIA
AL
01053
5.80

ETOWAH
AL
01055
5.40

FAYETTE
AL
01057
5.40

FRANKLIN
AL
01059
5.20

GENEVA
AL
01061
5.80

GREENE
AL
01063
5.60

HALE
AL
01065
5.60

HENRY
AL
01067
5.80

HOUSTON
AL
01069
5.80

JACKSON
AL
01071
5.20

JEFFERSON
AL
01073
5.60

LAMAR
AL
01075
5.40

LAUDERDALE
AL
01077
4.90

LAWRENCE
AL
01079
5.20

LEE
AL
01081
5.80

LIMESTONE
AL
01083
5.20

LOWNDES
AL
01085
5.80

MACON
AL
01087
5.80

MADISON
AL
01089
5.20

MARENGO
AL
01091
5.80

MARION
AL
01093
5.20

MARSHALL
AL
01095
5.40

MOBILE
AL
01097
5.80

MONROE
AL
01099
5.80

MONTGOMERY
AL
01101
5.80

MORGAN
AL
01103
5.40

PERRY
AL
01105
5.60

PICKENS
AL
01107
5.40

PIKE
AL
01109
5.80

RANDOLPH
AL
01111
5.60

RUSSELL
AL
01113
5.80

ST. CLAIR
AL
01115
5.60

SHELBY
AL
01117
5.60

SUMTER
AL
01119
5.60

TALLADEGA
AL
01121
5.60

TALLAPOOSA
AL
01123
5.60

TUSCALOOSA
AL
01125
5.60

WALKER
AL
01127
5.40

WASHINGTON
AL
01129
5.80

WILCOX
AL
01131
5.80

WINSTON
AL
01133
5.40

APACHE
AZ
04001
2.30

COCHISE
AZ
04003
2.40

COCONINO
AZ
04005
2.40

GILA
AZ
04007
2.40

GRAHAM
AZ
04009
2.40

GREENLEE
AZ
04011
2.40

LA PAZ
AZ
04012
2.50

MARICOPA
AZ
04013
2.60

MOHAVE
AZ
04015
2.50

NAVAJO
AZ
04017
2.30

PIMA
AZ
04019
2.40

PINAL
AZ
04021
2.60

SANTA CRUZ
AZ
04023
2.40

YAVAPAI
AZ
04025
2.40

YUMA
AZ
04027
2.50

ARKANSAS
AR
05001
4.60

ASHLEY
AR
05003
4.90

BAXTER
AR
05005
3.60

BENTON
AR
05007
3.20

BOONE
AR
05009
3.30

BRADLEY
AR
05011
4.60

CALHOUN
AR
05013
4.60

CARROLL
AR
05015
3.30

CHICOT
AR
05017
4.90

CLARK
AR
05019
4.00

CLAY
AR
05021
4.30

CLEBURNE
AR
05023
4.00

CLEVELAND
AR
05025
4.60

COLUMBIA
AR
05027
4.30

CONWAY
AR
05029
4.00

CRAIGHEAD
AR
05031
4.30

CRAWFORD
AR
05033
3.30

CRITTENDEN
AR
05035
4.60

CROSS
AR
05037
4.30

DALLAS
AR
05039
4.30

DESHA
AR
05041
4.90

DREW
AR
05043
4.60

FAULKNER
AR
05045
4.00

FRANKLIN
AR
05047
3.60

FULTON
AR
05049
4.00

GARLAND
AR
05051
4.00

GRANT
AR
05053
4.30

GREENE
AR
05055
4.30

HEMPSTEAD
AR
05057
4.00

HOT SPRING
AR
05059
4.30

HOWARD
AR
05061
4.00

INDEPENDENCE
AR
05063
4.00

IZARD
AR
05065
4.00

JACKSON
AR
05067
4.30

JEFFERSON
AR
05069
4.60

JOHNSON
AR
05071
3.60

LAFAYETTE
AR
05073
4.30

LAWRENCE
AR
05075
4.30

LEE
AR
05077
4.60

LINCOLN
AR
05079
4.60

LITTLE RIVER
AR
05081
3.60

LOGAN
AR
05083
3.60

LONOKE
AR
05085
4.30

MADISON
AR
05087
3.30

MARION
AR
05089
3.60

MILLER
AR
05091
4.00

MISSISSIPPI
AR
05093
4.30

MONROE
AR
05095
4.60

MONTGOMERY
AR
05097
4.00

NEVADA
AR
05099
4.30

NEWTON
AR
05101
3.60

OUACHITA
AR
05103
4.30

PERRY
AR
05105
4.00

PHILLIPS
AR
05107
4.60

PIKE
AR
05109
4.00

POINSETT
AR
05111
4.30

POLK
AR
05113
3.60

POPE
AR
05115
3.60

PRAIRIE
AR
05117
4.30

PULASKI
AR
05119
4.30

RANDOLPH
AR
05121
4.00

ST. FRANCIS
AR
05123
4.60

SALINE
AR
05125
4.30

SCOTT
AR
05127
3.60

SEARCY
AR
05129
3.60

SEBASTIAN
AR
05131
3.60

SEVIER
AR
05133
3.60

SHARP
AR
05135
4.00

STONE
AR
05137
4.00

UNION
AR
05139
4.60

VAN BUREN
AR
05141
4.00

WASHINGTON
AR
05143
3.30

WHITE
AR
05145
4.30

WOODRUFF
AR
05147
4.30

YELL
AR
05149
3.60

ALAMEDA
CA
06001
2.40

ALPINE
CA
06003
1.80

AMADOR
CA
06005
1.80

BUTTE
CA
06007
2.00

CALAVERAS
CA
06009
1.80

COLUSA
CA
06011
2.20

CONTRA COSTA
CA
06013
2.40

DEL NORTE
CA
06015
2.20

EL DORADO
CA
06017
1.80

FRESNO
CA
06019
2.20

GLENN
CA
06021
2.20

HUMBOLDT
CA
06023
2.20

IMPERIAL
CA
06025
2.50

INYO
CA
06027
2.20

KERN
CA
06029
2.50

KINGS
CA
06031
2.20

LAKE
CA
06033
2.20

LASSEN
CA
06035
2.00

LOS ANGELES
CA
06037
2.80

MADERA
CA
06039
2.20

MARIN
CA
06041
2.40

MARIPOSA
CA
06043
1.80

MENDOCINO
CA
06045
2.20

MERCED
CA
06047
2.20

MODOC
CA
06049
2.00

MONO
CA
06051
2.00

MONTEREY
CA
06053
2.50

NAPA
CA
06055
2.40

NEVADA
CA
06057
2.00

ORANGE
CA
06059
2.80

PLACER
CA
06061
2.00

PLUMAS
CA
06063
2.00

RIVERSIDE
CA
06065
2.80

SACRAMENTO
CA
06067
2.20

SAN BENITO
CA
06069
2.50

SAN BERNARDINO
CA
06071
2.60

SAN DIEGO
CA
06073
2.80

SAN FRANCISCO
CA
06075
2.50

SAN JOAQUIN
CA
06077
2.20

SAN LUIS OBISPO
CA
06079
2.50

SAN MATEO
CA
06081
2.50

SANTA BARBARA
CA
06083
2.50

SANTA CLARA
CA
06085
2.50

SANTA CRUZ
CA
06087
2.50

SHASTA
CA
06089
2.00

SIERRA
CA
06091
2.00

SISKIYOU
CA
06093
2.00

SOLANO
CA
06095
2.40

SONOMA
CA
06097
2.40

STANISLAUS
CA
06099
2.20

SUTTER
CA
06101
2.20

TEHAMA
CA
06103
2.20

TRINITY
CA
06105
2.00

TULARE
CA
06107
2.20

TUOLUMNE
CA
06109
1.80

VENTURA
CA
06111
2.60

YOLO
CA
06113
2.20

YUBA
CA
06115
2.00

ADAMS
CO
08001
2.70

ALAMOSA
CO
08003
2.50

ARAPAHOE
CO
08005
2.70

ARCHULETA
CO
08007
2.30

BACA
CO
08009
2.50

BENT
CO
08011
2.50

BOULDER
CO
08013
2.50

BROOMFIELD
CO
08014
2.50

CHAFFEE
CO
08015
2.50

CHEYENNE
CO
08017
2.50

CLEAR CREEK
CO
08019
2.50

CONEJOS
CO
08021
2.50

COSTILLA
CO
08023
2.50

CROWLEY
CO
08025
2.70

CUSTER
CO
08027
2.70

DELTA
CO
08029
2.30

DENVER
CO
08031
2.70

DOLORES
CO
08033
2.30

DOUGLAS
CO
08035
2.70

EAGLE
CO
08037
2.50

ELBERT
CO
08039
2.70

EL PASO
CO
08041
2.70

FREMONT
CO
08043
2.70

GARFIELD
CO
08045
2.30

GILPIN
CO
08047
2.50

GRAND
CO
08049
2.50

GUNNISON
CO
08051
2.50

HINSDALE
CO
08053
2.30

HUERFANO
CO
08055
2.70

JACKSON
CO
08057
2.50

JEFFERSON
CO
08059
2.70

KIOWA
CO
08061
2.50

KIT CARSON
CO
08063
2.50

LAKE
CO
08065
2.50

LA PLATA
CO
08067
2.30

LARIMER
CO
08069
2.50

LAS ANIMAS
CO
08071
2.50

LINCOLN
CO
08073
2.70

LOGAN
CO
08075
2.50

MESA
CO
08077
2.30

MINERAL
CO
08079
2.50

MOFFAT
CO
08081
2.30

MONTEZUMA
CO
08083
2.30

MONTROSE
CO
08085
2.30

MORGAN
CO
08087
2.50

OTERO
CO
08089
2.70

OURAY
CO
08091
2.30

PARK
CO
08093
2.70

PHILLIPS
CO
08095
2.50

PITKIN
CO
08097
2.50

PROWERS
CO
08099
2.50

PUEBLO
CO
08101
2.70

RIO BLANCO
CO
08103
2.30

RIO GRANDE
CO
08105
2.50

ROUTT
CO
08107
2.50

SAGUACHE
CO
08109
2.50

SAN JUAN
CO
08111
2.30

SAN MIGUEL
CO
08113
2.30

SEDGWICK
CO
08115
2.50

SUMMIT
CO
08117
2.50

TELLER
CO
08119
2.70

WASHINGTON
CO
08121
2.50

WELD
CO
08123
2.50

YUMA
CO
08125
2.50

FAIRFIELD
CT
09001
5.00

HARTFORD
CT
09003
4.80

LITCHFIELD
CT
09005
4.80

MIDDLESEX
CT
09007
4.80

NEW HAVEN
CT
09009
4.80

NEW LONDON
CT
09011
4.80

TOLLAND
CT
09013
4.80

WINDHAM
CT
09015
4.80

KENT
DE
10001
4.60

NEW CASTLE
DE
10003
4.40

SUSSEX
DE
10005
4.80

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
DC
11001
4.70

ALACHUA
FL
12001
6.40

BAKER
FL
12003
6.40

BAY
FL
12005
6.00

BRADFORD
FL
12007
6.40

BREVARD
FL
12009
6.80

BROWARD
FL
12011
7.40

CALHOUN
FL
12013
6.00

CHARLOTTE
FL
12015
7.00

CITRUS
FL
12017
6.80

CLAY
FL
12019
6.40

COLLIER
FL
12021
7.40

COLUMBIA
FL
12023
6.40

DE SOTO
FL
12027
7.00

DIXIE
FL
12029
6.40

DUVAL
FL
12031
6.40

ESCAMBIA
FL
12033
5.80

FLAGLER
FL
12035
6.80

FRANKLIN
FL
12037
6.00

GADSDEN
FL
12039
6.00

GILCHRIST
FL
12041
6.40

GLADES
FL
12043
7.00

GULF
FL
12045
6.00

HAMILTON
FL
12047
6.40

HARDEE
FL
12049
7.00

HENDRY
FL
12051
7.40

HERNANDO
FL
12053
6.80

HIGHLANDS
FL
12055
7.00

HILLSBOROUGH
FL
12057
6.80

HOLMES
FL
12059
6.00

INDIAN RIVER
FL
12061
7.00

JACKSON
FL
12063
6.00

JEFFERSON
FL
12065
6.00

LAFAYETTE
FL
12067
6.40

LAKE
FL
12069
6.80

LEE
FL
12071
7.00

LEON
FL
12073
6.00

LEVY
FL
12075
6.40

LIBERTY
FL
12077
6.00

MADISON
FL
12079
6.00

MANATEE
FL
12081
7.00

MARION
FL
12083
6.80

MARTIN
FL
12085
7.00

MIAMI-DADE
FL
12086
7.40

MONROE
FL
12087
7.40

NASSAU
FL
12089
6.40

OKALOOSA
FL
12091
5.80

OKEECHOBEE
FL
12093
7.00

ORANGE
FL
12095
6.80

OSCEOLA
FL
12097
6.80

PALM BEACH
FL
12099
7.40

PASCO
FL
12101
6.80

PINELLAS
FL
12103
6.80

POLK
FL
12105
6.80

PUTNAM
FL
12107
6.40

ST. JOHNS
FL
12109
6.40

ST. LUCIE
FL
12111
7.00

SANTA ROSA
FL
12113
5.80

SARASOTA
FL
12115
7.00

SEMINOLE
FL
12117
6.80

SUMTER
FL
12119
6.80

SUWANNEE
FL
12121
6.40

TAYLOR
FL
12123
6.40

UNION
FL
12125
6.40

VOLUSIA
FL
12127
6.80

WAKULLA
FL
12129
6.00

WALTON
FL
12131
6.00

WASHINGTON
FL
12133
6.00

APPLING
GA
13001
6.00

ATKINSON
GA
13003
6.00

BACON
GA
13005
6.00

BAKER
GA
13007
5.80

BALDWIN
GA
13009
5.80

BANKS
GA
13011
5.60

BARROW
GA
13013
5.80

BARTOW
GA
13015
5.60

BEN HILL
GA
13017
6.00

BERRIEN
GA
13019
6.00

BIBB
GA
13021
5.80

BLECKLEY
GA
13023
5.80

BRANTLEY
GA
13025
6.00

BROOKS
GA
13027
6.00

BRYAN
GA
13029
6.00

BULLOCH
GA
13031
6.00

BURKE
GA
13033
6.00

BUTTS
GA
13035
5.80

CALHOUN
GA
13037
5.80

CAMDEN
GA
13039
6.00

CANDLER
GA
13043
6.00

CARROLL
GA
13045
5.60

CATOOSA
GA
13047
5.40

CHARLTON
GA
13049
6.00

CHATHAM
GA
13051
6.00

CHATTAHOOCHEE
GA
13053
5.80

CHATTOOGA
GA
13055
5.40

CHEROKEE
GA
13057
5.60

CLARKE
GA
13059
5.80

CLAY
GA
13061
5.80

CLAYTON
GA
13063
5.80

CLINCH
GA
13065
6.00

COBB
GA
13067
5.60

COFFEE
GA
13069
6.00

COLQUITT
GA
13071
6.00

COLUMBIA
GA
13073
5.80

COOK
GA
13075
6.00

COWETA
GA
13077
5.80

CRAWFORD
GA
13079
5.80

CRISP
GA
13081
5.80

DADE
GA
13083
5.40

DAWSON
GA
13085
5.60

DECATUR
GA
13087
6.00

DE KALB
GA
13089
5.80

DODGE
GA
13091
5.80

DOOLY
GA
13093
5.80

DOUGHERTY
GA
13095
5.80

DOUGLAS
GA
13097
5.60

EARLY
GA
13099
5.80

ECHOLS
GA
13101
6.00

EFFINGHAM
GA
13103
6.00

ELBERT
GA
13105
5.80

EMANUEL
GA
13107
6.00

EVANS
GA
13109
6.00

FANNIN
GA
13111
5.60

FAYETTE
GA
13113
5.80

FLOYD
GA
13115
5.60

FORSYTH
GA
13117
5.60

FRANKLIN
GA
13119
5.60

FULTON
GA
13121
5.80

GILMER
GA
13123
5.60

GLASCOCK
GA
13125
5.80

GLYNN
GA
13127
6.00

GORDON
GA
13129
5.60

GRADY
GA
13131
6.00

GREENE
GA
13133
5.80

GWINNETT
GA
13135
5.80

HABERSHAM
GA
13137
5.60

HALL
GA
13139
5.60

HANCOCK
GA
13141
5.80

HARALSON
GA
13143
5.60

HARRIS
GA
13145
5.80

HART
GA
13147
5.60

HEARD
GA
13149
5.60

HENRY
GA
13151
5.80

HOUSTON
GA
13153
5.80

IRWIN
GA
13155
6.00

JACKSON
GA
13157
5.80

JASPER
GA
13159
5.80

JEFF DAVIS
GA
13161
6.00

JEFFERSON
GA
13163
5.80

JENKINS
GA
13165
6.00

JOHNSON
GA
13167
5.80

JONES
GA
13169
5.80

LAMAR
GA
13171
5.80

LANIER
GA
13173
6.00

LAURENS
GA
13175
5.80

LEE
GA
13177
5.80

LIBERTY
GA
13179
6.00

LINCOLN
GA
13181
5.80

LONG
GA
13183
6.00

LOWNDES
GA
13185
6.00

LUMPKIN
GA
13187
5.60

MCDUFFIE
GA
13189
5.80

MCINTOSH
GA
13191
6.00

MACON
GA
13193
5.80

MADISON
GA
13195
5.80

MARION
GA
13197
5.80

MERIWETHER
GA
13199
5.80

MILLER
GA
13201
5.80

MITCHELL
GA
13205
5.80

MONROE
GA
13207
5.80

MONTGOMERY
GA
13209
6.00

MORGAN
GA
13211
5.80

MURRAY
GA
13213
5.40

MUSCOGEE
GA
13215
5.80

NEWTON
GA
13217
5.80

OCONEE
GA
13219
5.80

OGLETHORPE
GA
13221
5.80

PAULDING
GA
13223
5.60

PEACH
GA
13225
5.80

PICKENS
GA
13227
5.60

PIERCE
GA
13229
6.00

PIKE
GA
13231
5.80

POLK
GA
13233
5.60

PULASKI
GA
13235
5.80

PUTNAM
GA
13237
5.80

QUITMAN
GA
13239
5.80

RABUN
GA
13241
5.60

RANDOLPH
GA
13243
5.80

RICHMOND
GA
13245
6.00

ROCKDALE
GA
13247
5.80

SCHLEY
GA
13249
5.80

SCREVEN
GA
13251
6.00

SEMINOLE
GA
13253
6.00

SPALDING
GA
13255
5.80

STEPHENS
GA
13257
5.60

STEWART
GA
13259
5.80

SUMTER
GA
13261
5.80

TALBOT
GA
13263
5.80

TALIAFERRO
GA
13265
5.80

TATTNALL
GA
13267
6.00

TAYLOR
GA
13269
5.80

TELFAIR
GA
13271
6.00

TERRELL
GA
13273
5.80

THOMAS
GA
13275
6.00

TIFT
GA
13277
5.80

TOOMBS
GA
13279
6.00

TOWNS
GA
13281
5.60

TREUTLEN
GA
13283
6.00

TROUP
GA
13285
5.60

TURNER
GA
13287
5.80

TWIGGS
GA
13289
5.80

UNION
GA
13291
5.60

UPSON
GA
13293
5.80

WALKER
GA
13295
5.40

WALTON
GA
13297
5.80

WARE
GA
13299
6.00

WARREN
GA
13301
5.80

WASHINGTON
GA
13303
5.80

WAYNE
GA
13305
6.00

WEBSTER
GA
13307
5.80

WHEELER
GA
13309
6.00

WHITE
GA
13311
5.60

WHITFIELD
GA
13313
5.40

WILCOX
GA
13315
5.80

WILKES
GA
13317
5.80

WILKINSON
GA
13319
5.80

WORTH
GA
13321
5.80

ADA
ID
16001
1.70

ADAMS
ID
16003
2.00

BANNOCK
ID
16005
2.00

BEAR LAKE
ID
16007
2.20

BENEWAH
ID
16009
2.40

BINGHAM
ID
16011
2.00

BLAINE
ID
16013
1.80

BOISE
ID
16015
1.70

BONNER
ID
16017
2.40

BONNEVILLE
ID
16019
2.00

BOUNDARY
ID
16021
2.40

BUTTE
ID
16023
2.00

CAMAS
ID
16025
1.80

CANYON
ID
16027
1.70

CARIBOU
ID
16029
2.00

CASSIA
ID
16031
1.70

CLARK
ID
16033
2.00

CLEARWATER
ID
16035
2.00

CUSTER
ID
16037
1.80

ELMORE
ID
16039
1.70

FRANKLIN
ID
16041
2.00

FREMONT
ID
16043
2.00

GEM
ID
16045
1.70

GOODING
ID
16047
1.70

IDAHO
ID
16049
2.00

JEFFERSON
ID
16051
2.00

JEROME
ID
16053
1.70

KOOTENAI
ID
16055
2.40

LATAH
ID
16057
2.20

LEMHI
ID
16059
1.80

LEWIS
ID
16061
2.00

LINCOLN
ID
16063
1.70

MADISON
ID
16065
2.00

MINIDOKA
ID
16067
1.70

NEZ PERCE
ID
16069
2.00

ONEIDA
ID
16071
2.00

OWYHEE
ID
16073
1.80

PAYETTE
ID
16075
1.70

POWER
ID
16077
2.00

SHOSHONE
ID
16079
2.20

TETON
ID
16081
2.00

TWIN FALLS
ID
16083
1.70

VALLEY
ID
16085
1.80

WASHINGTON
ID
16087
1.70

ADAMS
IL
17001
3.20

ALEXANDER
IL
17003
4.00

BOND
IL
17005
3.60

BOONE
IL
17007
3.10

BROWN
IL
17009
3.40

BUREAU
IL
17011
3.40

CALHOUN
IL
17013
3.60

CARROLL
IL
17015
3.20

CASS
IL
17017
3.40

CHAMPAIGN
IL
17019
3.60

CHRISTIAN
IL
17021
3.60

CLARK
IL
17023
3.60

CLAY
IL
17025
3.60

CLINTON
IL
17027
3.60

COLES
IL
17029
3.60

COOK
IL
17031
3.20

CRAWFORD
IL
17033
3.60

CUMBERLAND
IL
17035
3.60

DE KALB
IL
17037
3.20

DE WITT
IL
17039
3.40

DOUGLAS
IL
17041
3.60

DU PAGE
IL
17043
3.20

EDGAR
IL
17045
3.60

EDWARDS
IL
17047
3.60

EFFINGHAM
IL
17049
3.60

FAYETTE
IL
17051
3.60

FORD
IL
17053
3.60

FRANKLIN
IL
17055
3.60

FULTON
IL
17057
3.40

GALLATIN
IL
17059
4.00

GREENE
IL
17061
3.60

GRUNDY
IL
17063
3.40

HAMILTON
IL
17065
3.60

HANCOCK
IL
17067
3.20

HARDIN
IL
17069
4.00

HENDERSON
IL
17071
3.20

HENRY
IL
17073
3.20

IROQUOIS
IL
17075
3.60

JACKSON
IL
17077
3.60

JASPER
IL
17079
3.60

JEFFERSON
IL
17081
3.60

JERSEY
IL
17083
3.60

JO DAVIESS
IL
17085
3.10

JOHNSON
IL
17087
4.00

KANE
IL
17089
3.20

KANKAKEE
IL
17091
3.40

KENDALL
IL
17093
3.20

KNOX
IL
17095
3.40

LAKE
IL
17097
3.10

LA SALLE
IL
17099
3.40

LAWRENCE
IL
17101
3.60

LEE
IL
17103
3.20

LIVINGSTON
IL
17105
3.40

LOGAN
IL
17107
3.40

MCDONOUGH
IL
17109
3.40

MCHENRY
IL
17111
3.10

MCLEAN
IL
17113
3.40

MACON
IL
17115
3.40

MACOUPIN
IL
17117
3.60

MADISON
IL
17119
3.60

MARION
IL
17121
3.60

MARSHALL
IL
17123
3.40

MASON
IL
17125
3.40

MASSAC
IL
17127
4.00

MENARD
IL
17129
3.40

MERCER
IL
17131
3.20

MONROE
IL
17133
3.60

MONTGOMERY
IL
17135
3.60

MORGAN
IL
17137
3.40

MOULTRIE
IL
17139
3.60

OGLE
IL
17141
3.20

PEORIA
IL
17143
3.40

PERRY
IL
17145
3.60

PIATT
IL
17147
3.40

PIKE
IL
17149
3.40

POPE
IL
17151
4.00

PULASKI
IL
17153
4.00

PUTNAM
IL
17155
3.40

RANDOLPH
IL
17157
3.60

RICHLAND
IL
17159
3.60

ROCK ISLAND
IL
17161
3.20

ST. CLAIR
IL
17163
3.60

SALINE
IL
17165
4.00

SANGAMON
IL
17167
3.40

SCHUYLER
IL
17169
3.40

SCOTT
IL
17171
3.40

SHELBY
IL
17173
3.60

STARK
IL
17175
3.40

STEPHENSON
IL
17177
3.10

TAZEWELL
IL
17179
3.40

UNION
IL
17181
4.00

VERMILION
IL
17183
3.60

WABASH
IL
17185
3.60

WARREN
IL
17187
3.20

WASHINGTON
IL
17189
3.60

WAYNE
IL
17191
3.60

WHITE
IL
17193
3.60

WHITESIDE
IL
17195
3.20

WILL
IL
17197
3.20

WILLIAMSON
IL
17199
4.00

WINNEBAGO
IL
17201
3.10

WOODFORD
IL
17203
3.40

ADAMS
IN
18001
3.30

ALLEN
IN
18003
3.30

BARTHOLOMEW
IN
18005
3.70

BENTON
IN
18007
3.60

BLACKFORD
IN
18009
3.30

BOONE
IN
18011
3.60

BROWN
IN
18013
3.70

CARROLL
IN
18015
3.60

CASS
IN
18017
3.30

CLARK
IN
18019
4.00

CLAY
IN
18021
3.60

CLINTON
IN
18023
3.60

CRAWFORD
IN
18025
4.00

DAVIESS
IN
18027
3.70

DEARBORN
IN
18029
3.70

DECATUR
IN
18031
3.70

DEKALB
IN
18033
3.30

DELAWARE
IN
18035
3.60

DUBOIS
IN
18037
3.70

ELKHART
IN
18039
3.30

FAYETTE
IN
18041
3.60

FLOYD
IN
18043
4.00

FOUNTAIN
IN
18045
3.60

FRANKLIN
IN
18047
3.70

FULTON
IN
18049
3.30

GIBSON
IN
18051
3.70

GRANT
IN
18053
3.30

GREENE
IN
18055
3.70

HAMILTON
IN
18057
3.60

HANCOCK
IN
18059
3.60

HARRISON
IN
18061
4.00

HENDRICKS
IN
18063
3.60

HENRY
IN
18065
3.60

HOWARD
IN
18067
3.60

HUNTINGTON
IN
18069
3.30

JACKSON
IN
18071
3.70

JASPER
IN
18073
3.60

JAY
IN
18075
3.30

JEFFERSON
IN
18077
4.00

JENNINGS
IN
18079
3.70

JOHNSON
IN
18081
3.60

KNOX
IN
18083
3.70

KOSCIUSKO
IN
18085
3.30

LAGRANGE
IN
18087
3.30

LAKE
IN
18089
3.30

LA PORTE
IN
18091
3.30

LAWRENCE
IN
18093
3.70

MADISON
IN
18095
3.60

MARION
IN
18097
3.60

MARSHALL
IN
18099
3.30

MARTIN
IN
18101
3.70

MIAMI
IN
18103
3.30

MONROE
IN
18105
3.70

MONTGOMERY
IN
18107
3.60

MORGAN
IN
18109
3.60

NEWTON
IN
18111
3.60

NOBLE
IN
18113
3.30

OHIO
IN
18115
3.70

ORANGE
IN
18117
3.70

OWEN
IN
18119
3.60

PARKE
IN
18121
3.60

PERRY
IN
18123
4.00

PIKE
IN
18125
3.70

PORTER
IN
18127
3.30

POSEY
IN
18129
3.70

PULASKI
IN
18131
3.30

PUTNAM
IN
18133
3.60

RANDOLPH
IN
18135
3.60

RIPLEY
IN
18137
3.70

RUSH
IN
18139
3.60

ST. JOSEPH
IN
18141
3.30

SCOTT
IN
18143
4.00

SHELBY
IN
18145
3.60

SPENCER
IN
18147
4.00

STARKE
IN
18149
3.30

STEUBEN
IN
18151
3.30

SULLIVAN
IN
18153
3.70

SWITZERLAND
IN
18155
4.00

TIPPECANOE
IN
18157
3.60

TIPTON
IN
18159
3.60

UNION
IN
18161
3.60

VANDERBURGH
IN
18163
3.70

VERMILLION
IN
18165
3.60

VIGO
IN
18167
3.60

WABASH
IN
18169
3.30

WARREN
IN
18171
3.60

WARRICK
IN
18173
3.70

WASHINGTON
IN
18175
4.00

WAYNE
IN
18177
3.60

WELLS
IN
18179
3.30

WHITE
IN
18181
3.60

WHITLEY
IN
18183
3.30

ADAIR
IA
19001
2.70

ADAMS
IA
19003
2.90

ALLAMAKEE
IA
19005
2.90

APPANOOSE
IA
19007
2.90

AUDUBON
IA
19009
2.70

BENTON
IA
19011
2.90

BLACK HAWK
IA
19013
2.90

BOONE
IA
19015
2.70

BREMER
IA
19017
2.90

BUCHANAN
IA
19019
2.90

BUENA VISTA
IA
19021
2.60

BUTLER
IA
19023
2.90

CALHOUN
IA
19025
2.70

CARROLL
IA
19027
2.70

CASS
IA
19029
2.70

CEDAR
IA
19031
3.10

CERRO GORDO
IA
19033
2.90

CHEROKEE
IA
19035
2.60

CHICKASAW
IA
19037
2.90

CLARKE
IA
19039
2.90

CLAY
IA
19041
2.60

CLAYTON
IA
19043
2.90

CLINTON
IA
19045
3.10

CRAWFORD
IA
19047
2.60

DALLAS
IA
19049
2.70

DAVIS
IA
19051
2.90

DECATUR
IA
19053
2.90

DELAWARE
IA
19055
2.90

DES MOINES
IA
19057
3.10

DICKINSON
IA
19059
2.70

DUBUQUE
IA
19061
3.10

EMMET
IA
19063
2.70

FAYETTE
IA
19065
2.90

FLOYD
IA
19067
2.90

FRANKLIN
IA
19069
2.70

FREMONT
IA
19071
2.70

GREENE
IA
19073
2.70

GRUNDY
IA
19075
2.90

GUTHRIE
IA
19077
2.70

HAMILTON
IA
19079
2.70

HANCOCK
IA
19081
2.70

HARDIN
IA
19083
2.70

HARRISON
IA
19085
2.60

HENRY
IA
19087
2.90

HOWARD
IA
19089
2.80

HUMBOLDT
IA
19091
2.70

IDA
IA
19093
2.60

IOWA
IA
19095
2.90

JACKSON
IA
19097
3.10

JASPER
IA
19099
2.90

JEFFERSON
IA
19101
2.90

JOHNSON
IA
19103
2.90

JONES
IA
19105
3.10

KEOKUK
IA
19107
2.90

KOSSUTH
IA
19109
2.70

LEE
IA
19111
3.10

LINN
IA
19113
2.90

LOUISA
IA
19115
3.10

LUCAS
IA
19117
2.90

LYON
IA
19119
2.60

MADISON
IA
19121
2.70

MAHASKA
IA
19123
2.90

MARION
IA
19125
2.90

MARSHALL
IA
19127
2.90

MILLS
IA
19129
2.70

MITCHELL
IA
19131
2.80

MONONA
IA
19133
2.60

MONROE
IA
19135
2.90

MONTGOMERY
IA
19137
2.70

MUSCATINE
IA
19139
3.10

O'BRIEN
IA
19141
2.60

OSCEOLA
IA
19143
2.70

PAGE
IA
19145
2.90

PALO ALTO
IA
19147
2.70

PLYMOUTH
IA
19149
2.60

POCAHONTAS
IA
19151
2.70

POLK
IA
19153
2.70

POTTAWATTAMIE
IA
19155
2.70

POWESHIEK
IA
19157
2.90

RINGGOLD
IA
19159
2.90

SAC
IA
19161
2.60

SCOTT
IA
19163
3.10

SHELBY
IA
19165
2.60

SIOUX
IA
19167
2.60

STORY
IA
19169
2.70

TAMA
IA
19171
2.90

TAYLOR
IA
19173
2.90

UNION
IA
19175
2.90

VAN BUREN
IA
19177
2.90

WAPELLO
IA
19179
2.90

WARREN
IA
19181
2.70

WASHINGTON
IA
19183
2.90

WAYNE
IA
19185
2.90

WEBSTER
IA
19187
2.70

WINNEBAGO
IA
19189
2.70

WINNESHIEK
IA
19191
2.80

WOODBURY
IA
19193
2.60

WORTH
IA
19195
2.80

WRIGHT
IA
19197
2.70

ALLEN
KS
20001
2.90

ANDERSON
KS
20003
2.90

ATCHISON
KS
20005
2.90

BARBER
KS
20007
2.60

BARTON
KS
20009
2.60

BOURBON
KS
20011
3.20

BROWN
KS
20013
2.90

BUTLER
KS
20015
2.90

CHASE
KS
20017
2.70

CHAUTAUQUA
KS
20019
2.90

CHEROKEE
KS
20021
3.20

CHEYENNE
KS
20023
2.50

CLARK
KS
20025
2.60

CLAY
KS
20027
2.70

CLOUD
KS
20029
2.70

COFFEY
KS
20031
2.90

COMANCHE
KS
20033
2.60

COWLEY
KS
20035
2.90

CRAWFORD
KS
20037
3.20

DECATUR
KS
20039
2.50

DICKINSON
KS
20041
2.70

DONIPHAN
KS
20043
2.90

DOUGLAS
KS
20045
2.90

EDWARDS
KS
20047
2.60

ELK
KS
20049
2.90

ELLIS
KS
20051
2.50

ELLSWORTH
KS
20053
2.60

FINNEY
KS
20055
2.50

FORD
KS
20057
2.50

FRANKLIN
KS
20059
2.90

GEARY
KS
20061
2.70

GOVE
KS
20063
2.50

GRAHAM
KS
20065
2.50

GRANT
KS
20067
2.50

GRAY
KS
20069
2.50

GREELEY
KS
20071
2.50

GREENWOOD
KS
20073
2.90

HAMILTON
KS
20075
2.50

HARPER
KS
20077
2.90

HARVEY
KS
20079
2.90

HASKELL
KS
20081
2.50

HODGEMAN
KS
20083
2.50

JACKSON
KS
20085
2.90

JEFFERSON
KS
20087
2.90

JEWELL
KS
20089
2.60

JOHNSON
KS
20091
3.20

KEARNY
KS
20093
2.50

KINGMAN
KS
20095
2.90

KIOWA
KS
20097
2.60

LABETTE
KS
20099
3.20

LANE
KS
20101
2.50

LEAVENWORTH
KS
20103
2.90

LINCOLN
KS
20105
2.60

LINN
KS
20107
3.20

LOGAN
KS
20109
2.50

LYON
KS
20111
2.90

MCPHERSON
KS
20113
2.70

MARION
KS
20115
2.70

MARSHALL
KS
20117
2.70

MEADE
KS
20119
2.50

MIAMI
KS
20121
3.20

MITCHELL
KS
20123
2.60

MONTGOMERY
KS
20125
3.20

MORRIS
KS
20127
2.70

MORTON
KS
20129
2.50

NEMAHA
KS
20131
2.70

NEOSHO
KS
20133
2.90

NESS
KS
20135
2.50

NORTON
KS
20137
2.50

OSAGE
KS
20139
2.90

OSBORNE
KS
20141
2.50

OTTAWA
KS
20143
2.70

PAWNEE
KS
20145
2.50

PHILLIPS
KS
20147
2.50

POTTAWATOMIE
KS
20149
2.70

PRATT
KS
20151
2.60

RAWLINS
KS
20153
2.50

RENO
KS
20155
2.90

REPUBLIC
KS
20157
2.60

RICE
KS
20159
2.60

RILEY
KS
20161
2.70

ROOKS
KS
20163
2.50

RUSH
KS
20165
2.50

RUSSELL
KS
20167
2.50

SALINE
KS
20169
2.70

SCOTT
KS
20171
2.50

SEDGWICK
KS
20173
2.90

SEWARD
KS
20175
2.50

SHAWNEE
KS
20177
2.90

SHERIDAN
KS
20179
2.50

SHERMAN
KS
20181
2.50

SMITH
KS
20183
2.50

STAFFORD
KS
20185
2.60

STANTON
KS
20187
2.50

STEVENS
KS
20189
2.50

SUMNER
KS
20191
2.90

THOMAS
KS
20193
2.50

TREGO
KS
20195
2.50

WABAUNSEE
KS
20197
2.90

WALLACE
KS
20199
2.50

WASHINGTON
KS
20201
2.70

WICHITA
KS
20203
2.50

WILSON
KS
20205
2.90

WOODSON
KS
20207
2.90

WYANDOTTE
KS
20209
3.20

ADAIR
KY
21001
4.20

ALLEN
KY
21003
4.20

ANDERSON
KY
21005
4.20

BALLARD
KY
21007
4.00

BARREN
KY
21009
4.20

BATH
KY
21011
4.20

BELL
KY
21013
4.80

BOONE
KY
21015
4.00

BOURBON
KY
21017
4.20

BOYD
KY
21019
4.20

BOYLE
KY
21021
4.20

BRACKEN
KY
21023
4.00

BREATHITT
KY
21025
4.50

BRECKINRIDGE
KY
21027
4.00

BULLITT
KY
21029
4.00

BUTLER
KY
21031
4.20

CALDWELL
KY
21033
4.00

CALLOWAY
KY
21035
4.20

CAMPBELL
KY
21037
4.00

CARLISLE
KY
21039
4.00

CARROLL
KY
21041
4.00

CARTER
KY
21043
4.20

CASEY
KY
21045
4.20

CHRISTIAN
KY
21047
4.20

CLARK
KY
21049
4.20

CLAY
KY
21051
4.50

CLINTON
KY
21053
4.50

CRITTENDEN
KY
21055
4.00

CUMBERLAND
KY
21057
4.50

DAVIESS
KY
21059
4.00

EDMONSON
KY
21061
4.20

ELLIOTT
KY
21063
4.20

ESTILL
KY
21065
4.20

FAYETTE
KY
21067
4.20

FLEMING
KY
21069
4.20

FLOYD
KY
21071
4.50

FRANKLIN
KY
21073
4.00

FULTON
KY
21075
4.00

GALLATIN
KY
21077
4.00

GARRARD
KY
21079
4.20

GRANT
KY
21081
4.00

GRAVES
KY
21083
4.20

GRAYSON
KY
21085
4.00

GREEN
KY
21087
4.20

GREENUP
KY
21089
4.20

HANCOCK
KY
21091
4.00

HARDIN
KY
21093
4.20

HARLAN
KY
21095
4.80

HARRISON
KY
21097
4.20

HART
KY
21099
4.20

HENDERSON
KY
21101
4.00

HENRY
KY
21103
4.00

HICKMAN
KY
21105
4.00

HOPKINS
KY
21107
4.00

JACKSON
KY
21109
4.20

JEFFERSON
KY
21111
4.00

JESSAMINE
KY
21113
4.20

JOHNSON
KY
21115
4.50

KENTON
KY
21117
4.00

KNOTT
KY
21119
4.50

KNOX
KY
21121
4.50

LARUE
KY
21123
4.20

LAUREL
KY
21125
4.50

LAWRENCE
KY
21127
4.20

LEE
KY
21129
4.20

LESLIE
KY
21131
4.50

LETCHER
KY
21133
4.80

LEWIS
KY
21135
4.20

LINCOLN
KY
21137
4.20

LIVINGSTON
KY
21139
4.00

LOGAN
KY
21141
4.20

LYON
KY
21143
4.00

MCCRACKEN
KY
21145
4.00

MCCREARY
KY
21147
4.50

MCLEAN
KY
21149
4.00

MADISON
KY
21151
4.20

MAGOFFIN
KY
21153
4.50

MARION
KY
21155
4.20

MARSHALL
KY
21157
4.00

MARTIN
KY
21159
4.50

MASON
KY
21161
4.20

MEADE
KY
21163
4.00

MENIFEE
KY
21165
4.20

MERCER
KY
21167
4.20

METCALFE
KY
21169
4.20

MONROE
KY
21171
4.50

MONTGOMERY
KY
21173
4.20

MORGAN
KY
21175
4.20

MUHLENBERG
KY
21177
4.00

NELSON
KY
21179
4.20

NICHOLAS
KY
21181
4.20

OHIO
KY
21183
4.00

OLDHAM
KY
21185
4.00

OWEN
KY
21187
4.00

OWSLEY
KY
21189
4.50

PENDLETON
KY
21191
4.00

PERRY
KY
21193
4.50

PIKE
KY
21195
4.50

POWELL
KY
21197
4.20

PULASKI
KY
21199
4.50

ROBERTSON
KY
21201
4.20

ROCKCASTLE
KY
21203
4.20

ROWAN
KY
21205
4.20

RUSSELL
KY
21207
4.50

SCOTT
KY
21209
4.00

SHELBY
KY
21211
4.00

SIMPSON
KY
21213
4.20

SPENCER
KY
21215
4.00

TAYLOR
KY
21217
4.20

TODD
KY
21219
4.20

TRIGG
KY
21221
4.20

TRIMBLE
KY
21223
4.00

UNION
KY
21225
4.00

WARREN
KY
21227
4.20

WASHINGTON
KY
21229
4.20

WAYNE
KY
21231
4.50

WEBSTER
KY
21233
4.00

WHITLEY
KY
21235
4.50

WOLFE
KY
21237
4.20

WOODFORD
KY
21239
4.20

ACADIA
LA
22001
5.20

ALLEN
LA
22003
4.90

ASCENSION
LA
22005
5.20

ASSUMPTION
LA
22007
5.20

AVOYELLES
LA
22009
5.20

BEAUREGARD
LA
22011
4.90

BIENVILLE
LA
22013
4.60

BOSSIER
LA
22015
4.30

CADDO
LA
22017
4.30

CALCASIEU
LA
22019
4.90

CALDWELL
LA
22021
4.90

CAMERON
LA
22023
4.90

CATAHOULA
LA
22025
5.20

CLAIBORNE
LA
22027
4.30

CONCORDIA
LA
22029
5.20

DE SOTO
LA
22031
4.30

EAST BATON ROUGE
LA
22033
5.20

EAST CARROLL
LA
22035
5.20

EAST FELICIANA
LA
22037
5.20

EVANGELINE
LA
22039
4.90

FRANKLIN
LA
22041
4.90

GRANT
LA
22043
4.90

IBERIA
LA
22045
5.20

IBERVILLE
LA
22047
5.20

JACKSON
LA
22049
4.60

JEFFERSON
LA
22051
5.60

JEFFERSON DAVIS
LA
22053
4.90

LAFAYETTE
LA
22055
5.20

LAFOURCHE
LA
22057
5.60

LA SALLE
LA
22059
4.90

LINCOLN
LA
22061
4.60

LIVINGSTON
LA
22063
5.40

MADISON
LA
22065
5.20

MOREHOUSE
LA
22067
4.90

NATCHITOCHES
LA
22069
4.60

ORLEANS
LA
22071
5.60

OUACHITA
LA
22073
4.90

PLAQUEMINES
LA
22075
5.60

POINTE COUPEE
LA
22077
5.20

RAPIDES
LA
22079
4.90

RED RIVER
LA
22081
4.60

RICHLAND
LA
22083
4.90

SABINE
LA
22085
4.60

ST. BERNARD
LA
22087
5.60

ST. CHARLES
LA
22089
5.60

ST. HELENA
LA
22091
5.40

ST. JAMES
LA
22093
5.20

ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST
LA
22095
5.60

ST. LANDRY
LA
22097
5.20

ST. MARTIN
LA
22099
5.20

ST. MARY
LA
22101
5.20

ST. TAMMANY
LA
22103
5.60

TANGIPAHOA
LA
22105
5.40

TENSAS
LA
22107
5.20

TERREBONNE
LA
22109
5.60

UNION
LA
22111
4.60

VERMILION
LA
22113
5.20

VERNON
LA
22115
4.60

WASHINGTON
LA
22117
5.60

WEBSTER
LA
22119
4.30

WEST BATON ROUGE
LA
22121
5.20

WEST CARROLL
LA
22123
4.90

WEST FELICIANA
LA
22125
5.20

WINN
LA
22127
4.60

ANDROSCOGGIN
ME
23001
4.20

AROOSTOOK
ME
23003
3.90

CUMBERLAND
ME
23005
4.50

FRANKLIN
ME
23007
4.20

HANCOCK
ME
23009
3.90

KENNEBEC
ME
23011
4.20

KNOX
ME
23013
4.20

LINCOLN
ME
23015
4.20

OXFORD
ME
23017
4.20

PENOBSCOT
ME
23019
3.90

PISCATAQUIS
ME
23021
3.90

SAGADAHOC
ME
23023
4.20

SOMERSET
ME
23025
3.90

WALDO
ME
23027
3.90

WASHINGTON
ME
23029
3.90

YORK
ME
23031
4.50

ALLEGANY
MD
24001
4.10

ANNE ARUNDEL
MD
24003
4.60

BALTIMORE
MD
24005
4.40

CALVERT
MD
24009
4.80

CAROLINE
MD
24011
4.60

CARROLL
MD
24013
4.40

CECIL
MD
24015
4.40

CHARLES
MD
24017
4.80

DORCHESTER
MD
24019
4.80

FREDERICK
MD
24021
4.40

GARRETT
MD
24023
4.10

HARFORD
MD
24025
4.40

HOWARD
MD
24027
4.60

KENT
MD
24029
4.60

MONTGOMERY
MD
24031
4.60

PRINCE GEORGE'S
MD
24033
4.60

QUEEN ANNE'S
MD
24035
4.60

ST. MARY'S
MD
24037
4.80

SOMERSET
MD
24039
4.80

TALBOT
MD
24041
4.60

WASHINGTON
MD
24043
4.20

WICOMICO
MD
24045
4.80

WORCESTER
MD
24047
4.80

BALTIMORE CITY
MD
24510
4.60

BARNSTABLE
MA
25001
5.10

BERKSHIRE
MA
25003
4.50

BRISTOL
MA
25005
5.10

DUKES
MA
25007
5.10

ESSEX
MA
25009
5.10

FRANKLIN
MA
25011
4.70

HAMPDEN
MA
25013
4.70

HAMPSHIRE
MA
25015
4.70

MIDDLESEX
MA
25017
5.10

NANTUCKET
MA
25019
5.10

NORFOLK
MA
25021
5.10

PLYMOUTH
MA
25023
5.10

SUFFOLK
MA
25025
5.10

WORCESTER
MA
25027
4.90

ALCONA
MI
26001
3.30

ALGER
MI
26003
3.00

ALLEGAN
MI
26005
3.30

ALPENA
MI
26007
3.30

ANTRIM
MI
26009
3.30

ARENAC
MI
26011
3.30

BARAGA
MI
26013
3.00

BARRY
MI
26015
3.30

BAY
MI
26017
3.30

BENZIE
MI
26019
3.30

BERRIEN
MI
26021
3.30

BRANCH
MI
26023
3.30

CALHOUN
MI
26025
3.30

CASS
MI
26027
3.30

CHARLEVOIX
MI
26029
3.30

CHEBOYGAN
MI
26031
3.30

CHIPPEWA
MI
26033
3.00

CLARE
MI
26035
3.30

CLINTON
MI
26037
3.30

CRAWFORD
MI
26039
3.30

DELTA
MI
26041
2.80

DICKINSON
MI
26043
2.80

EATON
MI
26045
3.30

EMMET
MI
26047
3.30

GENESEE
MI
26049
3.30

GLADWIN
MI
26051
3.30

GOGEBIC
MI
26053
2.80

GRAND TRAVERSE
MI
26055
3.30

GRATIOT
MI
26057
3.30

HILLSDALE
MI
26059
3.30

HOUGHTON
MI
26061
3.00

HURON
MI
26063
3.30

INGHAM
MI
26065
3.30

IONIA
MI
26067
3.30

IOSCO
MI
26069
3.30

IRON
MI
26071
2.80

ISABELLA
MI
26073
3.30

JACKSON
MI
26075
3.30

KALAMAZOO
MI
26077
3.30

KALKASKA
MI
26079
3.30

KENT
MI
26081
3.30

KEWEENAW
MI
26083
3.00

LAKE
MI
26085
3.30

LAPEER
MI
26087
3.30

LEELANAU
MI
26089
3.30

LENAWEE
MI
26091
3.30

LIVINGSTON
MI
26093
3.30

LUCE
MI
26095
3.00

MACKINAC
MI
26097
3.00

MACOMB
MI
26099
3.30

MANISTEE
MI
26101
3.30

MARQUETTE
MI
26103
3.00

MASON
MI
26105
3.30

MECOSTA
MI
26107
3.30

MENOMINEE
MI
26109
2.80

MIDLAND
MI
26111
3.30

MISSAUKEE
MI
26113
3.30

MONROE
MI
26115
3.30

MONTCALM
MI
26117
3.30

MONTMORENCY
MI
26119
3.30

MUSKEGON
MI
26121
3.30

NEWAYGO
MI
26123
3.30

OAKLAND
MI
26125
3.30

OCEANA
MI
26127
3.30

OGEMAW
MI
26129
3.30

ONTONAGON
MI
26131
2.80

OSCEOLA
MI
26133
3.30

OSCODA
MI
26135
3.30

OTSEGO
MI
26137
3.30

OTTAWA
MI
26139
3.30

PRESQUE ISLE
MI
26141
3.30

ROSCOMMON
MI
26143
3.30

SAGINAW
MI
26145
3.30

ST. CLAIR
MI
26147
3.30

ST. JOSEPH
MI
26149
3.30

SANILAC
MI
26151
3.30

SCHOOLCRAFT
MI
26153
3.00

SHIAWASSEE
MI
26155
3.30

TUSCOLA
MI
26157
3.30

VAN BUREN
MI
26159
3.30

WASHTENAW
MI
26161
3.30

WAYNE
MI
26163
3.30

WEXFORD
MI
26165
3.30

AITKIN
MN
27001
2.80

ANOKA
MN
27003
2.80

BECKER
MN
27005
2.80

BELTRAMI
MN
27007
2.30

BENTON
MN
27009
2.80

BIG STONE
MN
27011
2.70

BLUE EARTH
MN
27013
2.80

BROWN
MN
27015
2.80

CARLTON
MN
27017
2.80

CARVER
MN
27019
2.80

CASS
MN
27021
2.80

CHIPPEWA
MN
27023
2.80

CHISAGO
MN
27025
2.80

CLAY
MN
27027
2.80

CLEARWATER
MN
27029
2.30

COOK
MN
27031
2.30

COTTONWOOD
MN
27033
2.80

CROW WING
MN
27035
2.80

DAKOTA
MN
27037
2.90

DODGE
MN
27039
2.80

DOUGLAS
MN
27041
2.80

FARIBAULT
MN
27043
2.80

FILLMORE
MN
27045
2.80

FREEBORN
MN
27047
2.80

GOODHUE
MN
27049
2.80

GRANT
MN
27051
2.80

HENNEPIN
MN
27053
2.90

HOUSTON
MN
27055
2.80

HUBBARD
MN
27057
2.80

ISANTI
MN
27059
2.80

ITASCA
MN
27061
2.30

JACKSON
MN
27063
2.80

KANABEC
MN
27065
2.80

KANDIYOHI
MN
27067
2.80

KITTSON
MN
27069
2.30

KOOCHICHING
MN
27071
2.30

LAC QUI PARLE
MN
27073
2.70

LAKE
MN
27075
2.30

LAKE OF THE WOODS
MN
27077
2.30

LE SUEUR
MN
27079
2.80

LINCOLN
MN
27081
2.60

LYON
MN
27083
2.70

MCLEOD
MN
27085
2.80

MAHNOMEN
MN
27087
2.60

MARSHALL
MN
27089
2.30

MARTIN
MN
27091
2.80

MEEKER
MN
27093
2.80

MILLE LACS
MN
27095
2.80

MORRISON
MN
27097
2.80

MOWER
MN
27099
2.80

MURRAY
MN
27101
2.70

NICOLLET
MN
27103
2.80

NOBLES
MN
27105
2.70

NORMAN
MN
27107
2.60

OLMSTED
MN
27109
2.80

OTTER TAIL
MN
27111
2.80

PENNINGTON
MN
27113
2.30

PINE
MN
27115
2.80

PIPESTONE
MN
27117
2.60

POLK
MN
27119
2.30

POPE
MN
27121
2.80

RAMSEY
MN
27123
2.90

RED LAKE
MN
27125
2.30

REDWOOD
MN
27127
2.80

RENVILLE
MN
27129
2.80

RICE
MN
27131
2.80

ROCK
MN
27133
2.60

ROSEAU
MN
27135
2.30

ST. LOUIS
MN
27137
2.30

SCOTT
MN
27139
2.90

SHERBURNE
MN
27141
2.80

SIBLEY
MN
27143
2.80

STEARNS
MN
27145
2.80

STEELE
MN
27147
2.80

STEVENS
MN
27149
2.80

SWIFT
MN
27151
2.80

TODD
MN
27153
2.80

TRAVERSE
MN
27155
2.70

WABASHA
MN
27157
2.80

WADENA
MN
27159
2.80

WASECA
MN
27161
2.80

WASHINGTON
MN
27163
2.90

WATONWAN
MN
27165
2.80

WILKIN
MN
27167
2.80

WINONA
MN
27169
2.80

WRIGHT
MN
27171
2.80

YELLOW MEDICINE
MN
27173
2.70

ADAMS
MS
28001
5.20

ALCORN
MS
28003
4.90

AMITE
MS
28005
5.40

ATTALA
MS
28007
5.20

BENTON
MS
28009
4.90

BOLIVAR
MS
28011
4.90

CALHOUN
MS
28013
5.20

CARROLL
MS
28015
5.20

CHICKASAW
MS
28017
5.20

CHOCTAW
MS
28019
5.20

CLAIBORNE
MS
28021
5.20

CLARKE
MS
28023
5.60

CLAY
MS
28025
5.20

COAHOMA
MS
28027
4.90

COPIAH
MS
28029
5.40

COVINGTON
MS
28031
5.60

DE SOTO
MS
28033
4.60

FORREST
MS
28035
5.80

FRANKLIN
MS
28037
5.20

GEORGE
MS
28039
5.80

GREENE
MS
28041
5.80

GRENADA
MS
28043
5.20

HANCOCK
MS
28045
5.80

HARRISON
MS
28047
5.80

HINDS
MS
28049
5.40

HOLMES
MS
28051
5.20

HUMPHREYS
MS
28053
5.20

ISSAQUENA
MS
28055
5.20

ITAWAMBA
MS
28057
5.20

JACKSON
MS
28059
5.80

JASPER
MS
28061
5.60

JEFFERSON
MS
28063
5.20

JEFFERSON DAVIS
MS
28065
5.60

JONES
MS
28067
5.60

KEMPER
MS
28069
5.40

LAFAYETTE
MS
28071
4.90

LAMAR
MS
28073
5.80

LAUDERDALE
MS
28075
5.60

LAWRENCE
MS
28077
5.60

LEAKE
MS
28079
5.40

LEE
MS
28081
5.20

LEFLORE
MS
28083
5.20

LINCOLN
MS
28085
5.40

LOWNDES
MS
28087
5.20

MADISON
MS
28089
5.40

MARION
MS
28091
5.60

MARSHALL
MS
28093
4.90

MONROE
MS
28095
5.20

MONTGOMERY
MS
28097
5.20

NESHOBA
MS
28099
5.40

NEWTON
MS
28101
5.60

NOXUBEE
MS
28103
5.40

OKTIBBEHA
MS
28105
5.20

PANOLA
MS
28107
4.90

PEARL RIVER
MS
28109
5.80

PERRY
MS
28111
5.80

PIKE
MS
28113
5.40

PONTOTOC
MS
28115
4.90

PRENTISS
MS
28117
4.90

QUITMAN
MS
28119
4.90

RANKIN
MS
28121
5.40

SCOTT
MS
28123
5.40

SHARKEY
MS
28125
5.20

SIMPSON
MS
28127
5.60

SMITH
MS
28129
5.60

STONE
MS
28131
5.80

SUNFLOWER
MS
28133
4.90

TALLAHATCHIE
MS
28135
4.90

TATE
MS
28137
4.90

TIPPAH
MS
28139
4.90

TISHOMINGO
MS
28141
4.90

TUNICA
MS
28143
4.60

UNION
MS
28145
4.90

WALTHALL
MS
28147
5.60

WARREN
MS
28149
5.20

WASHINGTON
MS
28151
4.90

WAYNE
MS
28153
5.80

WEBSTER
MS
28155
5.20

WILKINSON
MS
28157
5.20

WINSTON
MS
28159
5.40

YALOBUSHA
MS
28161
4.90

YAZOO
MS
28163
5.20

ADAIR
MO
29001
3.20

ANDREW
MO
29003
2.90

ATCHISON
MO
29005
2.70

AUDRAIN
MO
29007
3.40

BARRY
MO
29009
3.20

BARTON
MO
29011
3.20

BATES
MO
29013
3.20

BENTON
MO
29015
3.20

BOLLINGER
MO
29017
3.60

BOONE
MO
29019
3.40

BUCHANAN
MO
29021
3.20

BUTLER
MO
29023
4.00

CALDWELL
MO
29025
3.20

CALLAWAY
MO
29027
3.40

CAMDEN
MO
29029
3.40

CAPE GIRARDEAU
MO
29031
3.60

CARROLL
MO
29033
3.20

CARTER
MO
29035
4.00

CASS
MO
29037
3.20

CEDAR
MO
29039
3.20

CHARITON
MO
29041
3.20

CHRISTIAN
MO
29043
3.30

CLARK
MO
29045
3.20

CLAY
MO
29047
3.20

CLINTON
MO
29049
3.20

COLE
MO
29051
3.40

COOPER
MO
29053
3.40

CRAWFORD
MO
29055
3.60

DADE
MO
29057
3.20

DALLAS
MO
29059
3.30

DAVIESS
MO
29061
3.20

DE KALB
MO
29063
3.20

DENT
MO
29065
3.60

DOUGLAS
MO
29067
3.30

DUNKLIN
MO
29069
4.30

FRANKLIN
MO
29071
3.60

GASCONADE
MO
29073
3.60

GENTRY
MO
29075
2.90

GREENE
MO
29077
3.20

GRUNDY
MO
29079
3.20

HARRISON
MO
29081
2.90

HENRY
MO
29083
3.20

HICKORY
MO
29085
3.20

HOLT
MO
29087
2.90

HOWARD
MO
29089
3.40

HOWELL
MO
29091
3.60

IRON
MO
29093
3.60

JACKSON
MO
29095
3.20

JASPER
MO
29097
3.20

JEFFERSON
MO
29099
3.60

JOHNSON
MO
29101
3.20

KNOX
MO
29103
3.20

LACLEDE
MO
29105
3.30

LAFAYETTE
MO
29107
3.20

LAWRENCE
MO
29109
3.20

LEWIS
MO
29111
3.20

LINCOLN
MO
29113
3.60

LINN
MO
29115
3.20

LIVINGSTON
MO
29117
3.20

MCDONALD
MO
29119
3.20

MACON
MO
29121
3.20

MADISON
MO
29123
3.60

MARIES
MO
29125
3.60

MARION
MO
29127
3.20

MERCER
MO
29129
2.90

MILLER
MO
29131
3.40

MISSISSIPPI
MO
29133
4.00

MONITEAU
MO
29135
3.40

MONROE
MO
29137
3.40

MONTGOMERY
MO
29139
3.40

MORGAN
MO
29141
3.40

NEW MADRID
MO
29143
4.00

NEWTON
MO
29145
3.20

NODAWAY
MO
29147
2.90

OREGON
MO
29149
4.00

OSAGE
MO
29151
3.60

OZARK
MO
29153
3.60

PEMISCOT
MO
29155
4.30

PERRY
MO
29157
3.60

PETTIS
MO
29159
3.40

PHELPS
MO
29161
3.60

PIKE
MO
29163
3.40

PLATTE
MO
29165
3.20

POLK
MO
29167
3.20

PULASKI
MO
29169
3.40

PUTNAM
MO
29171
2.90

RALLS
MO
29173
3.40

RANDOLPH
MO
29175
3.40

RAY
MO
29177
3.20

REYNOLDS
MO
29179
3.60

RIPLEY
MO
29181
4.00

ST. CHARLES
MO
29183
3.60

ST. CLAIR
MO
29185
3.20

STE. GENEVIEVE
MO
29186
3.60

ST. FRANCOIS
MO
29187
3.60

ST. LOUIS
MO
29189
3.60

SALINE
MO
29195
3.40

SCHUYLER
MO
29197
3.20

SCOTLAND
MO
29199
3.20

SCOTT
MO
29201
4.00

SHANNON
MO
29203
3.60

SHELBY
MO
29205
3.20

STODDARD
MO
29207
4.00

STONE
MO
29209
3.30

SULLIVAN
MO
29211
3.20

TANEY
MO
29213
3.30

TEXAS
MO
29215
3.60

VERNON
MO
29217
3.20

WARREN
MO
29219
3.60

WASHINGTON
MO
29221
3.60

WAYNE
MO
29223
4.00

WEBSTER
MO
29225
3.20

WORTH
MO
29227
2.90

WRIGHT
MO
29229
3.30

ST. LOUIS CITY
MO
29510
3.60

BEAVERHEAD
MT
30001
1.80

BIG HORN
MT
30003
2.40

BLAINE
MT
30005
2.00

BROADWATER
MT
30007
1.80

CARBON
MT
30009
2.40

CARTER
MT
30011
2.40

CASCADE
MT
30013
1.80

CHOUTEAU
MT
30015
1.80

CUSTER
MT
30017
2.40

DANIELS
MT
30019
2.30

DAWSON
MT
30021
2.40

DEER LODGE
MT
30023
1.80

FALLON
MT
30025
2.40

FERGUS
MT
30027
2.00

FLATHEAD
MT
30029
2.00

GALLATIN
MT
30031
2.00

GARFIELD
MT
30033
2.40

GLACIER
MT
30035
1.80

GOLDEN VALLEY
MT
30037
2.00

GRANITE
MT
30039
1.80

HILL
MT
30041
1.80

JEFFERSON
MT
30043
1.80

JUDITH BASIN
MT
30045
2.00

LAKE
MT
30047
2.00

LEWIS AND CLARK
MT
30049
1.70

LIBERTY
MT
30051
1.80

LINCOLN
MT
30053
2.00

MCCONE
MT
30055
2.40

MADISON
MT
30057
1.80

MEAGHER
MT
30059
1.80

MINERAL
MT
30061
2.00

MISSOULA
MT
30063
1.80

MUSSELSHELL
MT
30065
2.40

PARK
MT
30067
2.00

PETROLEUM
MT
30069
2.40

PHILLIPS
MT
30071
2.30

PONDERA
MT
30073
1.70

POWDER RIVER
MT
30075
2.40

POWELL
MT
30077
1.80

PRAIRIE
MT
30079
2.40

RAVALLI
MT
30081
1.80

RICHLAND
MT
30083
2.40

ROOSEVELT
MT
30085
2.30

ROSEBUD
MT
30087
2.40

SANDERS
MT
30089
2.00

SHERIDAN
MT
30091
2.30

SILVER BOW
MT
30093
1.80

STILLWATER
MT
30095
2.40

SWEET GRASS
MT
30097
2.00

TETON
MT
30099
1.70

TOOLE
MT
30101
1.80

TREASURE
MT
30103
2.40

VALLEY
MT
30105
2.30

WHEATLAND
MT
30107
2.00

WIBAUX
MT
30109
2.40

YELLOWSTONE
MT
30111
2.40

ADAMS
NE
31001
2.60

ANTELOPE
NE
31003
2.60

ARTHUR
NE
31005
2.40

BANNER
NE
31007
2.40

BLAINE
NE
31009
2.50

BOONE
NE
31011
2.60

BOX BUTTE
NE
31013
2.40

BOYD
NE
31015
2.50

BROWN
NE
31017
2.50

BUFFALO
NE
31019
2.50

BURT
NE
31021
2.60

BUTLER
NE
31023
2.60

CASS
NE
31025
2.70

CEDAR
NE
31027
2.60

CHASE
NE
31029
2.50

CHERRY
NE
31031
2.40

CHEYENNE
NE
31033
2.40

CLAY
NE
31035
2.60

COLFAX
NE
31037
2.60

CUMING
NE
31039
2.60

CUSTER
NE
31041
2.50

DAKOTA
NE
31043
2.60

DAWES
NE
31045
2.40

DAWSON
NE
31047
2.50

DEUEL
NE
31049
2.40

DIXON
NE
31051
2.60

DODGE
NE
31053
2.60

DOUGLAS
NE
31055
2.70

DUNDY
NE
31057
2.50

FILLMORE
NE
31059
2.60

FRANKLIN
NE
31061
2.60

FRONTIER
NE
31063
2.50

FURNAS
NE
31065
2.50

GAGE
NE
31067
2.70

GARDEN
NE
31069
2.40

GARFIELD
NE
31071
2.50

GOSPER
NE
31073
2.50

GRANT
NE
31075
2.40

GREELEY
NE
31077
2.60

HALL
NE
31079
2.60

HAMILTON
NE
31081
2.60

HARLAN
NE
31083
2.50

HAYES
NE
31085
2.50

HITCHCOCK
NE
31087
2.50

HOLT
NE
31089
2.50

HOOKER
NE
31091
2.40

HOWARD
NE
31093
2.60

JEFFERSON
NE
31095
2.60

JOHNSON
NE
31097
2.70

KEARNEY
NE
31099
2.60

KEITH
NE
31101
2.50

KEYA PAHA
NE
31103
2.50

KIMBALL
NE
31105
2.40

KNOX
NE
31107
2.60

LANCASTER
NE
31109
2.60

LINCOLN
NE
31111
2.50

LOGAN
NE
31113
2.40

LOUP
NE
31115
2.50

MCPHERSON
NE
31117
2.40

MADISON
NE
31119
2.60

MERRICK
NE
31121
2.60

MORRILL
NE
31123
2.40

NANCE
NE
31125
2.60

NEMAHA
NE
31127
2.70

NUCKOLLS
NE
31129
2.60

OTOE
NE
31131
2.70

PAWNEE
NE
31133
2.70

PERKINS
NE
31135
2.50

PHELPS
NE
31137
2.50

PIERCE
NE
31139
2.60

PLATTE
NE
31141
2.60

POLK
NE
31143
2.60

RED WILLOW
NE
31145
2.50

RICHARDSON
NE
31147
2.70

ROCK
NE
31149
2.50

SALINE
NE
31151
2.60

SARPY
NE
31153
2.70

SAUNDERS
NE
31155
2.60

SCOTTS BLUFF
NE
31157
2.40

SEWARD
NE
31159
2.60

SHERIDAN
NE
31161
2.40

SHERMAN
NE
31163
2.50

SIOUX
NE
31165
2.40

STANTON
NE
31167
2.60

THAYER
NE
31169
2.60

THOMAS
NE
31171
2.40

THURSTON
NE
31173
2.60

VALLEY
NE
31175
2.50

WASHINGTON
NE
31177
2.60

WAYNE
NE
31179
2.60

WEBSTER
NE
31181
2.60

WHEELER
NE
31183
2.50

YORK
NE
31185
2.60

CHURCHILL
NV
32001
1.90

CLARK
NV
32003
2.60

DOUGLAS
NV
32005
1.80

ELKO
NV
32007
2.00

ESMERALDA
NV
32009
2.20

EUREKA
NV
32011
2.20

HUMBOLDT
NV
32013
1.90

LANDER
NV
32015
2.00

LINCOLN
NV
32017
2.50

LYON
NV
32019
1.90

MINERAL
NV
32021
2.00

NYE
NV
32023
2.20

PERSHING
NV
32027
1.90

STOREY
NV
32029
1.90

WASHOE
NV
32031
2.00

WHITE PINE
NV
32033
2.20

CARSON CITY
NV
32510
1.90

BELKNAP
NH
33001
4.50

CARROLL
NH
33003
4.50

CHESHIRE
NH
33005
4.50

COOS
NH
33007
4.20

GRAFTON
NH
33009
4.40

HILLSBOROUGH
NH
33011
4.50

MERRIMACK
NH
33013
4.50

ROCKINGHAM
NH
33015
4.50

STRAFFORD
NH
33017
4.50

SULLIVAN
NH
33019
4.50

ATLANTIC
NJ
34001
4.70

BERGEN
NJ
34003
5.00

BURLINGTON
NJ
34005
4.70

CAMDEN
NJ
34007
4.70

CAPE MAY
NJ
34009
4.70

CUMBERLAND
NJ
34011
4.70

ESSEX
NJ
34013
5.00

GLOUCESTER
NJ
34015
4.70

HUDSON
NJ
34017
5.00

HUNTERDON
NJ
34019
4.70

MERCER
NJ
34021
4.70

MIDDLESEX
NJ
34023
4.90

MONMOUTH
NJ
34025
4.90

MORRIS
NJ
34027
4.90

OCEAN
NJ
34029
4.90

PASSAIC
NJ
34031
5.00

SALEM
NJ
34033
4.70

SOMERSET
NJ
34035
4.90

SUSSEX
NJ
34037
4.70

UNION
NJ
34039
5.00

WARREN
NJ
34041
4.70

BERNALILLO
NM
35001
2.50

CATRON
NM
35003
2.30

CHAVES
NM
35005
2.50

CIBOLA
NM
35006
2.30

COLFAX
NM
35007
2.50

CURRY
NM
35009
2.50

DE BACA
NM
35011
2.50

DONA ANA
NM
35013
2.50

EDDY
NM
35015
2.50

GRANT
NM
35017
2.50

GUADALUPE
NM
35019
2.50

HARDING
NM
35021
2.50

HIDALGO
NM
35023
2.50

LEA
NM
35025
2.50

LINCOLN
NM
35027
2.50

LOS ALAMOS
NM
35028
2.50

LUNA
NM
35029
2.50

MCKINLEY
NM
35031
2.30

MORA
NM
35033
2.50

OTERO
NM
35035
2.50

QUAY
NM
35037
2.50

RIO ARRIBA
NM
35039
2.30

ROOSEVELT
NM
35041
2.50

SANDOVAL
NM
35043
2.50

SAN JUAN
NM
35045
2.30

SAN MIGUEL
NM
35047
2.50

SANTA FE
NM
35049
2.50

SIERRA
NM
35051
2.50

SOCORRO
NM
35053
2.50

TAOS
NM
35055
2.50

TORRANCE
NM
35057
2.50

UNION
NM
35059
2.50

VALENCIA
NM
35061
2.50

ALBANY
NY
36001
4.40

ALLEGANY
NY
36003
3.90

BRONX
NY
36005
5.10

BROOME
NY
36007
4.00

CATTARAUGUS
NY
36009
3.90

CAYUGA
NY
36011
3.90

CHAUTAUQUA
NY
36013
3.90

CHEMUNG
NY
36015
4.00

CHENANGO
NY
36017
4.00

CLINTON
NY
36019
4.20

COLUMBIA
NY
36021
4.40

CORTLAND
NY
36023
3.90

DELAWARE
NY
36025
4.20

DUTCHESS
NY
36027
4.70

ERIE
NY
36029
3.90

ESSEX
NY
36031
4.20

FRANKLIN
NY
36033
4.10

FULTON
NY
36035
4.10

GENESEE
NY
36037
3.90

GREENE
NY
36039
4.40

HAMILTON
NY
36041
4.10

HERKIMER
NY
36043
4.00

JEFFERSON
NY
36045
3.90

KINGS
NY
36047
5.10

LEWIS
NY
36049
3.90

LIVINGSTON
NY
36051
3.90

MADISON
NY
36053
3.90

MONROE
NY
36055
3.90

MONTGOMERY
NY
36057
4.10

NASSAU
NY
36059
5.10

NEW YORK
NY
36061
5.10

NIAGARA
NY
36063
3.90

ONEIDA
NY
36065
3.90

ONONDAGA
NY
36067
3.90

ONTARIO
NY
36069
3.90

ORANGE
NY
36071
4.70

ORLEANS
NY
36073
3.90

OSWEGO
NY
36075
3.90

OTSEGO
NY
36077
4.10

PUTNAM
NY
36079
4.70

QUEENS
NY
36081
5.10

RENSSELAER
NY
36083
4.40

RICHMOND
NY
36085
5.10

ROCKLAND
NY
36087
5.00

ST. LAWRENCE
NY
36089
3.90

SARATOGA
NY
36091
4.20

SCHENECTADY
NY
36093
4.20

SCHOHARIE
NY
36095
4.20

SCHUYLER
NY
36097
3.90

SENECA
NY
36099
3.90

STEUBEN
NY
36101
3.90

SUFFOLK
NY
36103
5.10

SULLIVAN
NY
36105
4.40

TIOGA
NY
36107
4.00

TOMPKINS
NY
36109
3.90

ULSTER
NY
36111
4.40

WARREN
NY
36113
4.20

WASHINGTON
NY
36115
4.20

WAYNE
NY
36117
3.90

WESTCHESTER
NY
36119
5.00

WYOMING
NY
36121
3.90

YATES
NY
36123
3.90

ALAMANCE
NC
37001
5.40

ALEXANDER
NC
37003
5.60

ALLEGHANY
NC
37005
5.40

ANSON
NC
37007
5.80

ASHE
NC
37009
5.40

AVERY
NC
37011
5.40

BEAUFORT
NC
37013
5.80

BERTIE
NC
37015
5.60

BLADEN
NC
37017
5.80

BRUNSWICK
NC
37019
6.00

BUNCOMBE
NC
37021
5.40

BURKE
NC
37023
5.60

CABARRUS
NC
37025
5.60

CALDWELL
NC
37027
5.60

CAMDEN
NC
37029
5.60

CARTERET
NC
37031
6.00

CASWELL
NC
37033
5.40

CATAWBA
NC
37035
5.60

CHATHAM
NC
37037
5.60

CHEROKEE
NC
37039
5.40

CHOWAN
NC
37041
5.60

CLAY
NC
37043
5.60

CLEVELAND
NC
37045
5.60

COLUMBUS
NC
37047
6.00

CRAVEN
NC
37049
6.00

CUMBERLAND
NC
37051
5.80

CURRITUCK
NC
37053
5.60

DARE
NC
37055
5.80

DAVIDSON
NC
37057
5.60

DAVIE
NC
37059
5.60

DUPLIN
NC
37061
5.80

DURHAM
NC
37063
5.40

EDGECOMBE
NC
37065
5.60

FORSYTH
NC
37067
5.40

FRANKLIN
NC
37069
5.60

GASTON
NC
37071
5.60

GATES
NC
37073
5.60

GRAHAM
NC
37075
5.40

GRANVILLE
NC
37077
5.40

GREENE
NC
37079
5.80

GUILFORD
NC
37081
5.40

HALIFAX
NC
37083
5.60

HARNETT
NC
37085
5.80

HAYWOOD
NC
37087
5.40

HENDERSON
NC
37089
5.60

HERTFORD
NC
37091
5.60

HOKE
NC
37093
5.80

HYDE
NC
37095
5.80

IREDELL
NC
37097
5.60

JACKSON
NC
37099
5.60

JOHNSTON
NC
37101
5.80

JONES
NC
37103
6.00

LEE
NC
37105
5.60

LENOIR
NC
37107
5.80

LINCOLN
NC
37109
5.60

MCDOWELL
NC
37111
5.60

MACON
NC
37113
5.60

MADISON
NC
37115
5.40

MARTIN
NC
37117
5.80

MECKLENBURG
NC
37119
5.60

MITCHELL
NC
37121
5.40

MONTGOMERY
NC
37123
5.60

MOORE
NC
37125
5.60

NASH
NC
37127
5.60

NEW HANOVER
NC
37129
6.00

NORTHAMPTON
NC
37131
5.60

ONSLOW
NC
37133
6.00

ORANGE
NC
37135
5.40

PAMLICO
NC
37137
6.00

PASQUOTANK
NC
37139
5.60

PENDER
NC
37141
6.00

PERQUIMANS
NC
37143
5.60

PERSON
NC
37145
5.40

PITT
NC
37147
5.80

POLK
NC
37149
5.60

RANDOLPH
NC
37151
5.60

RICHMOND
NC
37153
5.80

ROBESON
NC
37155
5.80

ROCKINGHAM
NC
37157
5.40

ROWAN
NC
37159
5.60

RUTHERFORD
NC
37161
5.60

SAMPSON
NC
37163
5.80

SCOTLAND
NC
37165
5.80

STANLY
NC
37167
5.60

STOKES
NC
37169
5.40

SURRY
NC
37171
5.40

SWAIN
NC
37173
5.40

TRANSYLVANIA
NC
37175
5.60

TYRRELL
NC
37177
5.80

UNION
NC
37179
5.80

VANCE
NC
37181
5.40

WAKE
NC
37183
5.60

WARREN
NC
37185
5.40

WASHINGTON
NC
37187
5.80

WATAUGA
NC
37189
5.40

WAYNE
NC
37191
5.80

WILKES
NC
37193
5.40

WILSON
NC
37195
5.80

YADKIN
NC
37197
5.40

YANCEY
NC
37199
5.40

ADAMS
ND
38001
2.40

BARNES
ND
38003
2.60

BENSON
ND
38005
2.30

BILLINGS
ND
38007
2.40

BOTTINEAU
ND
38009
2.30

BOWMAN
ND
38011
2.40

BURKE
ND
38013
2.30

BURLEIGH
ND
38015
2.40

CASS
ND
38017
2.80

CAVALIER
ND
38019
2.30

DICKEY
ND
38021
2.60

DIVIDE
ND
38023
2.30

DUNN
ND
38025
2.40

EDDY
ND
38027
2.40

EMMONS
ND
38029
2.40

FOSTER
ND
38031
2.40

GOLDEN VALLEY
ND
38033
2.40

GRAND FORKS
ND
38035
2.30

GRANT
ND
38037
2.40

GRIGGS
ND
38039
2.60

HETTINGER
ND
38041
2.40

KIDDER
ND
38043
2.40

LA MOURE
ND
38045
2.60

LOGAN
ND
38047
2.40

MCHENRY
ND
38049
2.30

MCINTOSH
ND
38051
2.40

MCKENZIE
ND
38053
2.40

MCLEAN
ND
38055
2.40

MERCER
ND
38057
2.40

MORTON
ND
38059
2.40

MOUNTRAIL
ND
38061
2.30

NELSON
ND
38063
2.30

OLIVER
ND
38065
2.40

PEMBINA
ND
38067
2.30

PIERCE
ND
38069
2.30

RAMSEY
ND
38071
2.30

RANSOM
ND
38073
2.60

RENVILLE
ND
38075
2.30

RICHLAND
ND
38077
2.60

ROLETTE
ND
38079
2.30

SARGENT
ND
38081
2.60

SHERIDAN
ND
38083
2.40

SIOUX
ND
38085
2.40

SLOPE
ND
38087
2.40

STARK
ND
38089
2.40

STEELE
ND
38091
2.60

STUTSMAN
ND
38093
2.40

TOWNER
ND
38095
2.30

TRAILL
ND
38097
2.60

WALSH
ND
38099
2.30

WARD
ND
38101
2.30

WELLS
ND
38103
2.40

WILLIAMS
ND
38105
2.30

ADAMS
OH
39001
4.00

ALLEN
OH
39003
3.30

ASHLAND
OH
39005
3.80

ASHTABULA
OH
39007
3.80

ATHENS
OH
39009
4.00

AUGLAIZE
OH
39011
3.60

BELMONT
OH
39013
3.80

BROWN
OH
39015
4.00

BUTLER
OH
39017
3.80

CARROLL
OH
39019
3.80

CHAMPAIGN
OH
39021
3.60

CLARK
OH
39023
3.60

CLERMONT
OH
39025
4.00

CLINTON
OH
39027
3.80

COLUMBIANA
OH
39029
4.00

COSHOCTON
OH
39031
3.80

CRAWFORD
OH
39033
3.60

CUYAHOGA
OH
39035
3.80

DARKE
OH
39037
3.60

DEFIANCE
OH
39039
3.30

DELAWARE
OH
39041
3.60

ERIE
OH
39043
3.60

FAIRFIELD
OH
39045
3.80

FAYETTE
OH
39047
3.80

FRANKLIN
OH
39049
3.60

FULTON
OH
39051
3.30

GALLIA
OH
39053
4.30

GEAUGA
OH
39055
3.80

GREENE
OH
39057
3.60

GUERNSEY
OH
39059
3.80

HAMILTON
OH
39061
3.80

HANCOCK
OH
39063
3.60

HARDIN
OH
39065
3.60

HARRISON
OH
39067
3.80

HENRY
OH
39069
3.30

HIGHLAND
OH
39071
4.00

HOCKING
OH
39073
4.00

HOLMES
OH
39075
3.80

HURON
OH
39077
3.60

JACKSON
OH
39079
4.00

JEFFERSON
OH
39081
3.80

KNOX
OH
39083
3.80

LAKE
OH
39085
3.80

LAWRENCE
OH
39087
4.30

LICKING
OH
39089
3.80

LOGAN
OH
39091
3.60

LORAIN
OH
39093
3.80

LUCAS
OH
39095
3.30

MADISON
OH
39097
3.60

MAHONING
OH
39099
4.00

MARION
OH
39101
3.60

MEDINA
OH
39103
3.80

MEIGS
OH
39105
4.30

MERCER
OH
39107
3.30

MIAMI
OH
39109
3.60

MONROE
OH
39111
4.00

MONTGOMERY
OH
39113
3.60

MORGAN
OH
39115
3.90

MORROW
OH
39117
3.60

MUSKINGUM
OH
39119
3.80

NOBLE
OH
39121
3.80

OTTAWA
OH
39123
3.60

PAULDING
OH
39125
3.30

PERRY
OH
39127
3.80

PICKAWAY
OH
39129
3.80

PIKE
OH
39131
4.00

PORTAGE
OH
39133
3.80

PREBLE
OH
39135
3.60

PUTNAM
OH
39137
3.30

RICHLAND
OH
39139
3.60

ROSS
OH
39141
4.00

SANDUSKY
OH
39143
3.60

SCIOTO
OH
39145
4.00

SENECA
OH
39147
3.60

SHELBY
OH
39149
3.60

STARK
OH
39151
3.80

SUMMIT
OH
39153
3.80

TRUMBULL
OH
39155
4.00

TUSCARAWAS
OH
39157
3.80

UNION
OH
39159
3.60

VAN WERT
OH
39161
3.30

VINTON
OH
39163
4.00

WARREN
OH
39165
3.80

WASHINGTON
OH
39167
4.00

WAYNE
OH
39169
3.80

WILLIAMS
OH
39171
3.30

WOOD
OH
39173
3.60

WYANDOT
OH
39175
3.60

ADAIR
OK
40001
3.30

ALFALFA
OK
40003
2.60

ATOKA
OK
40005
3.60

BEAVER
OK
40007
2.50

BECKHAM
OK
40009
2.60

BLAINE
OK
40011
2.90

BRYAN
OK
40013
3.60

CADDO
OK
40015
2.90

CANADIAN
OK
40017
2.90

CARTER
OK
40019
3.30

CHEROKEE
OK
40021
3.30

CHOCTAW
OK
40023
3.60

CIMARRON
OK
40025
2.50

CLEVELAND
OK
40027
3.30

COAL
OK
40029
3.60

COMANCHE
OK
40031
2.90

COTTON
OK
40033
3.30

CRAIG
OK
40035
3.20

CREEK
OK
40037
3.30

CUSTER
OK
40039
2.60

DELAWARE
OK
40041
3.20

DEWEY
OK
40043
2.60

ELLIS
OK
40045
2.60

GARFIELD
OK
40047
2.90

GARVIN
OK
40049
3.30

GRADY
OK
40051
3.30

GRANT
OK
40053
2.90

GREER
OK
40055
2.60

HARMON
OK
40057
2.60

HARPER
OK
40059
2.60

HASKELL
OK
40061
3.60

HUGHES
OK
40063
3.30

JACKSON
OK
40065
2.90

JEFFERSON
OK
40067
3.30

JOHNSTON
OK
40069
3.60

KAY
OK
40071
2.90

KINGFISHER
OK
40073
2.90

KIOWA
OK
40075
2.90

LATIMER
OK
40077
3.60

LE FLORE
OK
40079
3.60

LINCOLN
OK
40081
3.30

LOGAN
OK
40083
3.30

LOVE
OK
40085
3.30

MCCLAIN
OK
40087
3.30

MCCURTAIN
OK
40089
3.60

MCINTOSH
OK
40091
3.30

MAJOR
OK
40093
2.60

MARSHALL
OK
40095
3.60

MAYES
OK
40097
3.20

MURRAY
OK
40099
3.30

MUSKOGEE
OK
40101
3.30

NOBLE
OK
40103
3.20

NOWATA
OK
40105
3.20

OKFUSKEE
OK
40107
3.30

OKLAHOMA
OK
40109
3.30

OKMULGEE
OK
40111
3.30

OSAGE
OK
40113
3.20

OTTAWA
OK
40115
3.20

PAWNEE
OK
40117
3.20

PAYNE
OK
40119
3.30

PITTSBURG
OK
40121
3.60

PONTOTOC
OK
40123
3.30

POTTAWATOMIE
OK
40125
3.30

PUSHMATAHA
OK
40127
3.60

ROGER MILLS
OK
40129
2.60

ROGERS
OK
40131
3.20

SEMINOLE
OK
40133
3.30

SEQUOYAH
OK
40135
3.30

STEPHENS
OK
40137
3.30

TEXAS
OK
40139
2.50

TILLMAN
OK
40141
2.90

TULSA
OK
40143
3.30

WAGONER
OK
40145
3.30

WASHINGTON
OK
40147
3.20

WASHITA
OK
40149
2.60

WOODS
OK
40151
2.60

WOODWARD
OK
40153
2.60

BAKER
OR
41001
2.20

BENTON
OR
41003
2.20

CLACKAMAS
OR
41005
2.70

CLATSOP
OR
41007
2.20

COLUMBIA
OR
41009
2.20

COOS
OR
41011
2.20

CROOK
OR
41013
2.20

CURRY
OR
41015
2.20

DESCHUTES
OR
41017
2.20

DOUGLAS
OR
41019
2.20

GILLIAM
OR
41021
2.20

GRANT
OR
41023
2.20

HARNEY
OR
41025
2.20

HOOD RIVER
OR
41027
2.20

JACKSON
OR
41029
2.20

JEFFERSON
OR
41031
2.20

JOSEPHINE
OR
41033
2.20

KLAMATH
OR
41035
2.20

LAKE
OR
41037
2.20

LANE
OR
41039
2.20

LINCOLN
OR
41041
2.20

LINN
OR
41043
2.20

MALHEUR
OR
41045
1.80

MARION
OR
41047
2.20

MORROW
OR
41049
2.20

MULTNOMAH
OR
41051
2.70

POLK
OR
41053
2.20

SHERMAN
OR
41055
2.20

TILLAMOOK
OR
41057
2.20

UMATILLA
OR
41059
2.20

UNION
OR
41061
2.20

WALLOWA
OR
41063
2.20

WASCO
OR
41065
2.20

WASHINGTON
OR
41067
2.20

WHEELER
OR
41069
2.20

YAMHILL
OR
41071
2.20

ADAMS
PA
42001
4.30

ALLEGHENY
PA
42003
4.00

ARMSTRONG
PA
42005
4.00

BEAVER
PA
42007
4.00

BEDFORD
PA
42009
4.10

BERKS
PA
42011
4.30

BLAIR
PA
42013
4.00

BRADFORD
PA
42015
4.00

BUCKS
PA
42017
4.50

BUTLER
PA
42019
4.00

CAMBRIA
PA
42021
4.00

CAMERON
PA
42023
4.00

CARBON
PA
42025
4.30

CENTRE
PA
42027
4.00

CHESTER
PA
42029
4.30

CLARION
PA
42031
4.00

CLEARFIELD
PA
42033
4.00

CLINTON
PA
42035
4.00

COLUMBIA
PA
42037
4.10

CRAWFORD
PA
42039
4.00

CUMBERLAND
PA
42041
4.20

DAUPHIN
PA
42043
4.20

DELAWARE
PA
42045
4.40

ELK
PA
42047
4.00

ERIE
PA
42049
3.90

FAYETTE
PA
42051
4.00

FOREST
PA
42053
4.00

FRANKLIN
PA
42055
4.20

FULTON
PA
42057
4.10

GREENE
PA
42059
4.00

HUNTINGDON
PA
42061
4.10

INDIANA
PA
42063
4.00

JEFFERSON
PA
42065
4.00

JUNIATA
PA
42067
4.10

LACKAWANNA
PA
42069
4.30

LANCASTER
PA
42071
4.30

LAWRENCE
PA
42073
4.00

LEBANON
PA
42075
4.20

LEHIGH
PA
42077
4.30

LUZERNE
PA
42079
4.20

LYCOMING
PA
42081
4.10

MCKEAN
PA
42083
3.90

MERCER
PA
42085
4.00

MIFFLIN
PA
42087
4.10

MONROE
PA
42089
4.40

MONTGOMERY
PA
42091
4.40

MONTOUR
PA
42093
4.10

NORTHAMPTON
PA
42095
4.40

NORTHUMBERLAND
PA
42097
4.10

PERRY
PA
42099
4.20

PHILADELPHIA
PA
42101
4.60

PIKE
PA
42103
4.40

POTTER
PA
42105
3.90

SCHUYLKILL
PA
42107
4.20

SNYDER
PA
42109
4.10

SOMERSET
PA
42111
4.10

SULLIVAN
PA
42113
4.10

SUSQUEHANNA
PA
42115
4.20

TIOGA
PA
42117
4.00

UNION
PA
42119
4.10

VENANGO
PA
42121
4.00

WARREN
PA
42123
3.90

WASHINGTON
PA
42125
4.00

WAYNE
PA
42127
4.30

WESTMORELAND
PA
42129
4.00

WYOMING
PA
42131
4.20

YORK
PA
42133
4.30

BRISTOL
RI
44001
5.10

KENT
RI
44003
5.10

NEWPORT
RI
44005
5.10

PROVIDENCE
RI
44007
5.10

WASHINGTON
RI
44009
5.10

ABBEVILLE
SC
45001
5.80

AIKEN
SC
45003
6.00

ALLENDALE
SC
45005
6.00

ANDERSON
SC
45007
5.60

BAMBERG
SC
45009
6.00

BARNWELL
SC
45011
6.00

BEAUFORT
SC
45013
6.00

BERKELEY
SC
45015
6.00

CALHOUN
SC
45017
6.00

CHARLESTON
SC
45019
6.00

CHEROKEE
SC
45021
5.60

CHESTER
SC
45023
5.80

CHESTERFIELD
SC
45025
5.80

CLARENDON
SC
45027
6.00

COLLETON
SC
45029
6.00

DARLINGTON
SC
45031
6.00

DILLON
SC
45033
6.00

DORCHESTER
SC
45035
6.00

EDGEFIELD
SC
45037
5.80

FAIRFIELD
SC
45039
5.80

FLORENCE
SC
45041
6.00

GEORGETOWN
SC
45043
6.00

GREENVILLE
SC
45045
5.60

GREENWOOD
SC
45047
5.80

HAMPTON
SC
45049
6.00

HORRY
SC
45051
6.00

JASPER
SC
45053
6.00

KERSHAW
SC
45055
6.00

LANCASTER
SC
45057
5.80

LAURENS
SC
45059
5.80

LEE
SC
45061
6.00

LEXINGTON
SC
45063
6.00

MCCORMICK
SC
45065
5.80

MARION
SC
45067
6.00

MARLBORO
SC
45069
5.80

NEWBERRY
SC
45071
5.80

OCONEE
SC
45073
5.60

ORANGEBURG
SC
45075
6.00

PICKENS
SC
45077
5.60

RICHLAND
SC
45079
6.00

SALUDA
SC
45081
5.80

SPARTANBURG
SC
45083
5.60

SUMTER
SC
45085
6.00

UNION
SC
45087
5.80

WILLIAMSBURG
SC
45089
6.00

YORK
SC
45091
5.60

AURORA
SD
46003
2.60

BEADLE
SD
46005
2.60

BENNETT
SD
46007
2.40

BON HOMME
SD
46009
2.60

BROOKINGS
SD
46011
2.60

BROWN
SD
46013
2.60

BRULE
SD
46015
2.50

BUFFALO
SD
46017
2.50

BUTTE
SD
46019
2.40

CAMPBELL
SD
46021
2.50

CHARLES MIX
SD
46023
2.50

CLARK
SD
46025
2.60

CLAY
SD
46027
2.60

CODINGTON
SD
46029
2.60

CORSON
SD
46031
2.40

CUSTER
SD
46033
2.40

DAVISON
SD
46035
2.60

DAY
SD
46037
2.60

DEUEL
SD
46039
2.60

DEWEY
SD
46041
2.40

DOUGLAS
SD
46043
2.60

EDMUNDS
SD
46045
2.50

FALL RIVER
SD
46047
2.40

FAULK
SD
46049
2.50

GRANT
SD
46051
2.60

GREGORY
SD
46053
2.50

HAAKON
SD
46055
2.40

HAMLIN
SD
46057
2.60

HAND
SD
46059
2.50

HANSON
SD
46061
2.60

HARDING
SD
46063
2.40

HUGHES
SD
46065
2.50

HUTCHINSON
SD
46067
2.60

HYDE
SD
46069
2.50

JACKSON
SD
46071
2.40

JERAULD
SD
46073
2.60

JONES
SD
46075
2.40

KINGSBURY
SD
46077
2.60

LAKE
SD
46079
2.60

LAWRENCE
SD
46081
2.40

LINCOLN
SD
46083
2.60

LYMAN
SD
46085
2.50

MCCOOK
SD
46087
2.60

MCPHERSON
SD
46089
2.50

MARSHALL
SD
46091
2.60

MEADE
SD
46093
2.40

MELLETTE
SD
46095
2.40

MINER
SD
46097
2.60

MINNEHAHA
SD
46099
2.60

MOODY
SD
46101
2.60

OGLALA LAKOTA
SD
46102
2.40

PENNINGTON
SD
46103
2.40

PERKINS
SD
46105
2.40

POTTER
SD
46107
2.50

ROBERTS
SD
46109
2.60

SANBORN
SD
46111
2.60

SHANNON
SD
46113
0.00

SPINK
SD
46115
2.60

STANLEY
SD
46117
2.40

SULLY
SD
46119
2.50

TODD
SD
46121
2.40

TRIPP
SD
46123
2.50

TURNER
SD
46125
2.60

UNION
SD
46127
2.60

WALWORTH
SD
46129
2.50

YANKTON
SD
46135
2.60

ZIEBACH
SD
46137
2.40

ANDERSON
TN
47001
4.90

BEDFORD
TN
47003
4.90

BENTON
TN
47005
4.60

BLEDSOE
TN
47007
4.90

BLOUNT
TN
47009
5.20

BRADLEY
TN
47011
5.20

CAMPBELL
TN
47013
4.90

CANNON
TN
47015
4.90

CARROLL
TN
47017
4.60

CARTER
TN
47019
5.20

CHEATHAM
TN
47021
4.60

CHESTER
TN
47023
4.60

CLAIBORNE
TN
47025
4.90

CLAY
TN
47027
4.60

COCKE
TN
47029
5.20

COFFEE
TN
47031
4.90

CROCKETT
TN
47033
4.30

CUMBERLAND
TN
47035
4.90

DAVIDSON
TN
47037
4.60

DECATUR
TN
47039
4.60

DE KALB
TN
47041
4.90

DICKSON
TN
47043
4.60

DYER
TN
47045
4.30

FAYETTE
TN
47047
4.60

FENTRESS
TN
47049
4.60

FRANKLIN
TN
47051
5.20

GIBSON
TN
47053
4.30

GILES
TN
47055
4.90

GRAINGER
TN
47057
4.90

GREENE
TN
47059
5.20

GRUNDY
TN
47061
4.90

HAMBLEN
TN
47063
5.20

HAMILTON
TN
47065
5.20

HANCOCK
TN
47067
4.90

HARDEMAN
TN
47069
4.60

HARDIN
TN
47071
4.90

HAWKINS
TN
47073
5.20

HAYWOOD
TN
47075
4.60

HENDERSON
TN
47077
4.60

HENRY
TN
47079
4.30

HICKMAN
TN
47081
4.60

HOUSTON
TN
47083
4.60

HUMPHREYS
TN
47085
4.60

JACKSON
TN
47087
4.60

JEFFERSON
TN
47089
5.20

JOHNSON
TN
47091
5.20

KNOX
TN
47093
4.90

LAKE
TN
47095
4.30

LAUDERDALE
TN
47097
4.30

LAWRENCE
TN
47099
4.90

LEWIS
TN
47101
4.90

LINCOLN
TN
47103
5.20

LOUDON
TN
47105
5.20

MCMINN
TN
47107
5.20

MCNAIRY
TN
47109
4.90

MACON
TN
47111
4.60

MADISON
TN
47113
4.60

MARION
TN
47115
5.20

MARSHALL
TN
47117
4.90

MAURY
TN
47119
4.90

MEIGS
TN
47121
5.20

MONROE
TN
47123
5.20

MONTGOMERY
TN
47125
4.30

MOORE
TN
47127
4.90

MORGAN
TN
47129
4.90

OBION
TN
47131
4.30

OVERTON
TN
47133
4.60

PERRY
TN
47135
4.60

PICKETT
TN
47137
4.60

POLK
TN
47139
5.40

PUTNAM
TN
47141
4.60

RHEA
TN
47143
4.90

ROANE
TN
47145
4.90

ROBERTSON
TN
47147
4.60

RUTHERFORD
TN
47149
4.60

SCOTT
TN
47151
4.90

SEQUATCHIE
TN
47153
5.20

SEVIER
TN
47155
5.20

SHELBY
TN
47157
4.60

SMITH
TN
47159
4.60

STEWART
TN
47161
4.30

SULLIVAN
TN
47163
5.20

SUMNER
TN
47165
4.60

TIPTON
TN
47167
4.60

TROUSDALE
TN
47169
4.60

UNICOI
TN
47171
5.40

UNION
TN
47173
4.90

VAN BUREN
TN
47175
4.90

WARREN
TN
47177
4.90

WASHINGTON
TN
47179
5.20

WAYNE
TN
47181
4.90

WEAKLEY
TN
47183
4.30

WHITE
TN
47185
4.90

WILLIAMSON
TN
47187
4.60

WILSON
TN
47189
4.60

ANDERSON
TX
48001
4.00

ANDREWS
TX
48003
2.90

ANGELINA
TX
48005
4.60

ARANSAS
TX
48007
4.60

ARCHER
TX
48009
3.30

ARMSTRONG
TX
48011
2.50

ATASCOSA
TX
48013
4.30

AUSTIN
TX
48015
4.30

BAILEY
TX
48017
2.50

BANDERA
TX
48019
4.00

BASTROP
TX
48021
4.30

BAYLOR
TX
48023
2.90

BEE
TX
48025
4.60

BELL
TX
48027
4.00

BEXAR
TX
48029
4.30

BLANCO
TX
48031
4.00

BORDEN
TX
48033
2.90

BOSQUE
TX
48035
3.60

BOWIE
TX
48037
4.00

BRAZORIA
TX
48039
4.80

BRAZOS
TX
48041
4.30

BREWSTER
TX
48043
3.30

BRISCOE
TX
48045
2.50

BROOKS
TX
48047
4.60

BROWN
TX
48049
3.60

BURLESON
TX
48051
4.30

BURNET
TX
48053
4.00

CALDWELL
TX
48055
4.30

CALHOUN
TX
48057
4.60

CALLAHAN
TX
48059
3.30

CAMERON
TX
48061
4.60

CAMP
TX
48063
3.70

CARSON
TX
48065
2.50

CASS
TX
48067
4.00

CASTRO
TX
48069
2.50

CHAMBERS
TX
48071
4.80

CHEROKEE
TX
48073
4.00

CHILDRESS
TX
48075
2.60

CLAY
TX
48077
3.30

COCHRAN
TX
48079
2.50

COKE
TX
48081
3.30

COLEMAN
TX
48083
3.60

COLLIN
TX
48085
3.70

COLLINGSWORTH
TX
48087
2.60

COLORADO
TX
48089
4.30

COMAL
TX
48091
4.00

COMANCHE
TX
48093
3.60

CONCHO
TX
48095
3.60

COOKE
TX
48097
3.30

CORYELL
TX
48099
4.00

COTTLE
TX
48101
2.60

CRANE
TX
48103
2.90

CROCKETT
TX
48105
3.30

CROSBY
TX
48107
2.60

CULBERSON
TX
48109
2.90

DALLAM
TX
48111
2.50

DALLAS
TX
48113
3.70

DAWSON
TX
48115
2.90

DEAF SMITH
TX
48117
2.50

DELTA
TX
48119
3.70

DENTON
TX
48121
3.70

DE WITT
TX
48123
4.30

DICKENS
TX
48125
2.60

DIMMIT
TX
48127
4.00

DONLEY
TX
48129
2.50

DUVAL
TX
48131
4.60

EASTLAND
TX
48133
3.60

ECTOR
TX
48135
2.90

EDWARDS
TX
48137
3.60

ELLIS
TX
48139
3.70

EL PASO
TX
48141
2.70

ERATH
TX
48143
3.60

FALLS
TX
48145
4.00

FANNIN
TX
48147
3.70

FAYETTE
TX
48149
4.30

FISHER
TX
48151
2.90

FLOYD
TX
48153
2.60

FOARD
TX
48155
2.90

FORT BEND
TX
48157
4.60

FRANKLIN
TX
48159
3.70

FREESTONE
TX
48161
4.00

FRIO
TX
48163
4.30

GAINES
TX
48165
2.60

GALVESTON
TX
48167
4.80

GARZA
TX
48169
2.90

GILLESPIE
TX
48171
4.00

GLASSCOCK
TX
48173
3.30

GOLIAD
TX
48175
4.60

GONZALES
TX
48177
4.30

GRAY
TX
48179
2.50

GRAYSON
TX
48181
3.70

GREGG
TX
48183
4.00

GRIMES
TX
48185
4.60

GUADALUPE
TX
48187
4.30

HALE
TX
48189
2.50

HALL
TX
48191
2.50

HAMILTON
TX
48193
3.60

HANSFORD
TX
48195
2.50

HARDEMAN
TX
48197
2.90

HARDIN
TX
48199
4.80

HARRIS
TX
48201
4.80

HARRISON
TX
48203
4.00

HARTLEY
TX
48205
2.50

HASKELL
TX
48207
2.90

HAYS
TX
48209
4.00

HEMPHILL
TX
48211
2.60

HENDERSON
TX
48213
3.70

HIDALGO
TX
48215
4.60

HILL
TX
48217
3.70

HOCKLEY
TX
48219
2.60

HOOD
TX
48221
3.70

HOPKINS
TX
48223
3.70

HOUSTON
TX
48225
4.00

HOWARD
TX
48227
2.90

HUDSPETH
TX
48229
2.70

HUNT
TX
48231
3.70

HUTCHINSON
TX
48233
2.50

IRION
TX
48235
3.30

JACK
TX
48237
3.30

JACKSON
TX
48239
4.60

JASPER
TX
48241
4.80

JEFF DAVIS
TX
48243
2.90

JEFFERSON
TX
48245
4.80

JIM HOGG
TX
48247
4.60

JIM WELLS
TX
48249
4.60

JOHNSON
TX
48251
3.70

JONES
TX
48253
3.30

KARNES
TX
48255
4.30

KAUFMAN
TX
48257
3.70

KENDALL
TX
48259
4.00

KENEDY
TX
48261
4.60

KENT
TX
48263
2.90

KERR
TX
48265
4.00

KIMBLE
TX
48267
3.60

KING
TX
48269
2.90

KINNEY
TX
48271
4.00

KLEBERG
TX
48273
4.60

KNOX
TX
48275
2.90

LAMAR
TX
48277
3.70

LAMB
TX
48279
2.50

LAMPASAS
TX
48281
4.00

LA SALLE
TX
48283
4.30

LAVACA
TX
48285
4.30

LEE
TX
48287
4.30

LEON
TX
48289
4.00

LIBERTY
TX
48291
4.80

LIMESTONE
TX
48293
4.00

LIPSCOMB
TX
48295
2.60

LIVE OAK
TX
48297
4.30

LLANO
TX
48299
4.00

LOVING
TX
48301
2.90

LUBBOCK
TX
48303
2.60

LYNN
TX
48305
2.90

MCCULLOCH
TX
48307
3.60

MCLENNAN
TX
48309
4.00

MCMULLEN
TX
48311
4.30

MADISON
TX
48313
4.00

MARION
TX
48315
4.00

MARTIN
TX
48317
2.90

MASON
TX
48319
3.60

MATAGORDA
TX
48321
4.80

MAVERICK
TX
48323
4.00

MEDINA
TX
48325
4.00

MENARD
TX
48327
3.60

MIDLAND
TX
48329
2.90

MILAM
TX
48331
4.00

MILLS
TX
48333
3.60

MITCHELL
TX
48335
3.30

MONTAGUE
TX
48337
3.30

MONTGOMERY
TX
48339
4.80

MOORE
TX
48341
2.50

MORRIS
TX
48343
3.70

MOTLEY
TX
48345
2.60

NACOGDOCHES
TX
48347
4.00

NAVARRO
TX
48349
3.70

NEWTON
TX
48351
4.80

NOLAN
TX
48353
3.30

NUECES
TX
48355
4.60

OCHILTREE
TX
48357
2.50

OLDHAM
TX
48359
2.50

ORANGE
TX
48361
4.80

PALO PINTO
TX
48363
3.30

PANOLA
TX
48365
4.00

PARKER
TX
48367
3.70

PARMER
TX
48369
2.50

PECOS
TX
48371
3.30

POLK
TX
48373
4.60

POTTER
TX
48375
2.50

PRESIDIO
TX
48377
2.90

RAINS
TX
48379
3.70

RANDALL
TX
48381
2.50

REAGAN
TX
48383
3.30

REAL
TX
48385
4.00

RED RIVER
TX
48387
3.70

REEVES
TX
48389
2.90

REFUGIO
TX
48391
4.60

ROBERTS
TX
48393
2.50

ROBERTSON
TX
48395
4.00

ROCKWALL
TX
48397
3.70

RUNNELS
TX
48399
3.30

RUSK
TX
48401
4.00

SABINE
TX
48403
4.60

SAN AUGUSTINE
TX
48405
4.60

SAN JACINTO
TX
48407
4.60

SAN PATRICIO
TX
48409
4.60

SAN SABA
TX
48411
3.60

SCHLEICHER
TX
48413
3.60

SCURRY
TX
48415
2.90

SHACKELFORD
TX
48417
3.30

SHELBY
TX
48419
4.60

SHERMAN
TX
48421
2.50

SMITH
TX
48423
3.70

SOMERVELL
TX
48425
3.70

STARR
TX
48427
4.60

STEPHENS
TX
48429
3.30

STERLING
TX
48431
3.30

STONEWALL
TX
48433
2.90

SUTTON
TX
48435
3.60

SWISHER
TX
48437
2.50

TARRANT
TX
48439
3.70

TAYLOR
TX
48441
3.30

TERRELL
TX
48443
3.30

TERRY
TX
48445
2.60

THROCKMORTON
TX
48447
3.30

TITUS
TX
48449
3.70

TOM GREEN
TX
48451
3.30

TRAVIS
TX
48453
4.00

TRINITY
TX
48455
4.60

TYLER
TX
48457
4.80

UPSHUR
TX
48459
3.70

UPTON
TX
48461
3.30

UVALDE
TX
48463
4.00

VAL VERDE
TX
48465
3.60

VAN ZANDT
TX
48467
3.70

VICTORIA
TX
48469
4.60

WALKER
TX
48471
4.60

WALLER
TX
48473
4.60

WARD
TX
48475
2.90

WASHINGTON
TX
48477
4.30

WEBB
TX
48479
4.30

WHARTON
TX
48481
4.60

WHEELER
TX
48483
2.60

WICHITA
TX
48485
2.90

WILBARGER
TX
48487
2.90

WILLACY
TX
48489
4.60

WILLIAMSON
TX
48491
4.00

WILSON
TX
48493
4.30

WINKLER
TX
48495
2.90

WISE
TX
48497
3.30

WOOD
TX
48499
3.70

YOAKUM
TX
48501
2.60

YOUNG
TX
48503
3.30

ZAPATA
TX
48505
4.30

ZAVALA
TX
48507
4.00

BEAVER
UT
49001
2.40

BOX ELDER
UT
49003
2.00

CACHE
UT
49005
2.20

CARBON
UT
49007
2.20

DAGGETT
UT
49009
2.30

DAVIS
UT
49011
2.20

DUCHESNE
UT
49013
2.20

EMERY
UT
49015
2.30

GARFIELD
UT
49017
2.30

GRAND
UT
49019
2.30

IRON
UT
49021
2.40

JUAB
UT
49023
2.20

KANE
UT
49025
2.40

MILLARD
UT
49027
2.30

MORGAN
UT
49029
2.20

PIUTE
UT
49031
2.30

RICH
UT
49033
2.20

SALT LAKE
UT
49035
2.20

SAN JUAN
UT
49037
2.30

SANPETE
UT
49039
2.20

SEVIER
UT
49041
2.30

SUMMIT
UT
49043
2.20

TOOELE
UT
49045
2.20

UINTAH
UT
49047
2.30

UTAH
UT
49049
2.20

WASATCH
UT
49051
2.20

WASHINGTON
UT
49053
2.50

WAYNE
UT
49055
2.30

WEBER
UT
49057
2.20

ADDISON
VT
50001
4.30

BENNINGTON
VT
50003
4.50

CALEDONIA
VT
50005
4.30

CHITTENDEN
VT
50007
4.30

ESSEX
VT
50009
4.20

FRANKLIN
VT
50011
4.20

GRAND ISLE
VT
50013
4.20

LAMOILLE
VT
50015
4.30

ORANGE
VT
50017
4.30

ORLEANS
VT
50019
4.20

RUTLAND
VT
50021
4.30

WASHINGTON
VT
50023
4.30

WINDHAM
VT
50025
4.50

WINDSOR
VT
50027
4.50

ACCOMACK
VA
51001
4.80

ALBEMARLE
VA
51003
4.50

ALLEGHANY
VA
51005
4.50

AMELIA
VA
51007
4.80

AMHERST
VA
51009
4.50

APPOMATTOX
VA
51011
4.80

ARLINGTON
VA
51013
4.60

AUGUSTA
VA
51015
4.30

BATH
VA
51017
4.50

BEDFORD
VA
51019
4.80

BLAND
VA
51021
4.80

BOTETOURT
VA
51023
4.80

BRUNSWICK
VA
51025
5.20

BUCHANAN
VA
51027
4.80

BUCKINGHAM
VA
51029
4.80

CAMPBELL
VA
51031
4.80

CAROLINE
VA
51033
4.80

CARROLL
VA
51035
5.20

CHARLES CITY
VA
51036
5.20

CHARLOTTE
VA
51037
4.80

CHESTERFIELD
VA
51041
4.80

CLARKE
VA
51043
4.30

CRAIG
VA
51045
4.80

CULPEPER
VA
51047
4.50

CUMBERLAND
VA
51049
4.80

DICKENSON
VA
51051
4.80

DINWIDDIE
VA
51053
5.20

ESSEX
VA
51057
4.80

FAIRFAX
VA
51059
4.60

FAUQUIER
VA
51061
4.50

FLOYD
VA
51063
5.20

FLUVANNA
VA
51065
4.50

FRANKLIN COUNTY
VA
51067
4.80

FREDERICK
VA
51069
4.30

GILES
VA
51071
4.80

GLOUCESTER
VA
51073
5.20

GOOCHLAND
VA
51075
4.80

GRAYSON
VA
51077
5.20

GREENE
VA
51079
4.50

GREENSVILLE
VA
51081
5.20

HALIFAX
VA
51083
5.20

HANOVER
VA
51085
4.80

HENRICO
VA
51087
4.80

HENRY
VA
51089
5.20

HIGHLAND
VA
51091
4.30

ISLE OF WIGHT
VA
51093
5.20

JAMES CITY
VA
51095
5.20

KING AND QUEEN
VA
51097
4.80

KING GEORGE
VA
51099
4.80

KING WILLIAM
VA
51101
4.80

LANCASTER
VA
51103
5.20

LEE
VA
51105
4.80

LOUDOUN
VA
51107
4.40

LOUISA
VA
51109
4.50

LUNENBURG
VA
51111
5.20

MADISON
VA
51113
4.50

MATHEWS
VA
51115
5.20

MECKLENBURG
VA
51117
5.20

MIDDLESEX
VA
51119
5.20

MONTGOMERY
VA
51121
4.80

NELSON
VA
51125
4.50

NEW KENT
VA
51127
5.20

NORTHAMPTON
VA
51131
4.80

NORTHUMBERLAND
VA
51133
4.80

NOTTOWAY
VA
51135
4.80

ORANGE
VA
51137
4.50

PAGE
VA
51139
4.30

PATRICK
VA
51141
5.20

PITTSYLVANIA
VA
51143
5.20

POWHATAN
VA
51145
4.80

PRINCE EDWARD
VA
51147
4.80

PRINCE GEORGE
VA
51149
5.20

PRINCE WILLIAM
VA
51153
4.50

PULASKI
VA
51155
4.80

RAPPAHANNOCK
VA
51157
4.50

RICHMOND
VA
51159
4.80

ROANOKE
VA
51161
4.80

ROCKBRIDGE
VA
51163
4.50

ROCKINGHAM
VA
51165
4.30

RUSSELL
VA
51167
4.80

SCOTT
VA
51169
4.80

SHENANDOAH
VA
51171
4.30

SMYTH
VA
51173
5.20

SOUTHAMPTON
VA
51175
5.20

SPOTSYLVANIA
VA
51177
4.50

STAFFORD
VA
51179
4.50

SURRY
VA
51181
5.20

SUSSEX
VA
51183
5.20

TAZEWELL
VA
51185
4.80

WARREN
VA
51187
4.30

WASHINGTON
VA
51191
5.20

WESTMORELAND
VA
51193
4.80

WISE
VA
51195
4.80

WYTHE
VA
51197
5.20

YORK
VA
51199
5.20

ALEXANDRIA CITY
VA
51510
4.50

BRISTOL CITY
VA
51520
5.20

BUENA VISTA CITY
VA
51530
4.50

CHARLOTTESVILLE CITY
VA
51540
4.50

CHESAPEAKE CITY
VA
51550
5.20

COLONIAL HEIGHTS CITY
VA
51570
4.80

COVINGTON CITY
VA
51580
4.50

DANVILLE CITY
VA
51590
5.20

EMPORIA CITY
VA
51595
5.20

FAIRFAX CITY
VA
51600
4.50

FALLS CHURCH CITY
VA
51610
4.50

FRANKLIN CITY
VA
51620
5.20

FREDERICKSBURG CITY
VA
51630
4.50

GALAX CITY
VA
51640
5.20

HAMPTON CITY
VA
51650
5.20

HARRISONBURG CITY
VA
51660
4.30

HOPEWELL CITY
VA
51670
5.20

LEXINGTON CITY
VA
51678
4.50

LYNCHBURG CITY
VA
51680
4.80

MANASSAS CITY
VA
51683
4.50

MANASSAS PARK CITY
VA
51685
4.50

MARTINSVILLE CITY
VA
51690
5.20

NEWPORT NEWS CITY
VA
51700
5.20

NORFOLK CITY
VA
51710
5.20

NORTON CITY
VA
51720
4.80

PETERSBURG CITY
VA
51730
5.20

POQUOSON CITY
VA
51735
5.20

PORTSMOUTH CITY
VA
51740
5.20

RADFORD CITY
VA
51750
4.80

RICHMOND CITY
VA
51760
4.80

ROANOKE CITY
VA
51770
4.80

SALEM CITY
VA
51775
4.80

STAUNTON CITY
VA
51790
4.30

SUFFOLK CITY
VA
51800
5.20

VIRGINIA BEACH CITY
VA
51810
5.20

WAYNESBORO CITY
VA
51820
4.30

WILLIAMSBURG CITY
VA
51830
5.20

WINCHESTER CITY
VA
51840
4.30

ADAMS
WA
53001
2.20

ASOTIN
WA
53003
2.20

BENTON
WA
53005
2.20

CHELAN
WA
53007
2.40

CLALLAM
WA
53009
2.40

CLARK
WA
53011
2.70

COLUMBIA
WA
53013
2.20

COWLITZ
WA
53015
2.40

DOUGLAS
WA
53017
2.40

FERRY
WA
53019
2.40

FRANKLIN
WA
53021
2.20

GARFIELD
WA
53023
2.20

GRANT
WA
53025
2.20

GRAYS HARBOR
WA
53027
2.40

ISLAND
WA
53029
2.40

JEFFERSON
WA
53031
2.40

KING
WA
53033
2.70

KITSAP
WA
53035
2.40

KITTITAS
WA
53037
2.40

KLICKITAT
WA
53039
2.20

LEWIS
WA
53041
2.40

LINCOLN
WA
53043
2.40

MASON
WA
53045
2.40

OKANOGAN
WA
53047
2.40

PACIFIC
WA
53049
2.40

PEND OREILLE
WA
53051
2.40

PIERCE
WA
53053
2.40

SAN JUAN
WA
53055
2.40

SKAGIT
WA
53057
2.40

SKAMANIA
WA
53059
2.40

SNOHOMISH
WA
53061
2.40

SPOKANE
WA
53063
2.40

STEVENS
WA
53065
2.40

THURSTON
WA
53067
2.40

WAHKIAKUM
WA
53069
2.40

WALLA WALLA
WA
53071
2.20

WHATCOM
WA
53073
2.40

WHITMAN
WA
53075
2.20

YAKIMA
WA
53077
2.20

BARBOUR
WV
54001
4.30

BERKELEY
WV
54003
4.30

BOONE
WV
54005
4.50

BRAXTON
WV
54007
4.30

BROOKE
WV
54009
4.00

CABELL
WV
54011
4.30

CALHOUN
WV
54013
4.30

CLAY
WV
54015
4.30

DODDRIDGE
WV
54017
4.30

FAYETTE
WV
54019
4.50

GILMER
WV
54021
4.30

GRANT
WV
54023
4.30

GREENBRIER
WV
54025
4.50

HAMPSHIRE
WV
54027
4.30

HANCOCK
WV
54029
4.00

HARDY
WV
54031
4.30

HARRISON
WV
54033
4.30

JACKSON
WV
54035
4.30

JEFFERSON
WV
54037
4.30

KANAWHA
WV
54039
4.30

LEWIS
WV
54041
4.30

LINCOLN
WV
54043
4.50

LOGAN
WV
54045
4.50

MCDOWELL
WV
54047
4.80

MARION
WV
54049
4.00

MARSHALL
WV
54051
4.00

MASON
WV
54053
4.30

MERCER
WV
54055
4.80

MINERAL
WV
54057
4.10

MINGO
WV
54059
4.50

MONONGALIA
WV
54061
4.10

MONROE
WV
54063
4.80

MORGAN
WV
54065
4.30

NICHOLAS
WV
54067
4.50

OHIO
WV
54069
4.00

PENDLETON
WV
54071
4.30

PLEASANTS
WV
54073
4.00

POCAHONTAS
WV
54075
4.50

PRESTON
WV
54077
4.10

PUTNAM
WV
54079
4.30

RALEIGH
WV
54081
4.50

RANDOLPH
WV
54083
4.30

RITCHIE
WV
54085
4.30

ROANE
WV
54087
4.30

SUMMERS
WV
54089
4.80

TAYLOR
WV
54091
4.30

TUCKER
WV
54093
4.30

TYLER
WV
54095
4.00

UPSHUR
WV
54097
4.30

WAYNE
WV
54099
4.50

WEBSTER
WV
54101
4.50

WETZEL
WV
54103
4.00

WIRT
WV
54105
4.30

WOOD
WV
54107
4.00

WYOMING
WV
54109
4.80

ADAMS
WI
55001
2.90

ASHLAND
WI
55003
2.80

BARRON
WI
55005
2.80

BAYFIELD
WI
55007
2.80

BROWN
WI
55009
2.90

BUFFALO
WI
55011
2.80

BURNETT
WI
55013
2.80

CALUMET
WI
55015
2.90

CHIPPEWA
WI
55017
2.80

CLARK
WI
55019
2.80

COLUMBIA
WI
55021
2.90

CRAWFORD
WI
55023
2.90

DANE
WI
55025
2.90

DODGE
WI
55027
2.90

DOOR
WI
55029
2.90

DOUGLAS
WI
55031
2.80

DUNN
WI
55033
2.80

EAU CLAIRE
WI
55035
2.80

FLORENCE
WI
55037
2.80

FOND DU LAC
WI
55039
2.90

FOREST
WI
55041
2.80

GRANT
WI
55043
2.90

GREEN
WI
55045
2.90

GREEN LAKE
WI
55047
2.90

IOWA
WI
55049
2.90

IRON
WI
55051
2.80

JACKSON
WI
55053
2.80

JEFFERSON
WI
55055
2.90

JUNEAU
WI
55057
2.90

KENOSHA
WI
55059
3.10

KEWAUNEE
WI
55061
2.90

LA CROSSE
WI
55063
2.90

LAFAYETTE
WI
55065
2.90

LANGLADE
WI
55067
2.90

LINCOLN
WI
55069
2.80

MANITOWOC
WI
55071
2.90

MARATHON
WI
55073
2.90

MARINETTE
WI
55075
2.90

MARQUETTE
WI
55077
2.90

MENOMINEE
WI
55078
2.90

MILWAUKEE
WI
55079
3.10

MONROE
WI
55081
2.90

OCONTO
WI
55083
2.90

ONEIDA
WI
55085
2.80

OUTAGAMIE
WI
55087
2.90

OZAUKEE
WI
55089
3.10

PEPIN
WI
55091
2.80

PIERCE
WI
55093
2.80

POLK
WI
55095
2.80

PORTAGE
WI
55097
2.90

PRICE
WI
55099
2.80

RACINE
WI
55101
3.10

RICHLAND
WI
55103
2.90

ROCK
WI
55105
2.90

RUSK
WI
55107
2.80

ST. CROIX
WI
55109
2.80

SAUK
WI
55111
2.90

SAWYER
WI
55113
2.80

SHAWANO
WI
55115
2.90

SHEBOYGAN
WI
55117
2.90

TAYLOR
WI
55119
2.80

TREMPEALEAU
WI
55121
2.80

VERNON
WI
55123
2.90

VILAS
WI
55125
2.80

WALWORTH
WI
55127
3.10

WASHBURN
WI
55129
2.80

WASHINGTON
WI
55131
2.90

WAUKESHA
WI
55133
2.90

WAUPACA
WI
55135
2.90

WAUSHARA
WI
55137
2.90

WINNEBAGO
WI
55139
2.90

WOOD
WI
55141
2.90

ALBANY
WY
56001
2.40

BIG HORN
WY
56003
2.40

CAMPBELL
WY
56005
2.40

CARBON
WY
56007
2.40

CONVERSE
WY
56009
2.40

CROOK
WY
56011
2.40

FREMONT
WY
56013
2.40

GOSHEN
WY
56015
2.40

HOT SPRINGS
WY
56017
2.40

JOHNSON
WY
56019
2.40

LARAMIE
WY
56021
2.50

LINCOLN
WY
56023
2.20

NATRONA
WY
56025
2.40

NIOBRARA
WY
56027
2.40

PARK
WY
56029
2.20

PLATTE
WY
56031
2.40

SHERIDAN
WY
56033
2.40

SUBLETTE
WY
56035
2.20

SWEETWATER
WY
56037
2.40

TETON
WY
56039
2.20

UINTA
WY
56041
2.20

WASHAKIE
WY
56043
2.40

WESTON
WY
56045
2.40

5. Amend § 1000.76 by:
a. Removing the text “and § 1135.11 of this chapter” wherever it appears; and
b. Revising and republishing paragraphs (a)(2) through (4) and paragraph (c).
The revisions and republications read as follows:

§ 1000.76
Payments by a handler operating a partially regulated distributing plant.

(a) * * *

(2) For orders with multiple component pricing, compute a Class I differential price by subtracting Class III price from the current month's applicable Class I price. Multiply the pounds remaining after the computation in paragraph (a)(1)(iii) of this section by the amount by which the Class I differential price exceeds the producer price differential, both prices to be applicable at the location of the partially regulated distributing plant except that neither the adjusted Class I differential price nor the adjusted producer price differential shall be less than zero;

(3) For orders with skim milk and butterfat pricing, multiply the remaining pounds by the amount by which the applicable Class I price exceeds the uniform price, both prices to be applicable at the location of the partially regulated distributing plant except that neither the adjusted Class I price nor the adjusted uniform price differential shall be less than the lowest announced class price; and

(4) Unless the payment option described in paragraph (d) of this section is selected, add the amount obtained from multiplying the pounds of labeled reconstituted milk included in paragraph (a)(1)(iii) of this section by any positive difference between the applicable Class I price at the location of the partially regulated distributing plant (less $1.00 if the reconstituted milk is labeled as such) and the Class IV price.

(c) The operator of a partially regulated distributing plant that is subject to marketwide pooling of returns under a milk classification and pricing program that is imposed under the authority of a State government shall pay on or before the 25th day after the end of the month (except as provided in § 1000.90) to the market administrator for the producer-settlement fund an amount computed as follows: after completing the computations described in paragraphs (a)(1)(i) and (ii) of this section, determine the value of the remaining pounds of fluid milk products disposed of as route disposition in the marketing area by multiplying the hundredweight of such pounds by the amount, if greater than zero, that remains after subtracting the State program's class prices applicable to such products at the plant's location from the applicable Federal order Class I price at the location of the plant.

PART 1001—MILK IN THE NORTHEAST MARKETING AREA

6. The authority citation for part 1001 continues to read as follows:

Authority:

7 U.S.C. 601-674, and 7253.

7. Amend § 1001.60 by:
a. Revising the introductory text;
b. Redesignating paragraph (i) as paragraph (j); and
c. Adding new paragraph (i).
The revision and addition read as follows:

§ 1001.60
Handler's value of milk.
For the purpose of computing a handler's obligation for producer milk, the market administrator shall determine for each month the value of milk of each handler with respect to each of the handler's pool plants and of each handler described in § 1000.9(c) of this chapter with respect to milk that was not received at a pool plant by adding the amounts computed in paragraphs (a) through (i) of this section and subtracting from that total amount the value computed in paragraph (j) of this section. Unless otherwise specified, the skim milk, butterfat, and the combined pounds of skim milk and butterfat referred to in this section shall result from the steps set forth in § 1000.44(a) through (c) of this chapter, respectively, and the nonfat components of producer milk in each class shall be based upon the proportion of such components in producer skim milk. Receipts of nonfluid milk products that are distributed as labeled reconstituted milk for which payments are made to the producer-settlement fund of another Federal order under § 1000.76(a)(4) or (d) of this chapter shall be excluded from pricing under this section.

(i) Compute an adjustment for eligible Class I producer milk pursuant to § 1000.43(e) of this chapter by multiplying the Class I skim milk price adjuster computed in § 1000.50(r) of this chapter by the pounds of skim milk eligible in Class I.

PART 1005—MILK IN THE APPLACHIAN MARKETING AREA

8. The authority citation for part 1005 continues to read as follows:

Authority:

7 U.S.C. 601-674, and 7253.

9. Amend § 1005.51 by revising paragraph (a) and removing and reserving paragraph (b) to read as follows:

§ 1005.51
Class I differential, adjustments to Class I prices, and Class I price.
(a) The Class I differential shall be the differential established for Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, which is reported in § 1000.52 of this chapter. The Class I price shall be the price computed pursuant to § 1000.50(a) of this chapter for Mecklenburg County, North Carolina.

(b) [Reserved]

10. Amend § 1005.60 by:
a. Revising the introductory text and paragraph (a);
b. Removing paragraph (g);
c. Redesignating paragraph (f) as paragraph (g); and
d. Adding new paragraph (f).
The revisions and addition read as follows:

§ 1005.60
Handler's value of milk.
For the purpose of computing a handler's obligation for producer milk, the market administrator shall determine for each month the value of milk of each handler with respect to each of the handler's pool plants and of each handler described in § 1000.9(c) of this chapter with respect to milk that was not received at a pool plant by adding the amounts computed in paragraphs (a) through (f) of this section and subtracting from that total amount the value computed in paragraph (g) of this section. Receipts of nonfluid milk products that are distributed as labeled reconstituted milk for which payments are made to the producer-settlement fund of another Federal order under § 1000.76(a)(4) or (d) of this chapter shall be excluded from pricing under this section.

(a) Multiply the pounds of skim milk and butterfat in producer milk that were classified in each class pursuant to § 1000.44(c) of this chapter by the applicable skim milk and butterfat prices, and add the resulting amounts;

(f) Compute an adjustment for eligible Class I producer milk pursuant to § 1000.43(e) of this chapter by multiplying the Class I skim milk price adjuster computed in § 1000.50(r) of this chapter by the pounds of skim milk eligible in Class I.

PART 1006—MILK IN THE FLORIDA MARKETING AREA

11. The authority citation for part 1006 continues to read as follows:

Authority:

7 U.S.C. 601-674, and 7253.

12. Amend § 1006.51 by revising paragraph (a), removing and reserving paragraph (b), and removing paragraph (c) to read as follows:

§ 1006.51
Class I differential, adjustments to Class I prices, and Class I price.
(a) The Class I differential shall be the differential established for Hillsborough County, Florida, which is reported in § 1000.52 of this chapter. The Class I price shall be the price computed pursuant to § 1000.50(a) of this chapter for Hillsborough County, Florida.

(b) [Reserved]

13. Amend § 1006.60 by:
a. Revising the introductory text and paragraph (a);
b. Removing paragraphs (g) through (i);
c. Redesignating paragraph (f) as paragraph (g); and
d. Adding new paragraph (f).
The revisions and addition read as follows:

§ 1006.60
Handler's value of milk.
For the purpose of computing a handler's obligation for producer milk, the market administrator shall determine for each month the value of milk of each handler with respect to each of the handler's pool plants and of each handler described in § 1000.9(c) of this chapter with respect to milk that was not received at a pool plant by adding the amounts computed in paragraphs (a) through (f) of this section and subtracting from that total amount the value computed in paragraph (g) of this section. Receipts of nonfluid milk products that are distributed as labeled reconstituted milk for which payments are made to the producer-settlement fund of another Federal order under § 1000.76(a)(4) or (d) of this chapter shall be excluded from pricing under this section.

(a) Multiply the pounds of skim milk and butterfat in producer milk that were classified in each class pursuant to § 1000.44(c) of this chapter by the applicable skim milk and butterfat prices, and add the resulting amounts;

(f) Compute an adjustment for eligible Class I producer milk pursuant to § 1000.43(e) of this chapter by multiplying the Class I skim milk price adjuster computed in § 1000.50(r) of this chapter by the pounds of skim milk eligible in Class I.

PART 1007—MILK IN THE SOUTHEAST MARKETING AREA

14. The authority citation for part 1007 continues to read as follows:

Authority:

7 U.S.C. 601-674, and 7253.

15. Amend § 1007.51 by revising paragraph (a) and removing and reserving paragraph (b) to read as follows:

§ 1007.51
Class I differential, adjustments to Class I prices, and Class I price.
(a) The Class I differential shall be the differential established for Fulton County, Georgia, which is reported in § 1000.52 of this chapter. The Class I price shall be the price computed pursuant to § 1000.50(a) of this chapter for Fulton County, Georgia.

(b) [Reserved]

16. Amend § 1007.60 by:
a. Revising the introductory text and paragraph (a);
b. Removing paragraph (g);
c. Redesignating paragraph (f) as paragraph (g); and
d. Adding new paragraph (f).
The revisions and addition read as follows:

§ 1007.60
Handler's value of milk.
For the purpose of computing a handler's obligation for producer milk, the market administrator shall determine for each month the value of milk of each handler with respect to each of the handler's pool plants and of each handler described in § 1000.9(c) of this chapter with respect to milk that was not received at a pool plant by adding the amounts computed in paragraphs (a) through (f) of this section and subtracting from that total amount the value computed in paragraph (g) of this section. Receipts of nonfluid milk products that are distributed as labeled reconstituted milk for which payments are made to the producer-settlement fund of another Federal order under § 1000.76(a)(4) or (d) of this chapter shall be excluded from pricing under this section.

(a) Multiply the pounds of skim milk and butterfat in producer milk that were classified in each class pursuant to § 1000.44(c) of this chapter by the applicable skim milk and butterfat prices, and add the resulting amounts;

(f) Compute an adjustment for eligible Class I producer milk pursuant to § 1000.43(e) of this chapter by multiplying the Class I skim milk price adjuster computed in § 1000.50(r) of this chapter by the pounds of skim milk eligible in Class I.

PART 1030—MILK IN THE UPPER MIDWEST MARKETING AREA

17. The authority citation for part 1030 continues to read as follows:

Authority:

7 U.S.C. 601-674, and 7253.

18. Amend § 1030.60 by:
a. Revising the introductory text;
b. Redesignating paragraphs (j) and (k) as paragraphs (k) and (l); and
c. Adding new paragraph (j).
The revision and addition read as follows:

§ 1030.60
Handler's value of milk.
For the purpose of computing a handler's obligation for producer milk, the market administrator shall determine for each month the value of milk of each handler with respect to each of the handler's pool plants and of each handler described in § 1000.9(c) of this chapter with respect to milk that was not received at a pool plant by adding the amounts computed in paragraphs (a) through (j) of this section and subtracting from that total amount the values computed in paragraphs (k) and (l) of this section. Unless otherwise specified, the skim milk, butterfat, and the combined pounds of skim milk and butterfat referred to in this section shall result from the steps set forth in § 1000.44(a) through (c) of this chapter, respectively, and the nonfat components of producer milk in each class shall be based upon the proportion of such components in producer skim milk. Receipts of nonfluid milk products that are distributed as labeled reconstituted milk for which payments are made to the producer-settlement fund of another Federal order under § 1000.76(a)(4) or (d) of this chapter shall be excluded from pricing under this section.

(j) Compute an adjustment for eligible Class I producer milk pursuant to § 1000.43(e) of this chapter by multiplying the Class I skim milk price adjuster computed in § 1000.50(r) of this chapter by the pounds of skim milk eligible in Class I.

PART 1032—MILK IN THE CENTRAL MARKETING AREA

19. The authority citation for part 1032 continues to read as follows:

Authority:

7 U.S.C. 601-674, and 7253.

20. Amend § 1032.60 by:
a. Revising the introductory text;
b. Redesignating paragraph (j) as paragraph (k); and
c. Adding new paragraph (j).
The revision and addition read as follows:

§ 1032.60
Handler's value of milk.
For the purpose of computing a handler's obligation for producer milk, the market administrator shall determine for each month the value of milk of each handler with respect to each of the handler's pool plants and of eac

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