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Part IV
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42 CFR Part 418
Medicare Program; Hospice Wage Index for Fiscal Year 2006; Final Rule
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES
Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
42 CFR Part 418
[CMS-1286-F]
RIN 0938-AN89
Medicare Program; Hospice Wage Index for Fiscal Year 2006
AGENCY: Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), HHS.
ACTION: Final rule.
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SUMMARY: This final rule sets forth the hospice wage index for fiscal
year 2006 and identifies the revised labor market and metropolitan core
based statistical areas. In addition, this final rule responds to
public comments and implements provisions of sections 408 and 946 of
the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act of
2003.
DATES: These regulations are effective on October 1, 2005.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Terri Deutsch, (410) 786-9462.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
I. Background
A. General
1. Hospice Care
Hospice care is an approach to treatment that recognizes that the
impending death of an individual warrants a change in the focus from
curative care to palliative care for relief of pain and for symptom
management. The goal of hospice care is to help terminally ill
individuals continue life with minimal disruption to normal activities
while remaining primarily in the home environment. A hospice uses an
interdisciplinary approach to deliver medical, social, psychological,
emotional, and spiritual services through use of a broad spectrum of
professional and other caregivers, with the goal of making the
individual as physically and emotionally comfortable as possible.
Counseling services and inpatient respite services are available to the
family of the hospice patient. Hospice programs consider both the
patient and the family as a unit of care.
Section 1861(dd) of the Social Security Act (the Act) provides for
coverage of hospice care for terminally ill Medicare beneficiaries who
elect to receive care from a participating hospice. Section 1814(i) of
the Act provides payment for Medicare participating hospices.
2. Medicare Payment for Hospice Care
Our regulations at 42 CFR part 418 establish eligibility
requirements, payment standards and procedures, define covered
services, and delineate the conditions a hospice must meet to be
approved for participation in the Medicare program. Part 418 subpart G
provides for payment in one of four prospectively-determined rate
categories (routine home care, continuous home care, inpatient respite
care, and general inpatient care) to hospices based on each day a
qualified Medicare beneficiary is under a hospice election.
B. Hospice Wage Index
The hospice wage index is used to adjust payment rates for hospice
agencies under the Medicare program to reflect local differences in
area wage levels. The original hospice wage index was based on the 1981
Bureau of Labor Statistics hospital data and had not been updated since
1983. In 1994, because of disparity in wages from one geographical
location to another, a committee was formulated to negotiate a wage
index methodology that could be accepted by the industry and the
government. This committee, functioning under a process established by
the Negotiated Rulemaking Act of 1990, was comprised of national
hospice associations; rural, urban, large, and small hospices;
multisite hospices; consumer groups; and a government representative.
On April 13, 1995, the Hospice Wage Index Negotiated Rulemaking
Committee signed an agreement for the methodology to be used for
updating the hospice wage index.
In the August 8, 1997 Federal Register (62 FR 42860), we published
a final rule implementing a new methodology for calculating the hospice
wage index based on the recommendations of the negotiated rulemaking
committee. The committee statement was included in the appendix of that
final rule (62 FR 42883).
The annual update to the hospice wage index is published in the
Federal Register and is based on the most current available hospital
wage data, as well as any changes by the Office of Management and
Budget (OMB) to the definitions of Metropolitan Statistical Areas
(MSAs). Raw wage index values (inpatient hospital pre-floor and pre-
reclassified wage index values) as described in the August 8, 1997
hospice wage index final rule are subject to either a budget neutrality
adjustment or application of the wage index floor. Raw wage index
values of 0.8 or greater are adjusted by the budget neutrality
adjustment factor. Budget neutrality means that, in a given year,
estimated aggregate payments for Medicare hospice services using the
updated wage index values will equal estimated payments that would have
been made for these services if the 1983 wage index values had remained
in effect. To achieve this budget neutrality, the raw wage index is
multiplied by a budget neutrality adjustment factor. The budget
neutrality adjustment factor is calculated by comparing what we would
have paid using current rates and the 1983 wage index to what would be
paid using current rates and new wage index. The budget neutrality
adjustment factor is computed and applied annually. For the FY 2006
hospice wage index, the FY 2005 hospice payment rate was used in the
budget neutrality adjustment factor calculation.
Raw wage index values below 0.8 are adjusted by the greater of: (1)
The hospice budget neutrality adjustment factor; or (2) the hospice
wage index floor (a 15 percent increase) subject to a maximum wage
index value of 0.8. For example, County A has a prefloor, pre-
reclassified hospital wage index (raw wage index value) of 0.4000. We
would perform the following calculations using the budget neutrality
factor and the hospice wage index floor to determine County A's hospice
wage index: (Raw wage index value below 0.8 x budget neutrality
adjustment factor) = 0.4000 (1.060988) = 0.4244 (Raw wage index value
below 0.8 x hospice wage index floor) = 0.400 (1.15) = 0.4600. Based on
these calculations, County A's hospice wage index would be 0.4600.
C. Hospice Provisions of the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement,
and Modernization Act of 2003
On December 8, 2003, the Congress enacted the Medicare Prescription
Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act (MMA) of 2003 (Pub. L. 108-
173). This legislation provided for the following provisions affecting
hospice services:
Section 408, Recognition of Attending Nurse Practitioners
as Attending Physicians to Serve Hospice Patients.
Section 512, Coverage of Hospice Consultation Services.
Section 946, Authorizing Use of Arrangements to Provide
Core Hospice Services in Certain Circumstances.
Section 408 of the MMA amended sections 1861(dd)(3)(B) and
1814(a)(7) of the Act to add nurse practitioners (NPs) to the
definition of an attending physician for beneficiaries who have elected
the hospice benefit. In other words, if a beneficiary's primary care
provider before the determination of the
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terminal illness and election of the hospice benefit is an NP, the NP
can remain as the attending physician, if the beneficiary chooses,
after a hospice election. If the beneficiary does not have an attending
physician or NP at the time of the terminal diagnosis, the beneficiary
may choose to designate either a physician or an NP as his or her
attending physician when electing the hospice benefit. Section 408 of
the MMA was implemented through an administrative issuance (Change
Request (CR) 3226, Transmittals 22 and 304, September 24, 2004).
Section 512 of the MMA provides for a one-time evaluation and
consultation to Medicare beneficiaries who have been determined to have
a 6-month prognosis if the disease runs its normal course, and who
require the expertise of the medical director or physician employed by
a hospice in order to be able to make end-of-life decisions. This
provision was implemented in the CY 2005 Physician Fee Schedule final
rule published in the November 15, 2004 Federal Register (69 FR 66335)
and is incorporated in our regulations at Sec. 418.205 and Sec.
418.304(d).
Section 946(a) of the MMA allows a hospice program ``in
extraordinary, exigent, or other non-routine circumstances, such as
unanticipated period of high patient loads, staffing shortages due to
illness or other events, or temporary travel of a patient outside a
hospice program's service area, * * * `` to enter into arrangements
with another hospice program to provide services to beneficiaries.
Section 946(b) of the MMA provides that ``in the case of hospice care
provided by a hospice program under arrangement under section
1861(dd)(5)(D) made by another hospice program, the hospice program
that made the arrangements shall bill and be paid for the hospice
care.'' In section II.B.2 of this proposed rule, we discuss our
proposal to revise the regulations to implement payment for hospice
services made under arrangements. We have addressed implementation of
section 946(a) of the MMA in the proposed rule entitled ``Medicare and
Medicaid Programs; Hospice Conditions of Participation'' published in
the May 27, 2005 Federal Register (70 FR 30840).
II. Provisions of the Proposed Regulations and Analysis of and
Responses to Public Comments
In the April 29, 2005 Federal Register (70 FR 22394), we published
a proposed rule that set forth the proposed FY 2006 hospice wage index,
including changes to the Medicare hospice wage index proposed as a
result of OMB revised definitions of geographical statistical areas,
and proposed implementation of several provisions of the MMA. In this
section of the final rule, we will discuss these proposals, the public
comments received, and our responses. We note receipt of approximately
80 timely items of correspondence that raised 8 issues.
A. Changes to the Hospice Wage Index for FY 2006
1. Revised OMB Definition for Geographical Statistical Areas
As required by Sec. 418.306(c), each hospice's labor market is
established using the most current hospital wage data available,
including any changes to the MSA definitions issued by OMB. In the
September 4, 1996 hospice wage index proposed rule (61 FR 46579), we
explained that the MSA definitions were issued by OMB on December 28,
1992, based on the 1990 census, and updated by OMB based on the
decennial census. In accordance with our regulations, any changes to
the MSA definitions would be announced in the Federal Register.
In the August 27, 2004 Federal Register (69 FR 52710), we published
a notice with respect to the hospice wage index for FY 2005. In that
notice, we noted that on June 6, 2003, OMB issued OMB Bulletin No. 03-
04 announcing revised definitions for MSAs, new definitions for
Micropolitan Statistical Areas and Combined Statistical Areas, and
guidance on using the statistical definitions. (A copy of the Bulletin
may be obtained at the following Internet address: http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/bulletins/b03-04.html.
) In addition, we noted
that we would not address the new OMB definitions because the wage data
used to calculate the FY 2005 hospice wage index (FY 2004 hospital wage
data) did not reflect revisions based on the new definitions. We
indicated that the new OMB definitions would be addressed in the FY
2006 wage index update.
a. Background
In general, under the 1990-based definitions used for the hospital
wage index, we define an urban area as a Metropolitan Statistical Area
(MSA) or New England County Metropolitan Area (NECMA). A rural area is
defined as any area outside of the urban area. Any area not included in
an MSA is considered to be nonurban and receives the statewide rural
rate.
In accordance with our regulations for hospice payment, we base the
hospice wage index on the most current hospital wage data available.
Similar to the hospital wage index, we use the MSAs to define labor
market areas. Section 1814(i)(2)(D) of the Act requires Medicare to pay
for hospice services based on the geographic location where the service
is furnished. The wage index value used is based upon the location of
the beneficiary's home for routine home care and continuous home care
and the location of the hospice agency for general inpatient and
respite care.
In the April 29, 2005 proposed rule, we addressed the new OMB
definitions and their application to the hospice wage index. Since our
regulations require the use of the acute care hospital inpatient
prospective payment system (IPPS) wage data as the basis for
determining the hospice wage index, we provided a summary of the
revised geographical statistical areas adopted in the FY 2005 IPPS
final rule. (For a more detailed discussion of the changes in the
hospital wage index based on the new OMB definitions see the FY 2005
IPPS proposed and final rules published May 18, 2004 (69 FR 28196) and
August 11, 2004 (69 FR 48916).)
b. Current Labor Market Areas Based on MSAs Used in the FY 2004
Hospital Wage Index
In the FY 2005 IPPS final rule, we described the hospital wage
index methodology in place before adoption of the new OMB definitions
(CBSAs). We stated that, ``the [hospital] wage index is calculated and
assigned to hospitals on the basis of the labor market area in which
the hospital is located.'' In addition, the IPPS final rule (69 FR
49026) provided the following as the current (before FY 2005)
definition of the hospital labor markets:
* * * areas based on the definitions of Metropolitan Statistical
Areas (MSAs), Primary MSAs (PMSAs), and New England County
Metropolitan Areas (NECMAs) issued by OMB. OMB also designates
Consolidated MSAs (CMSAs). * * * For purposes of the hospital wage
index, we use the PMSAs rather than CMSAs because they allow a more
precise breakdown of labor costs. If a metropolitan area is not
designated as part of a PMSA, we use the applicable MSA.
These different designations use counties as the building blocks
upon which they are based. Therefore, hospitals are assigned to
either an MSA, PMSA, or NECMA based on whether the county in which
the hospital is located is part of that area. For purposes of the
IPPS wage index, we combine all of the counties in a State outside a
designated MSA, PMSA, or NECMA together to calculate a statewide
rural wage index.
c. Core-Based Statistical Areas
In the December 27, 2000 Federal Register (65 FR 82228 through
82238), OMB announced its new standards and in that notice, OMB defined
a Core-
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Based Statistical Area (CBSA), beginning in 2003, as ``a geographic
entity associated with at least one core of 10,000 or more population,
plus adjacent territory that has a high degree of social and economic
integration with the core as measured by commuting ties.'' The
standards designate and define two categories of CBSAs: MSAs and
Micropolitan Statistical Areas (65 FR 82235).
According to OMB, MSAs are based on urbanized areas of 50,000 or
more population, and Micropolitan Statistical Areas (referred to in
further discussion as Micropolitan Areas) are based on urban clusters
of at least 10,000 population but less than 50,000 population. Counties
that do not fall within CBSA (either MSA or Micropolitan Areas) are
deemed ``Outside CBSAs.'' In the past, OMB defined MSAs around areas
with a minimum core population of 50,000, and smaller areas were
``Outside MSAs.''
In its June 6, 2003 bulletin, OMB announced the new CBSAs,
comprised of MSAs and the new Micropolitan Areas based on Census 2000
data. The new CBSA designations recognize 49 new (urban) MSAs and 565
new Micropolitan Areas, and revised the composition of many of the
existing (urban) MSAs. There are 1,090 counties in MSAs under these new
CBSA designations compared with 848 counties in the previous MSAs. Of
these 1,090 counties, 737 are in the same MSA as they were before the
changes, 65 are in different MSAs, and 288 were not previously
designated to any MSA. There are 674 counties in Micropolitan Areas. Of
these, 41 were previously in an MSA, while 633 were not previously
designated to an MSA.
d. Revised Labor Market Areas
As discussed in the FY 2005 IPPS final rule (69 FR 49027),
alternatives to the use of MSAs for the purpose of establishing labor
market areas for the Medicare hospital wage index were examined. In the
May 27, 1994, IPPS proposed rule (59 FR 27724), the latest research
concerning possible future refinements to the labor market areas was
presented. In the June 2, 1995 IPPS proposed rule (60 FR 29219), it was
noted that the public comments on the May 27, 1994 proposals reflected
no consensus on the choice for new labor market areas. Many hospitals
expressed dissatisfaction with all of the potential alternatives to the
OMB-based labor market areas. In addition, consulted associations did
not suggest ideas or alternatives for future research. Consequently,
MSAs have continued to be used to define labor market areas for
purposes of the wage index by many Medicare payment systems.
(1) New England County Metropolitan Areas
NECMAs are currently used in the hospice wage index to define labor
markets areas in New England, ``* * * because these are county-based
designations rather than the 1990 MSA definitions for New England which
used minor civil divisions such as cities and towns'' (69 FR 28250).
Under the CBSA definition, ``OMB has defined the MSAs and Micropolitan
Areas in New England on the basis of counties. OMB also established New
England City and Town Areas, which are similar to the previous New
England MSAs'' (69 FR 28250). Therefore, to maintain consistency in the
definition of labor market areas between New England and the rest of
the country, IPPS decided to use the New England MSAs under the new
CBSA definition.
(2) Metropolitan Divisions
Under OMB's new CBSA designations, a Metropolitan Division is a
county or group of counties within a CBSA that contains a core
population of at least 2.5 million, representing an employment center,
plus adjacent counties associated with the main county or counties
through commuting lines. For the IPPS wage indices before FY 2005,
where the PMSAs were used, rather than CMSAs, to define labor market
areas for the FY 2005 hospital wage index, we adopted metropolitan
divisions rather than CBSAs as the building blocks for labor market
areas. As with PMSAs, where they exist, these Metropolitan Divisions
``* * * comprise a smaller geographic area with potentially varying
labor costs due to different local economies.'' (69 FR 28250)
(3) Micropolitan Areas
The FY 2005 IPPS final rule noted the following regarding the use
of Micropolitan Areas to define labor markets (69 FR 49029):
One of the major issues with respect to the new definitions is
whether to use Micropolitan Areas to define labor market areas for
the purpose of the IPPS wage index. * * *
Because we currently use MSAs to define urban labor market areas
and we group all the hospitals in counties within each State that
are not assigned to an MSA together into a statewide rural labor
market area, we have used the terms ``urban'' and ``rural'' wage
indexes in the past for ease of reference. However, the introduction
of Micropolitan Areas complicates this terminology because these
areas include so many hospitals that are currently included in the
statewide rural labor market areas * * * We use the term ``rural''
hospitals to describe hospitals in counties that are not assigned to
either an MSA or a Micropolitan Area * * * hospitals in Micropolitan
Areas are included in the statewide rural labor market areas.
2. Annual Update to the Hospice Wage Index
a. Background
Section 418.306(c) of the regulations requires that we issue
annually in the Federal Register, hospice wage index based on our most
current available hospital wage data, including any changes to the
definitions of MSAs.
Section 4441(a) of the Balanced Budget Act of 1997 (BBA) amended
section 1814(i)(1)(C)(ii) of the Act to establish updates to hospice
rates for FYs 1998 through 2002. Hospice rates were to be updated by a
factor equal to the hospital market basket index, minus 1 percentage
point. However, neither the BBA nor subsequent legislation specified
the hospital market basket adjustment to be used to compute payment for
FY 2006. Therefore, payment rates for FY 2006 will be updated according
to section 1814(i)(1)(C)(ii)(VII) of the Act, which specifies that the
update to the payment rates after FY 2002 will be the hospital market
basket percentage increase for the fiscal year. This rate update will
be implemented via administrative issuance to provide adequate time to
implement system change requirements and is not part of this final
rule.
We note that we did not propose any modifications to the hospice
wage index methodology as described in the 1997 final rule. In
accordance with the our regulations and the agreement signed with other
members of the Hospice Wage Index Negotiated Rulemaking Committee, we
will continue to use the most current hospital data available to adjust
for area wage differences. As noted above, payment rates for each of
the four levels of care (routine home care, continuous home care,
respite care, and general inpatient care) are adjusted annually based
upon the hospital market basket for that year and are promulgated
administratively to allow for sufficient time for system changes and
provider notification.
The payment rates are divided into the labor and nonlabor portions.
The appropriate wage index value is applied to the labor portion of the
hospice rate based on the geographic area in which the beneficiary
resides when receiving routine home care or continuous home care. The
appropriate wage index value is applied to the labor portion of the
hospice rate based on the geographic
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area of the hospice agency for beneficiaries receiving general
inpatient or respite level of care.
We use the previous fiscal year's hospital wage index data to
calculate the hospice wage index values. For FY 2006 proposed and final
hospice wage index, we used the FY 2005 hospital pre-floor and pre-
reclassified hospital wage data. This means that the hospital wage data
used for the hospice wage index is not adjusted to take into account
any geographic reclassification of hospitals including those in
accordance with section 1886(d)(8)(B) or 1886(d)(10) of the Act. We
also do not take into account reclassifications in accordance with
section 508 of the MMA or the out-migration adjustment for hospitals
(section 505 of the MMA). All hospice wage index values for FY 2006 are
adjusted by either the FY 2006 budget neutrality adjustment factor or
the wage index floor adjustment. This means, that for wage index values
0.8 or greater, the value is multiplied by the budget neutrality
adjustment factor. For wage index values that are below 0.8, either the
budget neutrality adjustment factor or the wage index floor, not to
exceed 0.8, is applied. In other words, the floor adjustment is the
greater of the raw wage index value multiplied by the proposed budget
neutrality adjustment factor or the raw wage index value for that area
is multiplied by 15 percent subject to a maximum value of 0.8. Budget
neutrality means that, in a given year, estimated aggregate payments
for Medicare hospice services using the updated wage index will equal
estimated payments that would have been made for the same services if
the wage index adopted for hospices in 1983 had remained in effect. For
a detailed discussion of the methodology used to compute the hospice
wage index see the September 4, 1996 proposed rule (61 FR 46579) and
the August 8, 1997 final rule (62 FR 42860).
Comment: We received a number of comments that the methodology used
to compute the wage index values were not valid. One commenter
indicated that the FY 2006 wage index values were computed only on the
basis of CBSA data. Several commenters noted that the hospice
methodology did not provide for fluctuations in wage index values. One
commenter stated, ``* * * the regulatory intent of the movement to more
`refined' geographic areas under CBSA was to produce a more local wage
index so as to reduce reliance on [hospital] geographic
reclassification as a means of redressing inappropriate payment
levels.'' Another commenter stated if wage index changes ``were the
result of an unbiased methodology * * * aggregate impacts should even
out * * *'' The commenter also asserts that hospital cost report
changes, ``as well as methodology nuances in the hospital wage index
methodology, mask the true changes in wages * * *''
Response: As stated previously, the CBSA designations define the
geographic locations from which the hospital wage data are used to
compute the hospice wage index. As discussed in previous hospice
proposed and final rules and wage index notices, the hospice wage
values are developed in accordance with Sec. 418.306(c) of the
regulations. A negotiated rulemaking process was used to update the
hospice wage index in response to the recognition that the then
existing wage index was not satisfactory. Industry and consumer
representatives were willing to work towards developing a consensus,
based on the mutual recognition that there were opportunities for
compromising among various interests, and, the concomitant recognition
that the acceptability of the resulting wage index would be enhanced by
information-sharing in the context of negotiation. A hospice negotiated
rulemaking committee comprised of representatives of national hospice
associations; rural, urban, large, and small hospices; multisite
hospices; consumer groups; and government agents was established. The
committee reached consensus on a hospice wage index that resulted in
the methodology in our regulations. A proposed rule was published in
the Federal Register on September 4, 1996 with the final rule published
in the Federal Register on August 8, 1997. The committee decisions are
as follows:
The annual wage index would be based on the most currently
available data used to construct a wage index for hospitals under the
prospective payment system, before adjustments are made to geographic
reclassification of hospitals in accordance with sections 1886(d)(8)(B)
and (d)(10) of the Act.
Each hospice labor market area would be established by the
MSA definitions issued by and periodically updated by the OMB. Any
changes to the MSA definitions would be effective annually.
Each year in updating the wage index, aggregate Medicare
payments to hospices would remain the same, using the revised wage
index as if the 1983 wage index had not been updated. This means that
although payments to hospices may change each year, overall Medicare
payments to hospices would not be affected by updating the wage index.
To ensure budget neutrality, an adjustment would be made
to the payments that would otherwise be made to individual hospices.
The amount of the budget neutrality adjustment would be determined by
computing the amount of hospice payments that would have resulted from
the hospice payment methodology using the 1983 hospice wage index. Then
computing the expenditures using the updated hospital wage index data.
To ensure that overall Medicare payments to hospices would not be
affected by updating the wage index, a budget neutrality adjustment
factor is calculated each year.
A wage index floor would be developed in order to maintain
viability of the hospice programs in rural and other locations with low
hospital wage index values. For areas below 0.8 either the budget
neutrality adjustment factor or the floor (15 percent) not to exceed
0.8 would be used.
As discussed in the April 29, 2005 proposed rule, we did not
propose to change the methodology used in computing the hospice wage
index and that any changes to the methodology would be addressed in
future rulemaking.
We also believe that we are consistent in complying with
regulations and the recommendations of the negotiated rulemaking
committee in our calculations. This includes utilizing the OMB changes,
which reflect geographic variations. In addition, the hospice wage
index methodology provides mechanisms to augment the hospital wage
index data. The budget neutrality adjustment factor accounts for a more
than 6 percent increase above the hospital wage index for values
greater than or equal to 0.8. Values below 0.8 are increased by the
hospice wage index floor.
We are unable to address the comments on the calculation of the
hospital wage index. However, we can address these comments as they
pertain to the hospice wage index. We do agree with commenters that in
adopting the 2000-based CBSA designations, some hospices will now be
assigned to a different geographic area than under the old 1990-based
designations. Such reassignment could result in a hospice receiving a
wage index value lower than what it would have received had the 1990-
based designations remained in effect for the foreseeable future. This
might be the case, for example, if a high wage hospital has been
redesignated from a certain hospice's labor market area to another
neighboring labor market area, thus depriving its previous labor market
area of the wages associated with such a high-wage hospital. We believe
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that such changes, because they result from the most recent census
data, are proper. These changes merely reflect how the boundaries of
various labor market areas should be drawn in order to reflect the most
recent population and commuting data obtained from the 2000 census.
Indeed, just as the boundaries of the OMB labor market areas may change
every 10 years to reflect the most recent population data, the wages
paid by hospitals located in specific labor market areas also will
likely vary on a year-to-year basis. This type of fluctuation is wholly
appropriate because it reflects the regional economic environment of a
specific labor market area and reflects our intent in instituting wage
indexing
b. Implementation of the Revised Labor Market Designations
For the hospice payment system, Sec. 418.306(c) requires that the
hospice wage index be ``based on the most current available CMS
hospital wage index, including any changes to the definitions of
Metropolitan Statistical Areas.'' We continue to believe MSAs are a
reasonable and appropriate proxy for developing geographic areas for
purposes of adjusting for wage differences in hospice. We also note
that MSAs are used to define labor market areas for purposes of the
wage index for many of the other Medicare payment systems (for example,
long-term care hospital (LTCH) PPS, inpatient rehabilitation facility
(IRF) PPS, home health agency (HHA) PPS, skilled nursing facility (SNF)
PPS, outpatient (OPPS) and inpatient psychiatric facility (IPF) PPS).
First, historically, Medicare prospective payment systems have used
metropolitan area (MA) definitions developed by OMB. For example, in
adopting the MSA designation for the IPPS area labor adjustment, the
Secretary stated:
[i]n administering a national payment system, we must have a
national classification system built on clear, objective standards.
Otherwise the program becomes increasingly difficult to administer
because the distinction between rural and urban hospitals is
blurred. We believe that the MSA system is the only one that
currently meets the requirements for use as a classification system
in a national payment program. The MSA classification system is a
statistical standard developed for use by Federal agencies in the
production, analysis, and publication of data on metropolitan areas.
The standards have been developed with the aim of producing
definitions that will be consistent as possible for all MSAs
nationwide (49 FR 27426).
In addition, in numerous instances, the Congress has recognized
that the areas developed by OMB may be used for differentiating among
geographic areas for Medicare payment purposes. For example, in the
IPPS statutory section, section 1886(d)(2)(D) of the Act, the Congress
defines an ``urban area'' as ``an area within a Metropolitan
Statistical Area (as defined by the Office of Management and Budget) or
within such similar area as the Secretary has recognized.'' Similarly,
in the sections of the statute governing the guidelines to be used by
the Medicare Geographic Classification Review Board for purposes of
reclassification, sections 1886(d)(10)(A) and (D)(i)(II) of the Act,
the Congress directed the Secretary to create guidelines for
``determining whether the county in which the hospital is located
should be treated as being part of a particular [MSA].'' Thus, the
Congress has accepted and ratified the use of MSAs as an inherently
rational manner of dividing up labor-market areas for purposes of
Medicare payments.
The process used by OMB to develop the MSAs creates geographic
areas that are based upon characteristics we believe also generally
reflect the characteristics of unified labor market areas. For example,
the CBSAs reflect a core population plus an adjacent territory that
reflects a high degree of social and economic integration. This
integration is measured by commuting ties, thus demonstrating that
these areas may draw workers from the same general areas. OMB reviews
its MA definitions preceding each decennial census to reflect recent
population changes, and the CBSAs are based on the Census 2000 data.
Finally, in the context of the inpatient prospective payment system, we
have reviewed alternative methods for determining geographic areas for
purposes of the wage index, and in each case, have determined to remain
with the OMB designations rather than replace these designations with
alternatives.
As stated previously, Sec. 418.306(c) requires the hospice wage
index to reflect changes to the definitions of MSA. Therefore, we
proposed adopting the revised labor market area designations based on
OMB's CBSA designations. For the FY 2006 hospice wage index proposed
rule, we proposed to adopt the CBSA designations as finalized in the FY
2005 IPPS final rule (69 FR 49032). We believe that OMB's CBSA
designations, based on Census 2000 data, reflect the most recent
available geographic classifications (MA definitions). As noted, we did
not propose to change the methodology used in computing the wage index,
and that any changes to the methodology would be addressed in future
rulemaking.
As discussed in the FY 2005 IPPS final rule (69 FR 49032), when the
IPPS adopted the revised labor market areas based on OMB's new CBSA
designations on October 1, 2004, IPPS established a transition to the
new designations to mitigate the resulting adverse impact on certain
hospitals. Section 1814(i)(1)(A) of the Act requires hospice payment to
be based on ``costs which are reasonable and related to the cost of
providing hospice care or which are based on such other tests of
reasonableness the Secretary may prescribe in regulations * * *'' Our
regulations at Sec. 418.306(c) require us to issue annually in the
Federal Register ``a hospice wage index based on the most current
available CMS hospital data wage data, including any changes to the
definitions of Metropolitan Statistical Areas.'' In the proposed rule
we stated that it appeared that this language would not seem to permit
us to establish a transition to the new CBSA designations. Unlike IPPS
and other payment systems where each entity uses a single MSA (CBSA),
hospice agencies may use various wage indices to compute their
payments, based upon the location of the beneficiary for routine and
continuous home care or the MSA (CBSA) for the location of the agency
for respite and general inpatient care. The methodology for applying
the budget neutrality adjustment factor to the hospital wage data
results in over a 6.0 percent increase from the wage data. The
application of the hospice floor (a 15.0 percent maximum) to wage index
values below 0.8 is used to leverage areas where there are
significantly low wage index values. Moreover, we did not believe that
in the aggregate, hospice agencies would be impacted negatively by the
new CBSA designations. The existing methodology of computing the
hospice wage index, the annual calculation of the hospice payment rates
based upon the market basket index, and the variability of CBSAs that
may be attributed to different hospice agencies we believed would be
are sufficient to mitigate adverse effects on individual hospice
agencies. We acknowledged that some CBSAs will experience decrease
payments based upon the new definitions. However, there are those that
are positively affected. For example, many counties that have been
included in the rural definitions under the MSA designations are now
designated as urban areas under the CBSA based on labor market areas,
and will generally receive an increase in
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their wage index. We also indicated that if adjustments were to be made
to CBSAs because of negative impact, adjustments would also need to be
made to CBSAs that are positively impacted. Variability and changes in
wage indices both positively and negatively have occurred under the MSA
designations and occur as a result of geographic differences. As a
result, we proposed adopting the CBSA definitions and resulting wage
indices without transitions. However, we received numerous public
comments in disagreement and found them persuasive enough to undertake
further analysis which is described in this regulation.
In adopting the CBSA designations, we identified rural labor market
areas where there were no rural hospitals and thus no FY 2005 hospital
wage index data on which to base the calculation of the FY 2006 hospice
wage index. Since there was no reasonable proxy for more recent rural
hospital data within Massachusetts, we proposed to use the pre-floor,
pre-reclassified hospital wage index data for FY 2005 and apply the FY
2006 proposed budget neutrality factor. If in the future there are
rural areas without hospital wage index data from which a hospice wage
index can be derived, we also proposed to use a comparable methodology
to derive a wage index. Similarly, if we encounter an urban labor
market without an urban hospital from which a hospital wage index can
be derived, we proposed to use all of the urban areas within the State
as a reasonable proxy for computing a hospice wage index. In these
circumstances we would calculate the urban wage index value for areas
without urban hospital data as the average wage index for all urban
areas within the State. We are not able to apply a similar averaging in
rural areas, because there would be no rural hospital wage data
available for averaging on a statewide basis.
We note that in the proposed rule, a wage index value of 0.8 had
been incorrectly placed in the tables representing the CBSA wage index
value for Puerto Rico. In computing the CBSA wage index value for this
final rule we identified that there were no IPPS hospitals and thus no
hospital wage index data on which to base calculations of the FY 2006
hospice wage index for rural Puerto Rico. As noted above, in the
discussion of a comparable situation in Massachusetts, we applied the
same methodology of using the FY 2005 pre-floor, pre-reclassified
hospital wage index data to derive a FY 2006 wage index for rural
Puerto Rico under the CBSA designations.
Comment: One commenter noted that a more reasonable proxy for
determining the wage index for rural areas where there are no hospitals
is to use data submitted by critical access hospitals.
Response: As discussed in the proposed rule as well as above, since
there is no reasonable proxy for more recent rural data within
Massachusetts and Puerto Rico, we used the FY 2005 pre-floor, pre-
reclassified hospital wage index data to derive a wage index. Since the
hospital wage data used in the FY 2006 hospice wage index represents
the most recent data available, we believe that this is the most
appropriate proxy to use. We intend to use a comparable methodology for
hospice wage index updates if there are no hospital data to derive a
wage index in subsequent years. Similarly, if there are urban areas
without hospital wage index data, we believe that it is reasonable to
use an average of all of the urban areas within the State as a
reasonable proxy.
Since critical access hospitals (CAHs) are not part of the IPPS,
there is no wage data from the CAHs reflected in the pre-floor, pre-
reclassified hospital wage data used to calculate the hospice wage
index. As a result, we believe that our proposed methodology can be
used as a reasonable proxy for areas that have no hospital wage data to
calculate the area's wage index.
Comment: We received a number of comments indicating that the
adoption of the CBSA designations would negatively impact hospice
agencies due to wage indices being lower than those received in FY
2005. While specific counties, States, areas and hospice providers were
cited by the commenters, we are summarizing the comments without
addressing the specific areas. Commenters cited the movement from MSAs
to CBSAs as resulting in a decrease in wage index values. One commenter
stated that over 80 percent of all counties would experience a wage
index decrease due to the new CBSA designations. These commenters were
concerned about the impact of these decreases on access to hospice
care. Several commenters suggested that CMS should ensure that any
decreases in wage index values should not exceed 2 to 5 percent
annually. Two commenters disagreed with our statement that in the
aggregate, hospice agencies would not be negatively impacted. Several
commenters also expressed concerns with significant swings in the wage
index values that are often hard to predict. Some commenters asserted
that more patients would be hospitalized due to the decrease in wage
index values.
Response: We appreciate the detailed concerns sent by commenters
regarding the impact of implementing the CBSA designations on their
geographic locations or their hospice agency. While these comments only
addressed the negative impact on commenters' geographic areas or
hospices, we note that there are a number of geographic locations and
hospice providers that will be positively impacted upon implementation
of the CBSA designations.
As noted above, the hospice wage index is computed annually based
on the most recent hospital wage data. For the FY 2006 hospice wage
index, we use the FY 2005 hospital wage data. We also indicated above
that a budget neutrality adjustment factor is computed annually. Either
the budget neutrality adjustment factor or the wage index floor is
applied to the hospital wage data. This results in an adjustment of 6
to 15 percent above the hospital wage data. We acknowledge that the FY
2006 budget neutrality adjustment factor computed for this final rule
is lower than that computed for the proposed rule. We attribute this to
the use of FY 2004 claims processed through March 2005 for computations
used in this final rule, in contrast with FY 2003 claims processed
through June 2004 for computations used in the April 29 proposed rule.
However, the variability of the budget neutrality adjustment factor in
previous years is unrelated to the adoption of the CBSA designations.
We provide the following chart to demonstrate this phenomenon.
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Budget neutrality Budget neutrality
FY regulatory document Total expenditure adjustment adjustment
factor--MSA factor--CBSA
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2006 Final Rule........................................ $7,079,595,000 1.060339 1.060988
2006 Proposed Rule..................................... 6,086,726,005 1.064435 1.063479
2005 Notice............................................ 5,873,005,000 1.065819 N/A
2004 Notice............................................ 3,775,993,000 1.061238 N/A
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2003 Notice............................................ 3,684,027,000 1.063422 N/A
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We recognize that there are areas which will experience a decrease
in their wage index, but there are also areas which will experience an
increase. However, as noted by one commenter, variability in wage index
values occurs each year and has been noted in the hospice wage index
notices issued annually. While the hospice payment rates are increased
each year based upon the hospital market basket, the wage index values
are adjusted based upon the hospital wage data, which may increase or
decrease. We do not believe that under a prospective payment system,
wage index values can be assured to increase on an annual basis.
We disagree that the annual fluctuations are not predictable. Since
the hospice wage index utilizes the previous year's hospital wage index
data, it is possible for hospice agencies to review the hospital wage
index values approximately 1 year before the hospice implements the
values. We appreciate the comments stating that additional time was
required for hospice providers to make changes as a result of the new
designations. However, the adoption of the new CBSA designations has
been a possibility for over 3 years. In the 1997 hospice wage index
final rule, we indicated that any changes made by the OMB to the MSA
designations would be used in calculating the hospice wage index. The
OMB released its new designations on June 6, 2003. The FY 2005 hospice
wage index notice indicated that we would be addressing the CBSA
designations in FY 2006. We believe that this sequence of events
provided ample time for hospices to become aware of the impending
changes. While some commenters believed changes to the wage index
values would result in a risk to access to hospice care, we were not
provided with any empirical data to support their assumption as to
whether the reduction was due to the CBSA designations or due to past
with decreases. We believe that access may in fact improve with the
increase in wage index values that some areas will experience as a
result of the CBSA designations.
We received no suggestions on how the change impacts on access and
on the financial stability of hospice providers could or should be
measured. We believe that while in theory this type of measurement
seems plausible, in reality it would be difficult to do a provider
level analysis when the site of service is variable and often changes.
As noted in the April 29, 2005 proposed rule, we did not propose to
change the methodology used in computing the wage index, and that any
changes to the methodology would be addressed in future rulemaking.
We reiterate that, in the aggregate, hospice agencies would not be
negatively impacted. As discussed above, this final rule only reflects
the impact of the wage index values on individual hospices, and does
not reflect total payments for FY 2006. This means that any payment
projections in this final rule reflect only the change in the wage
index and does not reflect any changes that incorporate the FY 2006
payment rates. We also discussed that the FY 2006 payment rates would
actually increase as a result of the market basket increase and that
the increased payment rates would be promulgated through administrative
issuance. We believe that this payment increase, which is not subject
to the budget neutrality requirement, will offset, in the aggregate,
any decreases that may occur as a result of the adoption of the CBSA
designations.
Comment: We received comments arguing that the implementation of
the CBSA designations would result in an overall reduction in
reimbursement. Many commenters stated that due to hospice providers
facing higher operating costs, CMS should change the rates. Others
commented that CMS should ensure that rates do not decrease from one
year to the next.
Response: While there are counties that will experience a decrease
in their wage index, overall reimbursement will also reflect the
payment increase based upon the full market basket. The FY 2006 payment
rates will be promulgated through administrative issuance.
Section 1814(i)(1)(C)(ii)(VII) of the Act stipulates that the
payment rates are to be increased annually by the market basket
percentage increase. Since the annual payment rate increase is
promulgated through administrative issuance, hospice providers can
generally anticipate that their payment rates will be increased. It is
only the wage component of the FY 2006 payment rates that are subject
to the wage indices in this final rule.
Comment: We received many comments requesting that hospices assume
the wage index value of an adjacent county with a higher wage index.
One commenter indicated that wage area adjustments should accurately
reflect wage level differences among areas throughout the nation. The
same commenter stated that wage areas ``must recognize the realities of
labor markets'' and that area borders ``are somewhat arbitrary.''
Response: While specific counties were addressed in the comments,
we have summarized the content without addressing specific counties and
requests. On June 6, 2003 the OMB published the new MSA designations (A
copy of the Bulleting may be obtained at the following internet
address: http://www.whitehouse.gov/omb/bulletins/b03-04.html.). We
noted in the August 27, 2004 Federal Register (69 FR 52710), that we
would be addressing the CBSA designations in the FY 2006 wage index
update. In that rule we also indicated that OMB had issued the new
designations. In the FY 2005 proposed rule we indicated that the MSA
designations as well as the CBSA designations are determined by OMB.
The OMB reviews its MA definitions preceding each decennial census to
reflect recent population changes. We also indicated in the proposed
rule, that we believed that OMB's CBSA designations reflect the most
recent available geographic classifications and were a reasonable and
appropriate way to define geographic areas for purposes of wage index
values. Consequently, we do not believe that the commenter is correct
in the assertion that area borders are arbitrary, since the OMB has
defined those borders for the CBSA based on specifically defined
criteria, as they did for the MSAs.
While the new designations do negatively impact some hospice
providers, there are other hospice providers who will be positively
impacted. Wage index values may fluctuate from year to year based on
the hospital wage data. Claims used may also fluctuate based upon
volume and distribution of the payments across providers. As a result,
wage index values can increase or decrease from year to year,
regardless if the CBSA designations are adopted.
As indicated in the discussions above, geographic differences are
reflected in the wage index values. Wage index values are adjusted
nationally to all
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MSA values by applying a budget neutrality adjustment factor, which for
FY 2006 is 1.060988, based on CBSA designation, for those hospices with
a wage index value greater than or equal to 0.8 and either the budget
neutrality adjustment factor or the hospice floor of up to 15 percent
for hospices with a wage index value of less than 0.8.
Comment: We received many comments that recommend various revisions
to the proposed labor market definition. Many of these focused on
specific situations, particularly in those areas in which large MSAs
were divided into smaller MSAs under the new definition. Some
commenters suggested that counties should be reclassified as area
hospitals have been. Others suggested that counties maintain their
current MSA designation. Some commenters suggested that counties
receive wage index values comparable to an adjacent CBSA with a higher
wage index value. Some of the commenters suggested that an appeal
mechanism be initiated to allow hospices to appeal their
classifications. Several commenters suggested that a rural floor be
adopted for areas with low wage index values that are lower than values
applied to hospitals in rural areas. Several argued that the Secretary
has broad latitude to address wage index inequities.
Response: While specific counties were cited in the comments, we
are responding in general and are not addressing specific counties. As
noted above, sections 1886(d)(10) and 1886(d)(8)(B) of the Act provide
for a process by which hospitals may request to be reclassified into
another geographic area. The statute does not include hospices. Our
view is that we have no authority to move hospice providers from one
CBSA to another CBSA designation or to allow hospice agencies to select
the CBSA designation based upon which designation represents the
majority of their patients. We believe that this request would require
a statutory amendment. Our view is that while we do not have the
authority to reclassify hospice providers into different geographic
areas, the statute does provide the Secretary with broad authority to
establish a payment methodology for hospice and as stated above, the
negotiated rulemaking committee recommended the use of the OMB labor
market areas for purposes of the wage index. We continue, for reasons
discussed above, to believe those definitions to be appropriate.
As noted above hospitals are the only entities that have statutory
authority to request a geographic reclassification. Providing a
mechanism of appeal without the authority to reclassify a hospice
provider would not accord any resolution. We believe that a change in
the statute would be required in order to implement an appeal process.
Comment: One commenter indicated ``Because reimbursement is
calculated according to the residence of the patient, a hospice may
redirect its marketing efforts to patients living in a county with a
more favorable wage index * * *''
Response: While the commenter indicated that this `` * * * lack of
parity in wage index in contiguous areas could create better access for
some * * * and more limited access for others,'' this exemplifies the
difficulty in determining a wage index that would satisfy all hospice
providers. Furthermore, establishing a national wage index, as
suggested by one commenter, would not reflect the unique economic
environment of various geographic areas. As noted, we did not propose
to change the methodology used in computing the wage index, and that
any changes to the methodology would be addressed in future rulemaking.
Comment: We received many comments requesting that the adoption of
the CBSA designations should be phased in for those areas that will
experience a decrease in their wage index. One commenter suggested a 1-
year transition period. Several commenters suggested a 3-year
transition period. Other commenters suggested a transition for an
unspecified period of time. One commenter suggested that the same hold-
harmless methodology employed by the IPPS in FY 2005 be employed for
the FY 2006 hospice wage index. A few commenters indicated that CMS is
incorrect in their interpretation of the regulatory language in Sec.
418.306(c).
In addition to the transitioning timeframes for implementing the
adoption of the CBSA designations, some commenters offered suggestions
for blending rates. One commenter recommended that the CBSA wage index
values be implemented if greater than the MSA values. Another commenter
recommended that 50 percent of the CBSA value and 50 percent of the MSA
value be blended for 1 year. A commenter recommended that 50 percent of
the FY 2005 MSA and 50 percent of the FY 2006 CBSA value be blended and
phased-in over a 2 to 3 year period. Another commenter suggested that a
hospice with more than a 2 percent decrease in the wage index be
provided with a 2 to 3 year transition of a blended rate while another
commenter suggested that the threshold be 1 percent. Several commenters
recommended other blended percentages of MSA and CBSA values while
others recommended varying blends with the MSA wage index portion
greater than the CBSA value.
Response: We have been persuaded by some of the commenters that
argue Sec. 418.306(c) has been incorrectly interpreted. A transition
period had been employed for the initial implementation of the
methodology developed by the negotiated rulemaking committee. The
regulatory language that addressed the adoption of any changes to the
MSA definitions by the OMB did not include that a transition period was
or was not to be employed when MSA definitions changed. This language
was proposed and remained unchanged in the August 8, 1997 final rule.
As indicated in the FY 2006 proposed rule, we were not proposing to
change the methodology for calculating the hospice wage index overall
and would address any changes in the methodology in future rulemaking.
Since we did not propose changing the methodology, we are not amending
the regulatory language in Sec. 418.306(c).
However, we received a number of comments concerning the proposed
implementation of the CBSA designations and the belief that its
implementation would negatively impact hospice providers. We considered
these comments in detail and conducted additional analysis regarding
the impact of implementing the CBSA designations.
To determine the effect of adopting the CBSA designations on
providers, we analyzed providers based on their current MSA designation
to determine the impact on adopting the CBSA designations. We
determined that most providers will experience less than a 5.0 percent
change in their wage index values under the CBSA designations. One
hundred thirty hospices, representing 5.0 percent of the 2,583 hospice
providers will experience a decrease of 5.0 percent or greater when
adopting the CBSA designations. Seventy-three of the 969 rural hospices
and 57 of the 1,614 urban hospices will experience a decrease of 5.0
percent or more as a result of the migration from MSA to CBSA.
Likewise 97 hospice providers representing 3.8 percent of the 2,583
hospices will experience an increase of 5.0 percent or more when we
adopt the CBSA designations. Seventy-four of the 969 rural hospice
providers and 23 of the 1,614 urban hospice providers will experience
an increase of 5.0 percent or greater.
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As shown below, the majority of providers will experience an
increase or decrease ranging from 0 to 1.0 percent. Of the 2,583
hospice providers (of which 1,614 were designated urban and 969 as
rural under the MSA designations), 998 of the urban providers and 310
of the rural providers will experience an increase of approximately 1.0
percent under the CBSA designations. A decrease of approximately 1.0
percent will be experienced by 294 rural providers and 275 of the urban
providers.
The increase and decrease in the wage index appears to be primarily
attributed to the change from urban to rural designations under the
CBSAs. In other words, providers that were designated as urban under
the MSA designations, who are now classified as rural under the CBSA
designations, generally will experience a decrease in their wage index.
Providers designated as rural under the MSA designations, that are
classified as urban under the CBSA designations generally will
experience an increase in their wage index. A rural hospice may
experience a decrease in its wage index if a high-wage hospital in its
rural area is redesignated as urban under the CBSA designation. Since
the high-wage hospital would no longer be in the same area as the rural
hospice, the hospital's wage data would not be used in calculating the
rural rate.
Next, the State county codes were analyzed to determine if the
observations by provider were consistent to the findings by geographic
area. Our findings were similar to that discussed above. Of the 3,273
counties, 287 (8.8 percent) are anticipated to experience a 5.0 percent
or greater decrease. Of the 3,273 counties, 222 rural counties (6.8
percent) and 65 urban counties (2.0 percent) are anticipated to
experience a 5.0 percent or greater decrease in their wage index. Of
the 3,273 counties, 252 counties (7.7 percent) are anticipated to
experience a 5.0 percent or greater increase in their wage index. Of
these 252 counties, 229 rural counties (7.0 percent) and 23 urban
counties (0.7 percent) are anticipated to experience an increase in
their wage index.
As a result of numerous public comments and based on our subsequent
analysis, we evaluated different options which could mitigate the
effects of OMB's new designation system while remaining budget neutral
to the 1983 wage index methodology and to what we would pay had we
fully implemented the CBSA designations. We determined that a blended
wage index comprised of 50 percent of the wage index that counties
would have received had the MSA designations remained in effect and 50
percent of the wage index that counties will receive under the CBSA
designations was the most equitable option. This blending would take
place after the budget neutrality adjustment factor was applied to the
MSA and the CBSA wage index. As the MSA and the CBSA wage index values
used budget neutrality adjustment factors (1.060339 and 1.060988,
respectively), the computed wage index for all areas contains a unique
budget neutrality adjustment.
The charts below describe the difference by hospice providers and
by counties based upon full implementation of the wage index under the
CBSA designations (Before Adjustment) and upon implementation of the
blended wage (After Adjustment). The blended wage index centers most
providers and counties within the range of less than 5.0 percent
increase or decrease in their wage index. We believe that this will
mitigate any wide fluctuations in wage index values. We are
implementing this blended wage index as a one-time only transition for
FY 2006. We will be using the CBSA designations in future rulemaking in
accordance with Sec. 418.306(c) and the methodology established by the
negotiated rulemaking committee. Any changes in the methodology for
calculating the hospice wage index values will be discussed in future
rulemaking.
This computation for only FY 2006 allows us to be budget neutral to
1983 as well as to what would have occurred had this computation not
been done. We believe that this is in compliance with our regulations
at Sec. 418.306(c), since we have computed a wage index using the
latest MSA designations and we are not proposing a longer term
transition in adopting the CBSA designations. Subsequent wage index
computations for FY 2007 and after will be computed solely on the CBSA
designations. Any departure from this methodology will be discussed in
future rulemaking.
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Before adjustment After adjustment
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Total Rural Urban Total Rural Urban
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Provider
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Decrease >=0% and <1%......................... 569 294 275 721 339 382
Decrease >=1% and <5%......................... 267 99 168 216 126 90
Decrease >=5% and <10%........................ 101 72 29 24 1 23
Decrease >=10% and <20%....................... 24 1 23 5 0 5
Decrease >=20%................................ 5 0 5 0 0 0
No change..................................... 20 14 6 20 14 6
Increase >=0% and <1%......................... 1308 310 998 1417 384 1033
Increase >=1% and <5%......................... 192 105 87 130 71 59
Increase >=5% and <10%........................ 47 40 7 40 26 14
Increase >=10% and <20%....................... 40 26 14 9 7 2
Increase >=20%................................ 10 8 2 1 1 0
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Totals.................................... 2583 969 1614 2583 969 1614
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County
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Decrease >=0% and <1%......................... 729 593 136 922 742 180
Decrease >=1% and <5%......................... 366 275 91 424 347 77
Decrease >=5% and <10%........................ 251 221 30 32 1 31
Decrease >=10% and <20%....................... 32 1 31 4 0 4
Decrease >=20%................................ 4 0 4 0 0 0
No change..................................... 39 32 7 39 32 7
Increase >=0% and <1%......................... 1390 852 538 1511 947 564
Increase >=1% and <5%......................... 210 162 48 191 160 31
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Increase >=5% and <10%........................ 102 93 9 101 92 9
Increase >=10% and <20%....................... 101 92 9 45 40 5
Increase >=20%................................ 49 44 5 4 4 0
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Totals.................................... 3273 2365 908 3273 2365 908
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In the proposed rule (70 FR 22398), we had indicated that the
implementation of the CBSA designations would not be transitioned
because, among other things, any upward adjustments made to hospices
because of negative impact of the CBSA implementation would need to be
offset by compensating downward adjustments to hospices that were
positively impacted. We stated in the proposed rule that we were not
proposing to change the methodology for computing the hospice wage
index, which was determined through negotiated rulemaking, and that any
changes in the methodology would be discussed in future rule making.
While some commenters stated that the methodology included in the
regulation could be interpreted to provide for some transition to the
new CBSAs, no commenters suggested that the mechanism for assuring
budget neutrality be changed. It is this budget neutrality adjustment
that provides for a 6.0 percent increase in the wage index.
We believe that providing a blended wage index for hospices will
somewhat mitigate the deleterious effects on those hospices most
negatively impacted by the new labor market area definitions, while
complying with the budget neutrality methodology authorized by our
regulations. Therefore, we believe it is reasonable to provide for a 1-
year blended rate. Admittedly, in this transition year, some hospices
will not receive the full wage index increase they would otherwise
receive. We believe that by maintaining budget neutrality to what we
would pay without this adjustment, as well as to what we would have
paid had the 1983 wage index been used, we are in compliance with the
methodology specified in the August 1997 final rule.
We acknowledge that several other provider-types affected by OMB's
change have been held harmless during the transition because those
payment systems (for example, IPPS) require budget neutrality in
overall payments and incorporate payment rates into budget neutrality
calculations. As discussed above, the hospice payment rates for FY 2006
are not included in this regulation and are promulgated through
administrative issuance. As a result, the payment rates will reflect
the full market basket and are not adjusted in conjunction with wage
indexing.
Although, in the hospital wage index, the 1-year transition
included a hold-harmless provision for those hospitals positively
impacted by the new CBSAs, the budget neutrality rules of the IPPS
differ from those used in the hospice wage index. In the hospital wage
index, we were able to offset the hold-harmless provision through
adjustments to the budget neutrality multiplier, thus ensuring payments
did not exceed what would have been made had no transition been
implemented. In contrast, hospice payment methodology would not permit
this type of offset, thus requiring higher expenditures to implement a
hold-harmless provision as part of a transition. Therefore, as stated
in the proposed rule, any blended rate for hospices that are negatively
affected would be offset with a blended rate for those positively
affected. Otherwise, we would not be able to implement a blend, without
increasing expenditures beyond what we believe is reasonable.
3. Labeling Error in the Hospice Wage Index
As noted in the proposed rule, we had discovered an error in the
labeling of the wage index tables that we have been publishing in the
annual hospice wage index update. That labeling error is the listing of
Stanly County, North Carolina as one of the areas under MSA 1520 when,
in fact, we consider Stanly County, NC to be a rural area in North
Carolina. Stanly County wage data have always been correctly treated as
rural in the actual creation of the hospice wage index values, and it
has only been the listing of Stanly County under MSA 1520 that was in
error. Consequently, we have corrected our labeling error from past
notices for the hospice and have removed Stanly County from the list of
areas that fall under the MSA 1520 wage index. This is strictly a
ministerial correction that does not affect the actual computation of
the wage index values. Hospice providers in and beneficiaries who
reside in Stanly County and receive routine home and continuous home
care in Stanly County will continue to fall under, and use, the wage
index for rural North Carolina.
B. Proposed Changes To Implement Hospice-Related Provisions of the MMA
In section I.C. of this final rule, we noted that section 408 of
the MMA was effective upon enactment and initially implemented through
administrative issuances. We proposed to incorporate these provisions
into regulation.
1. Coverage of Nurse Practitioner as Attending Physician in Hospice
(Section 408 of the MMA)
Section 408 of the MMA amended sections 1861(dd)(3)(B) and
1814(a)(7) of the Act to add nurse practitioners (NPs) to the
definition of an attending physician, for beneficiaries who have
elected the hospice benefit. In other words, if a beneficiary's primary
care provider is an NP, before the determination of the terminal
illness and election of the hospice benefit, the NP can remain as the
attending physician, if chosen by the beneficiary. If the beneficiary
does not have an attending physician or NP, the beneficiary must be
provided with an option of either a physician or an NP (if available
and if allowed by State law) to serve as the attending physician. An NP
is defined as a registered nurse who performs such services as he or
she is legally authorized to perform (in the State in which the
services are performed) in accordance with State law (or State
regulatory mechanism provided by State law) and who meets the training,
education, and experience requirements as the Secretary may prescribe.
As discussed in Change Request 3226 (Transmittals 22 and 304,
September 24, 2004), beginning December 8, 2003, Medicare pays for
medically reasonable and necessary services provided by NPs to Medicare
beneficiaries who have elected the hospice benefit and who have
selected a nurse practitioner as their attending physician. Nurse
practitioners are paid 85 percent of the fee schedule amount for their
services as attending physicians. Services for the terminal and related
conditions provided by an NP--
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Serving as the attending physician that are medical in
nature must be reasonable and necessary and must be services that, in
the absence of an NP, would be performed by a physician; and
May not be separately billed if the--
++ Services would not be reasonable and necessary if provided by an
attending physician;
++ NP is not the patient's attending physician; or
++ Services would be performed by a registered or licensed nurse in
the absence of a physician or nurse practitioner.
Since NPs are not physicians, as defined in 1861(r)(1) of the Act,
they may not act as medical directors or physicians of the hospice or
certify the beneficiary's terminal illness and hospices may not
contract for their attending physician services as described in
1861(dd)(2)(B)(i)(III) of the Act. All of these provisions apply to NPs
without regard to whether they are hospice employees.
We proposed to revise Sec. 418.3, 418.22(c)(1)(ii), and Sec.
418.304 to implement the provisions of section 408 of the MMA.
We did not receive any comments regarding these proposals; and
therefore are finalizing these regulatory provisions without change.
2. Payment for Authorizing Use of Arrangements To Provide Hospice
Service Under Certain Circumstances (Section 946 of the MMA)
Section 946(a) of the MMA amended section 1861(dd)(5) of the Act by
adding the following: ``(D) In extraordinary, exigent, or other non-
routine circumstances, such as unanticipated periods of high patient
loads, staffing shortages due to illness or other events, or temporary
travel of a patient outside a hospice program's service area, a hospice
program may enter into arrangements with another hospice program for
the provision by that other program of services described in paragraph
(2)(A)(ii)(I).'' Section 946(a) of the MMA is discussed in this
proposed rule to assist the reader in understanding how hospices will
be reimbursed for these types of arrangements. We will issue more
specific regulations regarding section 946(a) of the MMA in future
rulemaking.
Section 946(b) of the MMA amended section 1814(i) of the Act to add
the following: ``(5) In the case of hospice care provided by a hospice
program under arrangements under section 1861(dd)(5)(D) made by another
hospice program, the hospice program that made the arrangements shall
bill and be paid for the hospice care.'' This means that the hospice
that establishes the contractual arrangement with the hospice that will
be providing services to the beneficiary, continues to bill for and
receive payment during the hospice election.
Section 4442 of the BBA amended section 1814(i)(2) of the Act,
effective for services furnished on or after October 1, 1997, to
require hospice agencies to submit claims for payment for hospice
services furnished in an individual's home on the basis of the
geographic location at which the service is furnished. Therefore, the
methodology for applying the wage index to the labor portion of the
payment rates remains the same. This means that the wage index for
routine and continuous home care would reflect the place where the
service is provided, which may be outside of the hospice program's
service area during periods of temporary travel. We do not propose in
this rule to define ``temporary travel'' since this would depend upon
individual needs and abilities determined by the interdisciplinary
group, the beneficiary, and his or her family. The wage index for
general inpatient care would reflect the MSA for the hospice agency
that retains management responsibility. Payment will continue to be
made to the hospice agency for which the beneficiary has made the
election. We proposed to revise Sec. 418.302(d) to implement section
946 of the MMA.
We did not receive any comments regarding this proposal; and
therefore are finalizing this regulatory provision without change.
III. Provisions of the Final Regulations
This final rule essentially incorporates the provisions of the
proposed rule, in which we proposed the adoption of the new MSA (CBSA)
designations. The few changes we made from the proposed rule are
identified below.
We are also publishing in Table A and B in the addendum, the
updated urban and rural wage index values for hospices utilizing CBSA
designations.
A. Rural Puerto Rico Correction
We will apply the same methodology to rural Puerto Rico that was
applied to rural Massachusetts. This means that we will use the FY 2005
pre-floor, pre-reclassified hospital wage index data under the MSA
designations for the FY 2006 hospice wage index for rural Puerto Rico
as well as for rural Massachusetts. The FY 2006 budget neutrality
adjustment factor of 1.060988 will be applied.
B. FY 2006 Wage Index
The FY 2006 hospice wage index values have been computed utilizing
the revised OMB geographic location definitions (CBSAs). The budget
neutrality adjustment factor was computed utilizing data from the FY
2004 claims processed through March 2005. The FY 2006 budget neutrality
adjustment factors of 1.060988 and 1.060339 were applied to CBSA and
the MSA hospital wage data above 0.8, respectively. The FY 2006 budget
neutrality adjustment factor or the hospice floor was applied to the
hospital wage data below 0.8, not to exceed 0.8.
In addition, to mitigate the effects on providers that will
experience a decrease in their hospice wage index as a result of
adopting the CBSA designations, a blended wage index was computed for
all counties comprised of 50 percent of the hospice wage index had the
MSA designations continued to be used as well as 50 percent of the CBSA
hospice wage index value. We note that the use of this blended wage
index is applicable only for FY 2006 and will not apply in future
years. Counties within CBSAs that have different wage index values as a
result of the migration from specific MSAs to specific CBSAs will
require the use of specific codes to process their claims. These
counties are identified in Table C. Instructions will be provided under
separate administrative issuance.
To ensure that hospice providers are able to identify their current
wage index, table A will contain the CBSA code, CBSA county name, CBSA
wage index, and current MSA designation.
We note that subsequent to the publication of the proposed rule,
there were changes to OMB Bulletin No. 05-02 (November 2004), which
changes the titles of certain CBSAs. These changes have been
incorporated into Tables A and C. These changes are as follows:
New Principal Cities/Titles
--CBSA 36740. New Title: Orlando-Kissimmee, FL MSA
--CBSA 37620. New Title: Parkersburg-Marietta-Vienna, WV-OH MSA
Deleted Principal City
--CBSA 42060. New Title: Santa Barbara-Santa Maria, CA MSA
Title Changes Resulting From Changes In Order of Cities
--CBSA 13644. New Title: Bethesda-Gaithersburg-Frederick, MD
Metropolitan Division
--CBSA 32580. New Title: McAllen-Edinburg-Mission, TX MSA
--CBSA 26420. New Title: Houston-Sugar Land-Baytown, TX MSA
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--CBSA 35644. New Title: New York-White Plains-Wayne, NY-NJ
Metropolitan Division
CBSA designations will be utilized in future hospice wage index
regulations.
IV. Collection of Information Requirements
Section 418.22(c)(1) requires for the initial 90-day period, the
hospice must obtain written certification statements (and oral
certification statements if required under Sec. 418.22(a)(3) from the
individual's attending physician, if the individual has an attending
physician, that meets the definition of physician specified in Sec.
410.20 of this subchapter.
While this requirement is subject to the PRA it is currently
approved by OMB under control number 0938-0302, ``ICRs in Hospice Care
Regulation and Supporting Regulations,'' with a current expiration date
of September 30, 2006.
V. Regulatory Impact Analysis
A. Overall Impact
We have examined the impacts of this final rule as required by
Executive Order 12866 (September 1993, Regulatory Planning and Review),
the Regulatory Flexibility Act (RFA) (September 19, 1980, Pub. L. 96-
354), section 1102(b) of the Act, the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of
1995 (Pub. L. 104-4), and Executive Order 13132. We estimated the
impact on hospices, as a result of the changes to the FY 2006 hospice
wage index. As discussed previously, the methodology for computing the
wage index was determined through a negotiated rulemaking committee and
implemented in the August 8, 1997 final rule (62 FR 42860). This final
rule updates the hospice wage index in accordance with our regulation
and that methodology, incorporating the adoption of the CBSA
designations used in the hospital wage index data.
Table I categorizes the impact on hospices by various
geographic and provider characteristics.
Table A reflects the FY 2006 wage index values for urban
areas under the CBSA designations.
Table B reflects the FY 2006 wage index values for rural
areas under the CBSA designations.
Table C represents counties that require a special code to
be used for processing claims. Wage index values for these counties are
a blend of what they would have received had the MSA designations
remained in effect and what they will receive under the CBSA
designations.
Table D provides a crosswalk of counties by State. It
contains the county, State, county code, CBSA code, and CBSA name.
In addition, section 1102(b) of the Act requires us to prepare a
regulatory impact analysis if a rule may have a significant impact on
the operations of a substantial number of small rural hospitals. This
analysis must conform to the provisions of section 604 of the RFA. For
purposes of section 1102(b) of the Act, we define a small rural
hospital as a hospital that is located outside an MSA and has fewer
than 100 beds. We have determined that this final rule would not have a
significant impact on the operations of a substantial number of small
rural hospitals.
Section 202 of the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act of 1995 also
requires that agencies assess anticipated costs and benefits before
issuing any rule that may result in expenditure in any 1 year by State,
local, and tribal governments, in the aggregate, or by the private
sector, of $110 million or more. This final rule is not anticipated to
have an effect on State, local, or tribal governments or on the private
sector of $110 million or more.
Executive Order 13132 establishes certain requirements that an
agency must meet when it promulgates a proposed rule (and subsequent
final rule) that imposes substantial direct requirement costs on State
and local governments, preempts State law, or otherwise has Federalism
implications. We have reviewed this final rule under the threshold
criteria of Executive Order 13132, Federalism, and have determined that
it would not have an impact on the rights, roles, and responsibilities
of State, local, or tribal governments.
In accordance with the provisions of Executive Order 12866, this
regulation was reviewed by the Office of Management and Budget.
1. Hospice Size
As discussed in the proposed rule, the impact of hospice wage index
changes have been analyzed according to type of hospice, geographic
location, type of ownership, hospice base, and hospice size. Hospice
size was determined by the number of routine home care days (RHC).
Since routine home care days account for over 70 percent of the
services provided by a hospice, we used RHC days as a proxy for the
size of the hospice agency. As discussed in the proposed rule, in the
past, we had designated the size by four categories: (1) 0 to 1,754 RHC
days representing small agencies; (2) 1,754 to 4,373 RHC days or (3)
4,373 to 9,681 RHC days representing medium-sized agencies; and (4)
9,681 RHC days or more representing large agencies.
To determine the statistical distribution of RHC days, based upon
the total number of hospice agencies and their respective RHC days
using FY 2003 claims processed through March 2004, were used. In
determining the statistical distribution, we deleted data for four
hospice agencies with RHC days that greatly exceeded the total number
of RHC days of other agencies. However, these data have been included
in the impact analysis since we recognize that the skewness existed in
the ``large'' agency size distribution using four size categories and
does not change with the use of three size categories.
Since we received no comments, we will be using only three size
designations to present the impact analyses. We believe that these
three designations better describe the size of the hospice. The three
categories are: Small agencies having 0 to 3,499 RHC days; medium
agencies having 3,500 to 19,999 RHC days; and large agencies having
20,000 or more RHC days.
2. Impact on Hospices
Our discussions for this final rule focus on the impact of adopting
the CBSA designations both before and after the transition adjustment.
Table I indicates the impact of using the adoption of the CBSA
designations as well as the impact of computing a hybrid (blended)
hospice wage index value for all areas. As discussed above, we use the
latest claims file available to us to develop the impact table when we
issue the annual yearly wage index update. For the purposes of this
final rule, we used the 2004 claims that were processed through March
2005 since this was the latest file available. For the proposed rule,
we had used the 2003 claims that were processed through June 2004. Thus
the impact on the geographic location, home care days, type of
ownership, hospice base as well as projections or anticipated payments
indicated in the proposed rule differ than the expenditures that we
anticipate for FY 2006 in the final rule. We note that estimated
payments for FY 2006 are determined by using the wage index for FY 2006
and payment rates for FY 2005. As noted in previous sections, payment
rates for FY 2006 are promulgated through administrative issuance.
For the purposes of this final rule, we compared estimated payments
using the FY 1983 hospice wage index to estimated payments using the FY
2006 wage index and determined the proposed hospice wage index to be
budget neutral. Budget neutrality means that, in a given year,
estimated aggregate
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payments for Medicare hospice services using the proposed FY 2006 wage
index would equal estimated aggregate payments that would have been
made for the same services if the 1983 wage index had remained in
effect. Budget neutrality to 1983 does not imply that estimated
payments would not increase since the budget neutrality applies only to
the wage index portion and not the total payment rate, which
accommodates inflation. We also determined that the blended wage index
allows us to be budget neutral to 1983 as well as to what would have
occurred had this blend not been done.
Executive Order 12866 (as amended by Executive Order 13258, which
merely reassigns responsibility of duties) directs agencies to assess
all costs and benefits of available regulatory alternatives and, if
regulation is necessary, to select regulatory approaches that maximize
net benefits (including potential economic, environmental, public
health and safety effects, distributive impacts, and equity). A
regulatory impact analysis (RIA) must be prepared for major rules with
economically significant effects ($100 million or more in any 1 year).
We have determined that this final rule is not economically significant
rule under this Executive Order.
The RFA requires agencies to analyze options for regulatory relief
of small businesses. For purposes of the RFA, small entities include
small businesses, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies.
Most hospices and most other providers and suppliers are small
entities, either by nonprofit status or by having revenues of $6
million to $29 million in any 1 year (for details, see the Small
Business Administration's regulation at 65 FR 69432, that sets forth
size standards for health care industries). For purposes of the RFA,
most hospices are small entities. As indicated in Table I below, there
are 2,583 hospices. Approximately 70 percent of Medicare certified
hospices are identified as voluntary, government, or other agencies
and, therefore, are considered small entities. Because the National
Hospice and Palliative Care Organization estimates that approximately
79 percent of hospice patients are Medicare beneficiaries, we have not
considered other sources of revenue in this analysis. Furthermore, the
wage index methodology was previously determined by consensus, through
a negotiated rulemaking committee that included representatives of
national hospice associations; rural, urban, large, and small hospices;
multisite hospices; and consumer groups. Based on all of the options
considered, the committee agreed on the methodology described in the
committee statement, and it was adopted into regulation in the August
8, 1997 final rule. In developing the process for updating the wage
index in the 1997 final rule, we considered the impact of this
methodology on small entities and attempted to mitigate any potential
negative effects.
As stated previously, the following discussions are limited to
demonstrating trends rather than projected dollars. We used the CBSA
designations and wage indices as well as the data from FY 2004 claims
processed through March 2005 in developing the impact analysis. As
indicated above, the impact tables are intended to reflect the effects
of the FY 2006 wage index under the CBSA designations. The wage index
is the only variable that differs between the FY 2005 payments and the
FY 2006 estimated payments. FY 2005 payment rates are used for both FY
2005 actual payments and the FY 2006 estimated payments. The FY 2006
payment rates will be adjusted to reflect the full FY 2006 hospital
market basket, as required by section 1814(i)(1)(C)(ii)(VII) of the
Act. As previously noted, we publish these rates through administrative
issuances. As discussed earlier, hospice agencies may utilize various
wage indices to compute their payments based on the geographic location
of the beneficiary for routine and continuous home care or the CBSA for
the location of the hospice agency for respite and general inpatient
care. For this analysis, we use payments to the hospice in the
aggregate based on the location of the hospice.
In this final rule our analysis demonstrates that the CBSA wage
index before adjustment will decrease estimated payments for FY 2006
slightly by 0.3 percent. Estimated payments for rural hospices are
anticipated to experience a 0.2 percent decrease while urban hospices
are anticipated to experience a 0.4 percent decrease in estimated
payments. Among urban hospices, we expect urban New England to
experience the largest decrease of 1.5 percent and urban West South
Central to experience the smallest decrease of 0.1 percent. Rural
hospices are anticipated to experience either an increase or decrease
in estimated payments. Rural Middle Atlantic will experience the
largest decrease in estimated payments of 1.6 percent, while the Rural
Mountain region will experience the smallest decrease in estimated
payments of 0.1 percent. Rural Puerto Rico will experience the largest
increase in estimated payments of 2.4 percent while Rural Pacific
region will experience the smallest increase in estimated payments of
0.4 percent. Rural East North Central will experience no change in
estimated payments.
As discussed previously, we have designated three hospice sizes
based on the number of routine home care days. Under the Medicare
hospice benefit, hospices can provide four different levels of care
days. The majority of the days provided by a hospice are routine home
care days. Therefore, the number of routine home care days can be used
as a proxy for the size of the hospice, that is, the more days of care
provided, the larger the hospice. Using routine home care days as a
proxy for size, our analysis indicates that the impact of the wage
index update based on the adoption of the CBSA designations (before
application of the blend) on all hospice agencies by size is
anticipated to decrease slightly for all with medium-sized hospices
experiencing the smallest decrease of 0.1 percent and large hospices
experiencing the largest decrease of 0.4 percent in anticipated
payments.
By type of ownership, the impact on hospice agencies by adopting
the CBSA designations (before application of the blend) ranges from the
largest decrease of 0.5 percent which is anticipated for voluntary
hospices. Government-owned hospices are anticipated to experience no
change in estimated payments.
A 1.3 percent decrease is anticipated for skilled nursing facility-
based hospices while home health agency-based and hospital-based
hospices are expected to experience a 0.4 percent decrease in their
estimated payments.
With the implementation of the blended wage index, the impact
remains very similar. The impact on all hospices and on urban hospices
remains at a 0.3 percent and a 0.4 percent decrease in anticipated
payments, respectively. However, rural hospices will experience a 0.1
percent decrease in anticipated payments. Urban hospices will continue
to experience a decrease in estimated payments. New England is expected
to experience the largest decrease (1.1 percent) while urban West South
Central remains unchanged. Rural hospices will continue to experience
either an increase or decrease in estimated payments. Rural Middle
Atlantic will continue to experience the largest decrease (1.3 percent)
while South Atlantic and West North Central remain unchanged. Rural
Puerto Rico will continue to experience the greatest increase (1.4
percent) in anticipated payments.
The impact on hospice size as well and on hospice base type remains
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unchanged from the nonadjusted impact analysis discussed above.
For type of ownership, voluntary hospices will continue to
experience the largest decrease (0.4 percent) while Government-owned
hospices will experience a 0.2 decrease in anticipated payments.
We note that there are no unknown facilities in the final rule
while there were some in the proposed rule. We believe this can be
attributed to a more complete data file that was used for the final
rule.
As discussed above, the impact analysis considers anticipated
payments only with respect to changes in the wage index values. Payment
to hospice providers for FY 2006 is anticipated to increase as a result
of the FY 2006 payment rates which will reflect the market basket
increase. The FY 2006 payment rates will be promulgated through
administrative issuance.
Since payment rates for FY 2006 will increase and since the payment
impact on hospice agencies will slightly decrease with the adoption of
the CBSA designations, there was no compelling reason to maintain the
use of the MSA designations as opposed to the CBSA designations based
upon overall hospice agency impact. As discussed, the blended wage
index is budget neutral to what we would have paid had the 1983 wage
index values remained in effect. In addition, this adjustment is budget
neutral with respect to the amount that we anticipate we would pay if
an adjustment were not made. For these reasons, as well as the fact
that the overall impact on hospice agencies remains unchanged, we are
including the adjustments in this final rule.
3. Anticipated Effects
We have compared estimated payments using the FY 1983 hospice wage
index to estimated payments using the proposed FY 2006 wage index and
determined the current hospice wage index to be budget neutral. This
impact analysis compares hospice payments using the FY 2005 hospice
wage index to the estimated payments using the proposed FY 2006 wage
index. The data used in developing the quantitative analysis for this
proposed rule were obtained from the National Claims History file of
all FY 2004 claims processed through March 2005. We deleted bills from
hospices that have since closed. We believe this file is adequate to
demonstrate the impact of using the CBSA designations and to project
the anticipated expenditures for FY 2006.
Table I demonstrates the results of our analysis. In column 1 we
indicate the number of hospices included in our analysis. In column 2
of Table I, we indicate the number of routine home care days that were
included in our analysis, although the analysis was performed on all
types of hospice care. Column 3 estimates payments using the FY 2005
wage index. Column 4 estimates payments using CBSA designations and FY
2006 wage index values as well as FY 2005 payment rates. Column 5
compares columns 3 and 4, and shows the percent change in estimated
hospice payments made based on the category of the hospice using the
unadjusted wage index values. Columns 6 and 7 shows the percent change
in estimated hospice payments made based on the category of the hospice
using the adjusted wage index values.
Table I categorizes hospices by various geographic and provider
characteristics. The first row displays the aggregate result of the
impact for all Medicare-certified hospices. The second and third rows
of the table categorize hospices according to their geographic location
(urban and rural). Note that hospice listings are based on current MSA
urban and rural designations. The analysis considers the impact of
adopting the CBSA designations in relation to the current MSA
designations. Our analysis indicated that there are 1,614 hospices
located in urban areas and 969 hospices located in rural areas under
current MSA designations. The next two groupings in the table indicate
the number of hospices by census region, also broken down by urban and
rural hospices. The sixth grouping shows the impact on hospices based
on the size of the hospice's program. We determined that the majority
of hospice payments are made at the routine home care rate. Therefore,
we based the size of each individual hospice's program on the number of
routine home care days provided in 2004. The next grouping shows the
impact on hospices by type of ownership. The final grouping shows the
impact on hospices defined by whether they are provider-based or
freestanding.
Our analysis shows that most hospices are in urban areas and
provide the vast majority of routine home care days. However, rural
hospices are anticipated to experience a slight increase due to the
implementation of the CBSA designations, while the urban hospices are
anticipated to experience a slight decrease. Since the impact tables
are intended to reflect the implementation of the CBSA designation and
wage indices, the introduction of the wage indices is the only variable
used in the computation. As noted above, the payment rates used reflect
the FY2005 rates. The FY 2006 payment rates will be adjusted to reflect
the full FY 2006 hospital market basket, as required by section
1814(i)(1)(C) (ii)(VII) of the Act. We publish these rates through
administrative issuances.
Table I.--Impact of Hospice Wage Index CBSA Wage Index Values and Blended Adjustment
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Estimated Estimated
Number of Payments using payments using payments using
Number of routine home FY 2005 wage FY 2006 CBSA Percent change FY 2006 CBSA Percent change
hospices care days (in index (in wage-index not in wage index wage index in wage index
thousands) thousands) adjusted (in (not adjusted) adjusted (in (adjusted)
thousands) thousands)
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7)
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By Geographic Location:
All Hospices........................ 2,583 49,229 7,079,595 7,055,746 -0.3 7,055,747 -0.3
Urban Hospices...................... 1,614 41,009 6,099,666 6,073,545 -0.4 6,076,668 -0.4
Rural Hospices...................... 969 8,220 979,929 982,201 0.2 979,080 -0.1
By Region--Urban:
New England......................... 96 1,298 219,049 215,693 -1.5 216,615 -1.1
Middle Atlantic..................... 185 4,123 638,629 634,691 -0.6 633,951 -0.7
South Atlantic...................... 218 8,743 1,429,816 1,425,021 -0.3 1,425,473 -0.3
East North Central.................. 255 6,207 910,287 905,921 -0.5 906,835 -0.4
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East South Central.................. 122 3,065 404,841 403,001 -0.5 403,505 -0.3
West North Central.................. 119 2,713 352,492 351,959 -0.2 351,992 -0.1
West South Central.................. 268 5,822 789,591 788,709 -0.1 789,394 0.0
Mountain............................ 122 3,559 534,967 530,086 -0.9 530,528 -0.8
Pacific............................. 199 4,977 777,501 776,306 -0.2 776,041 -0.2
Puerto Rico......................... 30 502 42,493 42,158 -0.8 42,333 -0.4
By Region--Rural:
New England......................... 28 231 32,197 31,859 -1.1 31,853 -1.1
Middle Atlantic..................... 37 304 37,130 36,518 -1.6 36,650 -1.3
South Atlantic...................... 143 1,616 199,714 200,719 0.5 199,803 0.0
East North Central.................. 140 946 115,032 115,051 0.0 114,757 -0.2
East South Central.................. 121 1,862 210,166 209,571 -0.3 209,035 -0.5
West North Central.................. 185 850 106,374 106,511 0.1 106,420 0.0
West South Central.................. 139 1,253 136,659 139,019 1.7 137,846 0.9
Mountain............................ 114 663 81,399 81,348 -0.1 81,250 -0.2
Pacific............................. 58 410 54,787 54,980 0.4 54,905 0.2
Puerto Rico......................... 4 84 6,472 6,626 2.4 6,561 1.4
Routine Home Care Days:
0-3499 Days (Small)................. 625 990 125,360 125,082 -0.2 125,078 -0.2
3500-19,999 Days (Medium)........... 1209 11,891 1,564,611 1,563,054 -0.1 1,562,131 -0.2
20,000+ Days (Large)................ 749 36,348 5,389,624 5,367,611 -0.4 5,368,539 -0.4
Type of Ownership:
Voluntary........................... 1,322 26,375 3,856,201 3,838,554 -0.5 3,840,057 -0.4
Proprietary......................... 1,015 21,325 3,016,779 3,010,544 -0.2 3,009,332 -0.2
Government.......................... 191 1,038 134,602 134,543 0.0 134,376 -0.2
Other............................... 55 490 72,014 72,105 0.1 71,983 0
Hospice Base:
Freestanding........................ 1,376 34,459 4,976,581 4,961,372 -0.3 4,960,762 -0.3
HHA................................. 641 8,512 1,216,180 1,211,665 -0.4 1,211,960 -0.3
Hospital............................ 552 6,080 857,712 853,975 -0.4 854,263 -0.4
Skilled Nursing Facility............ 14 178 29,122 28,734 -1.3 28,762 -1.2
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Note: For purposes of comparing the CBSA designations with the current MSA designations, hospice listings are based on the MSA designations.
FY 2005 payment rates were used for estimated payments for FY 2006. FY 2006 payment rates will be adjusted to reflect the full hospital market basket
and will be promulgated through administrative issuance.
Columns 4 & 5 represent the CBSA estimated payments and percent change in wage index had the transition not been implemented. Columns 6 and 7 represent
the blended estimated payments and percentage changes in wage index as a result of adopting the new OMB designations (CBSAs).
List of Subjects for 42 CFR Part 418
Health facilities, Hospice care, Medicare, Reporting and
recordkeeping requirements.
0
For the reasons stated in the preamble of this final rule, the Centers
for Medicare & Medicaid Services is amending 42 CFR part 418 as set
forth below:
PART 418--HOSPICE CARE
0
1. The authority citation for part 418 continues to read as follows:
Authority: Secs. 1102 and 1871 of the Social Security Act (42
U.S.C. 1302 and 1395hh).
0
2. Section 418.3 is amended by revising the definition of Attending
physician to read as follows:
Sec. 418.3 Definitions.
* * * * *
Attending physician means a--(1)(i) Doctor of medicine or
osteopathy legally authorized to practice medicine and surgery by the
State in which he or she performs that function or action; or
(ii) Nurse practitioner who meets the training, education, and
experience requirements as the Secretary may prescribe; and
(2) Is identified by the individual, at the time he or she elects
to receive hospice care, as having the most significant role in the
determination and delivery of the individual's medical care.
* * * * *
0
3. Section 418.22 is amended by--
0
A. Republishing the heading of paragraph (c) and paragraph (c)(1).
0
B. Revising paragraph (c)(1)(ii).
The republication and revisions read as follows:
Sec. 418.22 Certification of terminal illness.
* * * * *
(c) Sources of certification. (1) For the initial 90-day period,
the hospice must obtain written certification statements
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(and oral certification statements if required under paragraph (a)(3)
of this section) from--
(i) * * *
(ii) The individual's attending physician, if the individual has an
attending physician. The attending physician must meet the definition
of physician specified in Sec. 410.20 of this subchapter.
* * * * *
0
4. Section 418.302 is amended by revising paragraph (d) to read as
follows:
Sec. 418.302 Payment procedures for hospice care.
* * * * *
(d)(1) The intermediary reimburses the hospice its appropriate
payment amount for each day for which an eligible Medicare beneficiary
is under the hospice's care.
(2) Effective December 8, 2003, if a hospice makes arrangements
with another hospice to provide services under the circumstances
specified in section 1861(dd)(5)(D) of the Act, the intermediary
reimburses the hospice for which the beneficiary has made an election
as described in paragraph (d)(1) of this section.
* * * * *
0
5. Section 418.304 is amended by--
0
A. Revising the section heading.
0
B. Revising the introductory text of paragraph (a).
0
C. Adding a new paragraph (e).
The revisions and additions read as follows:
Sec. 418.304 Payment for physician and nurse practitioner services.
(a) The following services performed by hospice physicians and
nurse practitioners are included in the rates described in Sec.
418.302:
* * * * *
(e)(1) Effective December 8, 2003, Medicare pays for attending
physician services provided by nurse practitioners to Medicare
beneficiaries who have elected the hospice benefit and who have
selected a nurse practitioner as their attending physician. This
applies to nurse practitioners without regard to whether they are
hospice employees.
(2) Nurse practitioners may bill and receive payment for services
only if the--
(i) Nurse practitioner is the beneficiary's attending physician as
defined in Sec. 418.3;
(ii) Services are medically reasonable and necessary;
(iii) Services are performed by a physician in the absence of the
nurse practitioner; and
(iv) Services are not related to the certification of terminal
illness specified in Sec. 418.22.
(3) Payment for nurse practitioner services are made at 85 percent
of the physician fee schedule amount.
(Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance Program No. 93.773,
Medicare--Hospital Insurance; and Program No. 93.774, Medicare--
Supplementary Medical Insurance Program)
Dated: July 19, 2005.
Mark B. McClellan,
Administrator, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.
Approved: July 27, 2005.
Michael O. Leavitt,
Secretary.
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Addendum--Table A.--Hospice Wage Index for Urban Areas by CBSA
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Urban area (constituent
CBSA code Wage counties or county MSA code
index \1\ equivalents) \2\
------------------------------------------------------------------------
10180.................. ......... Abilene, TX..............
0.8358 Callahan, TX*.......... 45
Jones, TX*............. 45
0.8411 Taylor, TX*............ 0040
10380.................. ......... Aguadilla-Isabela-San
Sebastian, PR.
0.4930 Aguada, PR*............ 0060
Aguadilla, PR*......... 0060
Moca, PR*.............. 0060
0.4788 Isabela, PR*........... 40
Lares, PR*............. 40
Rincon, PR*............ 40
San Sebastian, PR*..... 40
0.5203 Anasco, PR*............ 4840
10420.................. 0.9604 Akron, OH................ 0080
Portage, OH..............
Summit, OH...............
10500.................. ......... Albany, GA...............
1.1949 Dougherty, GA*......... 0120
Lee, GA*............... 0120
1.0349 Baker, GA*............. 11
Terrell, GA*........... 11
Worth, GA*............. 11
10580.................. 0.9132 Albany-Schenectady-Troy, 0160
NY.
Albany, NY.............
Rensselaer, NY.........
Saratoga, NY...........
Schenectady, NY........
Schoharie, NY..........
10740.................. ......... Albuquerque, NM.......... .........
1.1121 Bernalillo, NM*........ 0200
Sandoval, NM*.......... 0200
Valencia, NM*.......... 0200
1.0084 Torrance, NM*.......... 32
10780.................. ......... Alexandria, LA...........
0.8667 Rapides, LA*........... 0220
0.8335 Grant, LA*............. 19
10900.................. ......... Allentown-Bethlehem- .........
Easton, PA-NJ.
1.0096 Carbon, PA*............ 0240
Lehigh, PA*............ 0240
Northampton, PA*....... 0240
1.1203 Warren, NJ*............ 5640
11020.................. 0.8975 Altoona, PA.............. 0280
Blair, PA..............
11100.................. ......... Amarillo, TX.............
0.9735 Potter, TX*............ 0320
Randall, TX*........... 0320
0.9063 Armstrong, TX*......... 45
Carson, TX*............ 45
11180.................. 0.9562 Ames, IA................. 16
Story, IA..............
11260.................. ......... Anchorage, AK............
1.2873 Anchorage, AK*......... 0380
1.2623 Matanuska-Susitna, AK*. 02
11300.................. 0.9945 Anderson, IN............. 3480
Madison, IN............
11340.................. 0.9583 Anderson, SC............. 3160
Anderson, SC...........
11460.................. 1.1581 Ann Arbor, MI............ 0440
Washtenaw, MI..........
11500.................. 0.8359 Anniston-Oxford, AL...... 0450
Calhoun, AL............
11540.................. 0.9676 Appleton, WI............. 0460
Calumet, WI............
Outagamie, WI..........
11700.................. ......... Asheville, NC............
0.9913 Buncombe, NC*.......... 0480
Madison, NC*........... 0480
0.9382 Haywood, NC*........... 34
Henderson, NC*......... 34
12020.................. ......... Athens-Clarke County, GA.
1.0821 Clarke, GA*............ 0500
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Madison, GA*........... 0500
Oconee, GA*............ 0500
0.9784 Oglethorpe, GA*........ 11
12060.................. ......... Atlanta-Sandy Springs-
Marietta, GA.
1.0576 Barrow, GA*............ 520
Bartow, GA*............ 520
Carroll, GA*........... 520
Cherokee, GA*.......... 520
Clayton,GA*............ 520
Cobb, GA*.............. 520
Coweta, GA*............ 520
De Kalb, GA*........... 520
Douglas, GA*........... 520
Fayette, GA*........... 520
Forsyth, GA*........... 520
Fulton, GA*............ 520
Gwinnett, GA*.......... 520
Henry, GA*............. 520
Newton, GA*............ 520
Paulding, GA*.......... 520
Pickens, GA*........... 520
Rockdale, GA*.......... 520
Spalding, GA*.......... 520
Walton, GA*............ 520
0.9662 Butts, GA*............. 11
Dawson, GA*............ 11
Haralson, GA*.......... 11
Heard, GA*............. 11
Jasper, GA*............ 11
Lamar, GA*............. 11
Meriwether, GA*........ 11
Pike, GA*.............. 11
12100.................. 1.1581 Atlantic City, NJ........ 0560
Atlantic, NJ...........
12220.................. 0.8713 Auburn-Opelika, AL....... 0580
Lee, AL................
12260.................. ......... Augusta-Richmond County,
GA-SC.
0.9738 Aiken, SC*............. 0600
Columbia, GA*.......... 0600
Edgefield, SC*......... 0600
McDuffie, GA*.......... 0600
Richmond, GA*.......... 0600
0.9228 Burke, GA*............. 11
12420.................. 1.0177 Austin-Round Rock, TX.... 0640
Bastrop, TX............
Caldwell, TX...........
Hays, TX...............
Travis, TX.............
Williamson, TX.........
12540.................. 1.0645 Bakersfield, CA.......... 0680
Kern, CA...............
12580.................. 1.0508 Baltimore-Towson, MD..... 0720
Anne Arundel, MD.......
Baltimore, MD..........
Baltimore City, MD.....
Carroll, MD............
Harford, MD............
Howard, MD.............
Queen Anne's, MD.......
12620.................. 1.0559 Bangor, ME............... 0733
Penobscot, ME..........
12700.................. 1.3083 Barnstable Town, MA...... 0743
Barnstable, MA.........
12940.................. ......... Baton Rouge, LA..........
0.8842 Ascension, LA*......... 0760
East Baton Rouge 0760
Parish, LA*.
Livingston, LA*........ 0760
West Baton Rouge 0760
Parish, LA*.
0.8413 East Feliciana, LA*.... 19
Iberville, LA*......... 19
Pointe Coupee, LA*..... 19
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St. Helena, LA*........ 19
West Feliciana, LA*.... 19
12980.................. 1.0456 Battle Creek, MI......... 3720
Calhoun, MI............
13020.................. 1.0219 Bay City, MI............. 6960
Bay, MI................
13140.................. 0.9139 Beaumont-Port Arthur, TX. 0840
Hardin, TX.............
Jefferson, TX..........
Orange, TX.............
13380.................. 1.2348 Bellingham, WA........... 0860
Whatcom, WA............
13460.................. 1.0953 Bend, OR................. 38
Deschutes, OR..........
13644.................. 1.1629 Bethesda-Gaithersburg- 8840
Frederick, MD.
Frederick, MD..........
Montgomery, MD.........
13740.................. ......... Billings, MT.............
0.9367 Carbon, MT*............ 27
0.9505 Yellowstone, MT*....... 0880
13780.................. 0.8959 Binghamton, NY........... 0960
Broome, NY...............
Tioga, NY................
13820.................. ......... Birmingham-Hoover, AL....
0.9734 Blount, AL*............ 1000
Jefferson, AL*......... 1000
Shelby, AL*............ 1000
St. Clair, AL*......... 1000
0.8907 Bibb, AL*.............. 01
Chilton, AL*........... 01
Walker, AL*............ 01
13900.................. 0.8000 Bismarck, ND............. 1010
Burleigh, ND...........
Morton, ND............. .........
13980.................. 0.8713 Blacksburg-Christiansburg- 49
Radford, VA.
Giles, VA*.............
Montgomery, VA*........
Pulaski, VA*...........
Radford City, VA*......
14020.................. ......... Bloomington, IN..........
0.9187 Greene, IN*............ 15
Owen, IN*.............. 15
0.9108 Monroe, IN*............ 1020
14060.................. 0.9664 Bloomington-Normal, IL... 1040
McLean, IL.............
14260.................. ......... Boise City-Nampa, ID.....
0.9919 Ada, ID*............... 1080
Canyon, ID*............ 1080
0.9640 Boise, ID*............. 13
Gem, ID*............... 13
Owyhee, ID*............ 13
14484.................. 1.2230 Boston-Quincy, MA........ 1123
Norfolk, MA............
Plymouth, MA...........
Suffolk, MA............
14500.................. 1.0655 Boulder, CO.............. 1125
Boulder, CO............
14540.................. 0.8477 Bowling Green, KY........ 18
Edmonson, KY...........
Warren, KY.............
14740.................. 1.1258 Bremerton-Silverdale, WA. 1150
Kitsap, WA.............
14860.................. 1.3306 Bridgeport-Stamford- 5483
Norwalk, CT.
Fairfield, CT..........
15180.................. 1.0739 Brownsville-Harlingen, TX 1240
Cameron, TX............
15260.................. 1.0703 Brunswick, GA............ 11
Brantley, GA...........
Glynn, GA..............
McIntosh, GA...........
15380.................. 0.9906 Buffalo-Niagara Falls, NY 1280
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Erie, NY...............
Niagara, NY............
15500.................. 0.9694 Burlington, NC........... 3120
Alamance, NC...........
15540.................. 0.9888 Burlington-South 1303
Burlington, VT.
Chittenden, VT.........
Franklin, VT...........
Grand Isle, VT.........
15764.................. 1.1921 Cambridge-Newton- 1123
Framingham, MA.
Middlesex, MA..........
15804.................. 1.1402 Camden, NJ............... 6160
Burlington, NJ.........
Camden, NJ.............
Gloucester, NJ.........
15940.................. 0.9435 Canton-Massillon, OH..... 1320
Carroll, OH..............
Stark, OH................
15980.................. 0.9939 Cape Coral-Fort Myers, FL 2700
Lee, FL................
16180.................. 1.0704 Carson City, NV.......... 29
Carson City, NV........
16220.................. 0.9804 Casper, WY............... 1350
Natrona, WY............
16300.................. ......... Cedar Rapids, IA.........
0.9519 Linn, IA*.............. 1360
0.9294 Benton, IA*............ 16
Jones, IA*............. 16
6580................... ......... Champaign-Urbana, IL.....
1.0105 Champaign, IL*......... 1400
0.9476 Ford, IL*.............. 14
Piatt, IL*............. 14
16620.................. ......... Charleston, WV...........
0.9414 Kanawha, WV*........... 1480
Putnam, WV*............ 1480
0.8994 Boone, WV*............. 51
Clay, WV*.............. 51
Lincoln, WV*........... 51
16700.................. 0.9991 Charleston-North 1440
Charleston, SC.
Berkeley, SC...........
Charleston, SC.........
Dorchester, SC.........
16740.................. ......... Charlotte-Gastonia-
Concord, NC-SC.
1.0317 Cabarrus, NC*.......... 1520
Gaston, NC*............ 1520
Mecklenburg, NC*....... 1520
Union, NC*............. 1520
York, SC*.............. 1520
0.9675 Anson, NC*............. 34
16820.................. ......... Charlottesville, VA......
1.0918 Albemarle, VA*......... 1540
Charlottesville City, 1540
VA*.
Fluvanna, VA*.......... 1540
Greene, VA*............ 1540
0.9956 Nelson, VA*............ 49
16860.................. ......... Chattanooga, TN-GA.......
0.9766 Catoosa, GA*........... 1560
Dade, GA*.............. 1560
Hamilton, TN*.......... 1560
Marion, TN*............ 1560
Walker, GA*............ 1560
0.9060 Sequatchie, TN*........ 44
16940.................. 0.9525 Cheyenne, WY............. 1580
Laramie, WY............
16974.................. 1.1518 Chicago-Naperville- 1600
Joliet, IL.
Cook, IL...............
De Kalb, IL............
Du Page, IL............
Grundy, IL.............
Kane, IL...............
Kendall, IL............
McHenry, IL............
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Will, IL...............
17020.................. 1.1182 Chico, CA................ 1620
Butte, CA..............
17140.................. ......... Cincinnati-Middletown, OH-
KY-IN.
1.0135 Boone, KY*............. 1640
Brown, OH*............. 1640
Campbell, KY*.......... 1640
Clermont, OH*.......... 1640
Dearborn, IN*.......... 1640
Gallatin, KY*.......... 1640
Grant, KY*............. 1640
Hamilton, OH*.......... 1640
Kenton, KY*............ 1640
Ohio, IN*.............. 1640
Pendleton, KY*......... 1640
Warren, OH*............ 1640
0.9680 Franklin, IN*.......... 15
0.9207 Bracken, KY*........... 14
0.9855 Butler, OH*............ 3200
17300.................. ......... Clarksville, TN-KY.......
0.8509 Christian, KY*......... 1660
Montgomery, TN*........ 1660
0.8431 Stewart, TN*........... 44
0.8414 Trigg, KY*............. 18
17420.................. 0.8337 Cleveland, TN.......... 44
Bradley, TN..............
Polk, TN.................
17460.................. 1.0223 Cleveland-Elyria-Mentor, 1680
OH.
Cuyahoga, OH...........
Geauga, OH.............
Lake, OH...............
Lorain, OH.............
Medina, OH.............
17660.................. 0.9634 Coeur d'Alene, ID........ 13
Kootenai, ID...........
17780.................. ......... College Station-Bryan, TX
0.9804 Brazos, TX*............ 1260
0.9097 Burleson, TX*.......... 45
Robertson, TX*......... 45
17820.................. ......... Colorado Springs, CO.....
1.0386 El Paso, C*O........... 1720
1.0161 Teller, CO*............ 06
17860.................. ......... Columbia, MO.............
0.8905 Boone, MO*............. 1740
0.8605 Howard, MO*............ 26
17900.................. ......... Columbia, SC.............
0.9993 Lexington, SC*......... 1760
Richland, SC*.......... 1760
0.9563 Calhoun, SC*........... 42
Fairfield, SC*......... 42
Kershaw, SC*........... 42
Saluda, SC*............ 42
17980.................. ......... Columbus, GA-AL..........
0.9217 Chattahoochee, GA*..... 1800
Harris, GA*............ 1800
Muscogee, GA*.......... 1800
Russell, AL............ 1800
0.8982 Marion, GA*............ 11
18020.................. 0.9612 Columbus, IN............. 15
Bartholomew, IN*.......
18140.................. ......... Columbus, OH.............
1.0336 Delaware, OH*.......... 1840
Fairfield, OH*......... 1840
Franklin, OH*.......... 1840
Licking, OH*........... 1840
Madison, OH*........... 1840
Pickaway, OH*.......... 1840
0.9809 Morrow, OH*............ 36
Union, OH*............. 36
18580.................. ......... Corpus Christi, TX.......
0.9172 Nueces, TX*............ 1880
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San Patricio, TX*...... 1880
0.8781 Aransas, TX*........... 45
18700.................. 1.1185 Corvallis, OR............ 1890
Benton, OR.............
19060.................. 0.9187 Cumberland, MD-WV........ 1900
Allegany, MD...........
Mineral, WV............
19124.................. ......... Dallas-Plano-Irving, TX..
1.0675 Collin, TX*............ 1920
Dallas, TX*............ 1920
Denton, TX*............ 1920
Ellis, TX*............. 1920
Hunt, TX*.............. 1920
Kaufman, TX*........... 1920
Rockwall, TX*.......... 1920
0.9538 Delta, TX*............. 45
19140.................. 0.9443 Dalton, GA............... 11
Murray, GA.............
Whitfield, GA..........
19180.................. 0.8874 Danville, IL............. 14
Vermilion, IL..........
19260.................. 0.9167 Danville, VA............. 1950
Danville City, VA......
Pittsylvania, VA.......
19340.................. ......... Davenport-Moline-Rock
Island, IA-IL.
0.9305 Henry, IL*............. 1960
0.9076 Rock Island, IL*....... 1960
Scott, IA*............. 1960
Mercer, IL*............ 14
19380.................. ......... Dayton, OH...............
0.9829 Greene, OH*............ 2000
0.9579 Miami, OH*............. 2000
Montgomery, OH*........ 2000
Preble, OH*............ 36
19460.................. 0.9434 Decatur, AL.............. 2030
Lawrence, AL...........
Morgan, AL.............
19500.................. 0.8615 Decatur, IL.............. 2040
Macon, IL..............
19660.................. 0.9439 Deltona-Daytona Beach- 2020
Ormond Beach, FL.
Volusia, FL............
19740.................. ......... Denver-Aurora, CO........
1.1565 Adams, CO*............. 2080
Arapahoe, CO*.......... 2080
Broomfield, CO*........ 2080
Denver, CO*............ 2080
Douglas, CO*........... 2080
Jefferson, CO*......... 2080
1.0751 Clear Creek, CO*....... 06
Elbert, CO*............ 06
Gilpin, CO*............ 06
Park, CO*.............. 06
19780.................. ......... Des Moines, IA*..........
0.9828 Dallas, IA*............ 2120
Polk, IA*.............. 2120
Warren, IA*............ 2120
0.9449 Guthrie, IA*........... 16
lMadison, IA*............ 16
19804.................. 1.0912 Detroit-Livonia-Dearborn, 2160
MI.
Wayne, MI..............
20020.................. ......... Dothan, AL...............
0.8049 Geneva, AL*............ 01
Henry, AL*............. 01
0.8027 Houston, AL*........... 2180
20100.................. 1.0421 Dover, DE................ 2190
Kent, DE...............
20220.................. 0.9279 Dubuque, IA.............. 2200
Dubuque, IA............
20260.................. ......... Duluth, MN-WI............
1.0976 Douglas, WI*........... 2240
St. Louis, MN*......... 2240
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1.0437 Carlton, MN*........... 24
20500.................. ......... Durham, NC...............
1.0936 Chatham, NC*........... 6640
Durham, NC*............ 6640
Orange, NC*............ 6640
1.0004 Person, NC*............ 34
20740.................. 0.9693 Eau Claire, WI........... 2290
Chippewa, WI...........
Eau Claire, WI.........
20764.................. ......... Edison, NJ...............
1.1930 Middlesex, NJ*......... 5015
Somerset, NJ*.......... 5015
1.1680 Monmouth, NJ*.......... 5190
Ocean, NJ*............... 5190
20940.................. 1.0157 El Centro, CA............ 05
Imperial, CA...........
21060.................. 0.8765 Elizabethtown, KY........ 18
Hardin, KY.............
Larue, KY..............
21140.................. 0.9841 Elkhart-Goshen, IN....... 2330
Elkhart, IN............
21300.................. 0.8957 Elmira, NY............... 2335
Chemung, NY............
21340.................. 0.9738 El Paso, TX.............. 2320
El Paso, TX............
21500.................. 0.9227 Erie, PA................. 2360
Erie, PA...............
21604.................. 1.1642 Essex County, MA......... 1123
Essex, MA..............
21660.................. 1.1604 Eugene-Springfield, OR... 2400
Lane, OR...............
21780.................. ......... Evansville, IN-KY........
0.9073 Gibson, IN*............ 15
0.8892 Henderson, KY*......... 2440
Posey, IN*............. 2440
Vanderburgh, IN*....... 2440
Warrick, IN*........... 2440
0.8600 Webster, KY*........... 18
21820.................. 1.2082 Fairbanks, AK............ 02
Fairbanks North Star,
AK.
21940.................. 0.5026 Fajardo, PR.............. 7440
Ceiba, PR..............
Fajardo, PR............
Luquillo, PR...........
22020.................. 0.9667 Fargo, ND-MN............. 2520
Cass, ND...............
Clay, MN...............
22140.................. 0.8792 Farmington, NM........... 32
San Juan, NM...........
22180.................. ......... Fayetteville, NC.........
0.9931 Cumberland, NC*........ 2560
0.9473 Hoke, NC*.............. 34
22220.................. ......... Fayetteville-Springdale-
Rogers, AR-MO.
0.9160 Benton, AR*............ 2580
Washington, AR*........ 2580
0.8665 Madison, AR*........... 04
0.8732 McDonald, MO*.......... 26
22380.................. 1.1348 Flagstaff, AZ............ 2620
Coconino, AZ...........
22420.................. 1.1856 Flint, MI................ 2640
Genesee, MI............
22500.................. ......... Florence, SC*............
0.9267 Darlington, SC*.......... 42
0.9436 Florence, SC............. 2655
22520.................. 0.8361 Florence-Muscle Shoals, 2650
AL.
Colbert, AL............
Lauderdale, AL.........
22540.................. 1.0286 Fond Du Lac, WI.......... 52
Fond Du Lac, WI........
22660.................. 1.0838 Fort Collins-Loveland, CO 2670
Larimer, CO............
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22744.................. 1.0782 Ft Lauderdale-Pompano 2860
Beach-Deerfield Beach,
FL.
Broward, FL............
22900.................. ......... Fort Smith, AR-OK........
0.8796 Crawford, AR*.......... 2720
Sebastian, AR*......... 2720
Sequoyah, OK*.......... 2720
0.8478 Franklin, AR*.......... 04
0.8394 Le Flore, OK*.......... 37
23020.................. 0.9319 Fort Walton Beach- 2750
Crestview-Destin, FL.
Okaloosa, FL...........
23060.................. 1.0365 Fort Wayne, IN........... 2760
Allen, IN..............
Wells, IN..............
Whitley, IN............
23104.................. ......... Fort Worth-Arlington, TX.
1.0072 Johnson, TX*........... 2800
Parker, TX*............ 2800
Tarrant, TX*........... 2800
0.9218 Wise, TX*.............. 45
23420.................. 1.1107 Fresno, CA............... 2840
Fresno, CA.............
23460.................. 0.8537 Gadsden, AL.............. 2880
Etowah, AL.............
23540.................. ......... Gainesville, FL..........
0.9642 Alachua, FL............ 2900
1.0033 Gilchrist, FL.......... 10
23580.................. 0.9442 Gainesville, GA.......... 11
Hall, GA...............
23844.................. ......... Gary, IN.................
0.9892 Lake, IN*.............. 2960
Porter, IN*............ 2960
0.9570 Jasper, IN*............ 15
Newton, IN*............ 15
24020.................. 0.8981 Glens Falls, NY.......... 2975
Warren, NY.............
Washington, NY.........
24140.................. 0.9311 Goldsboro, NC............ 2980
Wayne, NC..............
24220.................. 0.9642 Grand Forks, ND-MN....... 2985
Grand Forks, ND........
Polk, MN...............
24300.................. 1.0501 Grand Junction, CO.......
Mesa, CO............... 2995
24340.................. ......... Grand Rapids-Wyoming, MI.
1.0044 Kent, MI*.............. 3000
0.9631 Barry, MI*............. 23
Ionia, MI*............. 23
Newaygo, MI*........... 23
24500.................. 0.9344 Great Falls, MT.......... 3040
Cascade, MT............
24540.................. 1.0017 Greeley, CO.............. 3060
Weld, CO...............
24580.................. ......... Green Bay, WI............
1.0170 Brown, WI*............. 3080
1.0123 Kewaunee, WI*.......... 52
Oconto, WI*............ 52
24660.................. ......... Greensboro-High Point, NC
0.9812 Guilford, NC*.......... 3120
0.9382 Randolph, NC*.......... 3120
Rockingham, NC*........ 34
24780.................. ......... Greenville, NC...........
0.9740 Pitt, NC*.............. 3150
0.9378 Greene, NC*............ 34
24860.................. ......... Greenville, SC...........
1.0054 Greenville, SC*........ 3160
Pickens, SC*........... 3160
0.9651 Laurens, SC*........... 42
25020.................. 0.4630 Guayama, PR..............
Arroyo, PR............. 40
Guayama, PR............
Patillas, PR...........
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25060.................. ......... Gulfport-Biloxi, MS......
0.9333 Hancock, MS*........... 0920
Harrison, MS*.......... 0920
0.8768 Stone, MS*............. 25
25180.................. ......... Hagerstown-Martinsburg,
MD-WV.
1.0424 Washington, MD*........ 3180
0.9439 Morgan, WV*............ 51
1.0970 Berkeley, WV*.......... 8840
25260.................. 1.0391 Hanford-Corcoran, CA.....
Kings, CA.............. 05
25420.................. 0.9888 Harrisburg-Carlisle, PA..
Cumberland, PA......... 3240
Dauphin, PA............
Perry, PA..............
25500.................. 0.9416 Harrisonburg, VA.........
Harrisonburg City, VA.. 49
Rockingham, VA.........
25540.................. 1.1725 Hartford-West Hartford-
East Hartford, CT.
Hartford, CT........... 3283
Litchfield, CT.........
Middlesex, CT..........
Tolland, CT............
25620.................. ......... Hattiesburg, MS..........
0.8000 Forrest, MS*........... 3285
Lamar, MS*............. 3285
0.8020 Perry, MS*............. 25
25860.................. 1.0078 Hickory-Lenoir-Morganton,
NC.
Alexander, NC.......... 3290
Burke, NC..............
Caldwell, NC...........
Catawba, NC............
25980.................. 0.8465 Hinesville-Fort Stewart,
GA.
Liberty, GA............ 11
Long, GA...............
26100.................. 1.0027 Holland-Grand Haven, MI..
Ottawa, MI............. 3000
26180.................. 1.1681 Honolulu, HI.............
Honolulu, HI........... 3320
26300.................. 0.8990 Hot Springs, AR..........
Garland, AR............ 04
26380.................. 0.8189 Houma-Bayou Cane-
Thibodaux, LA.
Lafourche, LA.......... 3350
Terrebonne, LA.........
26420.................. ......... Houston-Sugar Land-
Baytown, TX.
1.0654 Chambers, TX*.......... 3360
Fort Bend, TX*......... 3360
Harris, TX*............ 3360
Liberty, TX*........... 3360
Montgomery, TX*........ 3360
Waller, TX*............ 3360
0.9484 Austin, TX*............ 45
San Jacinto, TX*....... 45
0.9810 Brazoria, TX*.......... 1145
1.0276 Galveston, TX*......... 2920
26580.................. 1.0144 Huntington-Ashland, WV-KY-
OH.
Boyd, KY................. 3400
Cabell, WV.............
Greenup, KY............
Lawrence, OH...........
Wayne, WV..............
26620.................. 0.9388 Huntsville, AL...........
Limestone, AL.......... 3440
Madison, AL............
26820.................. 0.9485 Idaho Falls, ID..........
Bonneville, ID......... 13
Jefferson, ID..........
26900.................. ......... Indianapolis, IN.........
1.0687 Boone, IN*............. 3480
Hamilton, IN*.......... 3480
Hancock, IN*........... 3480
Hendricks, IN*......... 3480
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Johnson, IN*........... 3480
Marion, IN*............ 3480
Morgan, IN*............ 3480
Shelby, IN*............ 3480
0.9996 Brown, IN*............. 15
Putnam, IN*............ 15
26980.................. ......... Iowa City, IA............
1.0240 Johnson, IA*........... 3500
0.9654 Washington, IA*........ 16
27060.................. 0.9542 Ithaca, NY...............
Tompkins, NY........... 33
27100.................. 0.9701 Jackson, MI..............
Jackson, MI............ 3520
27140.................. ......... Jackson, MS..............
0.8855 Hinds, MS*............. 3560
Madison, MS*........... 3560
Rankin, MS*............ 3560
0.8419 Copiah, MS*............ 25
Simpson, MS*........... 25
27180.................. 0.9440 Jackson, TN..............
Chester, TN............ 3580
Madison, TN............
27260.................. ......... Jacksonville, FL.........
1.0121 Clay, FL*.............. 3600
Duval, FL*............. 3600
Nassau, FL*............ 3600
St. johns, FL*......... 3600
0.9683 Baker, FL*............. 10
27340.................. 0.8911 Jacksonville, NC.........
Onslow, NC............. 3605
27500.................. 1.0164 Janesville, WI...........
Rock, WI............... 3620
27620.................. 0.8574 Jefferson City, MO.......
Callaway, MO........... 26
Cole, MO...............
Moniteau, MO...........
Osage, MO..............
27740.................. 0.8670 Johnson City, TN.........
Carter, TN............. 3660
Unicoi, TN.............
Washington, TN.........
27780.................. 0.8676 Johnstown, PA............
Cambria, PA............ 3680
27860.................. ......... Jonesboro, AR............
0.8638 Craighead, AR*......... 3700
0.8404 Poinsett, AR*.......... 04
27900.................. 0.9250 Joplin, MO...............
Jasper, MO............. 3710
Newton, MO.............
28020.................. 1.1151 Kalamazoo-Portage, MI....
Kalamazoo, MI.......... 3720
Van Buren, MI..........
28100.................. 1.1246 Kankakee-Bradley, IL.....
Kankakee, IL........... 3740
28140.................. ......... Kansas City, MO-KS.......
1.0219 Cass, MO*.............. 3760
Clay, MO*.............. 3760
Clinton, MO*........... 3760
Jackson, MO*........... 3760
Johnson, KS*........... 3760
Lafayette, MO*......... 3760
Leavenworth, KS*....... 3760
Miami, KS*............. 3760
Platte, MO*............ 3760
Ray, MO*............... 3760
Wyandotte, KS*......... 3760
0.9396 Franklin, KS*.......... 17
Linn, KS*.............. 17
0.9259 Bates, MO*............. 26
Caldwell, MO*.......... 26
28420.................. 1.1158 Kennewick-Richland-Pasco,
WA.
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Benton, WA............. 6740
Franklin, WA...........
28660.................. ......... Killeen-Temple-Fort Hood,
TX.
0.9803 Bell, TX*.............. 3810
Coryell, TX*........... 3810
0.9096 Lampasas, TX*.......... 45
28700.................. 0.8720 Kingsport-Bristol- 3660
Bristol, TN-VA.
Bristol city, VA.......
Hawkins, TN............
Scott, VA..............
Sullivan, TN...........
Washington, VA.........
28740.................. 0.9229 Kingston, NY.............
Ulster, NY............. 33
28940.................. 0.9045 Knoxville, TN............
Anderson, TN........... 3840
Blount, TN.............
Knox, TN...............
Loudon, TN.............
Union, TN..............
29020.................. 0.9531 Kokomo, IN...............
Howard, IN............. 3850
Tipton, IN.............
29100.................. 0.9853 La Crosse, WI-MN.........
Houston, MN............ 3870
La Crosse, WI..........
29140.................. ......... Lafayette, IN............
0.9442 Benton, IN*............ 15
Carroll, IN*........... 15
0.9617 Tippecanoe, IN*........ 3920
29180.................. 0.8703 Lafayette, LA............
Lafayette, LA.......... 3880
St. Martin, LA.........
29340.................. ......... Lake Charles, LA.........
0.8436 Calcasieu, LA*......... 3960
0.8209 Cameron, LA*........... 19
29404.................. ......... Lake County-Kenosha
County, IL-WI.
1.1239 Lake, IL*.............. 1600
1.0667 Kenosha, WI*........... 3800
29460.................. 0.9472 Lakeland, FL.............
Polk, FL............... 3980
29540.................. 1.0483 Lancaster, PA............
Lancaster, PA.......... 4000
29620.................. 1.0244 Lansing-East Lansing, MI.
Clinton, MI............ 4040
Eaton, MI..............
Ingham, MI.............
29700.................. 0.9278 Laredo, TX...............
Webb, TX............... 4080
29740.................. 0.9317 Las Cruces, NM...........
Dona Ana, NM........... 4100
29820.................. 1.1932 Las Vegas-Paradise, NV...
Clark, NV.............. 4120
29940.................. 0.9168 Lawrence, KS.............
Douglas, KS............ 4150
30020.................. 0.8710 Lawton, OK...............
Comanche, OK........... 4200
30140.................. 0.9469 Lebanon, PA..............
Lebanon, PA............ 3240
30300.................. ......... Lewiston, ID-WA..........
0.9620 Nez Perce, ID*......... 13
1.0281 Asotin, WA*............ 50
30340.................. 1.0142 Lewiston-Auburn, ME...... 4243
Androscoggin, ME.......
30460.................. 0.9853 Lexington-Fayette, KY....
Bourbon, KY............ 4280
Clark, KY..............
Fayette, KY............
Jessamine, KY..........
Scott, KY..............
Woodford, KY...........
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30620.................. 0.9858 Lima, OH.................
Allen, OH.............. 4320
30700.................. ......... Lincoln, NE..............
1.0827 Lancaster, NE*......... 4360
1.0205 Seward, NE*............ 28
30780.................. ......... Little Rock-North Little
Rock, AR.
0.9361 Faulkner, AR*.......... 4400
Lonoke, AR*............ 4400
Pulaski, AR*........... 4400
Saline, AR*............ 4400
0.8766 Grant, AR*............. 04
Perry, AR*............. 04
30860.................. ......... Logan, UT-ID.............
0.9513 Cache, UT*............. 46
0.9504 Franklin, ID*.......... 13
30980.................. ......... Longview, TX.............
0.9302 Gregg, TX*............. 4420
Upshur, TX*............ 4420
0.8863 Rusk, TX*.............. 45
31020.................. 1.0764 Longview, WA............. 50
Cowlitz, WA............
31084.................. 1.2444 Los Angeles-Long Beach- 4480
Santa Ana, CA.
Los Angeles, CA........
31140.................. ......... Louisville, KY-IN........
0.9697 Bullitt, KY*........... 4520
Clark, IN*............. 4520
Floyd, IN*............. 4520
Harrison, IN*.......... 4520
Jefferson, KY*......... 4520
Oldham, KY*............ 4520
0.9471 Washington, IN*........ 15
0.8998 Henry, KY*............. 18
Meade, KY*............. 18
Nelson, KY*............ 18
Shelby, KY*............ 18
Spencer, KY*........... 18
Trimble, KY*........... 18
31180.................. ......... Lubbock, TX..............
0.9309 Lubbock, TX*........... 4600
0.8850 Crosby, TX**........... 45
31340.................. ......... Lynchburg, VA............
0.9564 Amherst, VA*........... 4640
Bedford, VA*........... 4640
Bedford City, VA*...... 4640
Campbell, VA*.......... 4640
Lynchburg City, VA*.... 4640
0.9279 Appomattox, VA*........ 49
31420.................. ......... Macon, GA................
1.0333 Bibb, GA*.............. 4680
Jones, GA*............. 4680
Twiggs, GA*............ 4680
0.9617 Crawford, GA*.......... 11
Monroe, GA*............ 11
31460.................. 1.0038 Madera, CA............... 2840
Madera, CA.............
31540.................. ......... Madison, WI..............
1.0978 Dane, WI*.............. 4720
1.0503 Columbia, WI*.......... 52
Iowa, WI*.............. 52
31700.................. 1.1631 Manchester-Nashua, NH.... 1123
Hillsborough, NH.......
Merrimack, NH..........
31900.................. 0.9702 Mansfield, OH............
Richland, OH........... 4800
32420.................. 0.5326 Mayaguez, PR.............
Hormigueros, PR........ 4840
Mayaguez, PR...........
32580.................. 0.9124 McAllen-Edinburg-Mission,
TX.
Hidalgo, TX............ 4880
32780.................. 1.1173 Medford, OR.............. 4890
Jackson, OR............
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32820.................. ......... Memphis, TN-MS-AR........
0.9785 Crittenden, AR*........ 4920
DeSoto, MS*............ 4920
Fayette, TN*........... 4920
Shelby, TN*............ 4920
Tipton, TN*............ 4920
0.8910 Marshall, MS*.......... 25
Tate, MS*.............. 25
Tunica, MS*............ 25
32900.................. 1.1217 Merced, CA...............
Merced, CA............. 4940
33124.................. 1.0469 Miami-Miami Beach-
Kendall, FL.
Miami-Dade, FL......... 5000
33140.................. 0.9582 Michigan City-La Porte,
IN.
La Porte, IN........... 15
33260.................. 1.0085 Midland, TX..............
Midland, TX............ 5800
33340.................. 1.0687 Milwaukee-Waukesha-West
Allis, WI.
Milwaukee, WI.......... 5080
Ozaukee, WI............
Washington, WI.........
Waukesha, WI...........
33460.................. 1.1737 Minneapolis-St. Paul-
Bloomington, MN-WI.
Anoka, MN.............. 5120
Carver, MN.............
Chisago, MN............
Dakota, MN.............
Hennepin, MN...........
Isanti, MN.............
Pierce, WI.............
Ramsey, MN.............
Scott, MN..............
Sherburne, MN..........
St. Croix, WI..........
Washington, MN.........
Wright, MN.............
33540.................. 1.0201 Missoula, MT.............
Missoula, MT........... 5140
33660.................. 0.8447 Mobile, AL...............
Mobile, AL............. 5160
33700.................. 1.2692 Modesto, CA..............
Stanislaus, CA......... 5170
33740.................. ......... Monroe, LA...............
0.8388 Ouachita, LA*.......... 5200
0.8192 Union, LA*............. 19
33780.................. 1.0465 Monroe, MI...............
Monroe, MI............. 2160
33860.................. ......... Montgomery, AL...........
0.8804 Autauga, AL*........... 5240
Elmore, AL*............ 5240
Montgomery, AL*........ 5240
0.8452 Lowndes, AL*........... 01
34060.................. 0.8917 Morgantown, WV...........
Monongalia, WV......... 51
Preston, WV............
34100.................. 0.8308 Morristown, TN...........
Grainger, TN........... 44
Hamblen, TN............
Jefferson, TN..........
34580.................. 1.0950 Mount Vernon-Anacortes,
WA.
Skagit, WA............. 50
34620.................. 0.9100 Muncie, IN...............
Delaware, IN........... 5280
34740.................. 1.0214 Muskegon-Norton Shores,
MI.
Muskegon, MI........... 3000
34820.................. 0.9569 Myrtle Beach-Conway-North
Myrtle Beach, SC.
Horry, SC.............. 5330
34900.................. 1.3814 Napa, CA.................
Napa, CA............... 8720
34940.................. 1.1198 Naples-Marco Island, FL..
Collier, FL............ 5345
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34980.................. ......... Nashville-Davidson-
Murfreesboro, TN.
1.0710 Cheatham, TN*.......... 5360
Davidson, TN*.......... 5360
Dickson, TN*........... 5360
Robertson, TN*......... 5360
Rutherford, TN*........ 5360
Sumner, TN*............ 5360
Williamson, TN*........ 5360
Wilson, TN*............ 5360
0.9526 Cannon, TN*............ 44
Hickman, TN*........... 44
Macon, TN*............. 44
Smith, TN*............. 44
Trousdale, TN*......... 44
35004.................. 1.3690 Nassau-Suffolk, NY.......
Nassau, NY............. 5380
Suffolk, NY............
35084.................. ......... Newark-Union, NJ-PA......
1.2122 Pike, PA............... 5660
1.2363 Essex, NJ.............. 5640
Morris, NJ............. 5640
Sussex, NJ............. 5640
Union, NJ.............. 5640
1.2223 Hunterdon, NJ.......... 5015
35300.................. 1.2760 New Haven-Milford, CT....
New Haven, CT.......... 5483
35380.................. 0.9655 New Orleans-Metairie-
Kenner, LA.
Jefferson, LA.......... 5560
Orleans, LA............
Plaquemines, LA........
St. Bernard, LA........
St. Charles, LA........
St. John Baptist, LA...
St. Tammany, LA........
35644.................. ......... New York-White Plains-
Wayne, NY-NJ.
1.4264 Bronx, NY*............. 5600
Kings, NY*............. 5600
New York, NY*.......... 5600
Putnam, NY*............ 5600
Queens, NY*............ 5600
Richmond, NY*.......... 5600
Rockland, NY*.......... 5600
Westchester, NY*....... 5600
1.3406 Bergen, NJ*............ 0875
Passaic, NJ*........... 0875
1.2852 Hudson, NJ*............ 3640
35660.................. 0.9384 Niles-Benton Harbor, MI.. 0870
Berrien, MI............
35980.................. 1.2299 Norwich-New London, CT... 5523
New London, CT.........
36084.................. 1.6143 Oakland-Fremont-Hayward, 5775
CA.
Alameda, CA............
Contra Costa, CA.......
36100.................. 0.9708 Ocala, FL................
Marion, FL............. 5790
36140.................. 1.1517 Ocean City, NJ...........
Cape May, NJ........... 0560
36220.................. 1.0304 Odessa, TX...............
Ector, TX.............. 5800
36260.................. ......... Ogden-Clearfield, UT.....
0.9919 Davis, UT*............. 7160
Weber, UT*.............
0.9577 Morgan, UT*............ 46
36420.................. ......... Oklahoma City, OK........
0.9518 Canadian, OK*.......... 5880
Cleveland, OK*......... 5880
Logan, OK*............. 5880
McClain, OK*........... 5880
Oklahoma, OK*.......... 5880
0.8765 Grady, OK*............. 37
Lincoln, OK*........... 37
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36500.................. 1.1674 Olympia, WA.............. 5910
Thurston, WA...........
36540.................. ......... Omaha-Council Bluffs, NE-
IA.
1.0346 Cass, NE*.............. 5920
Douglas, NE*........... 5920
Pottawattamie, IA*..... 5920
Sarpy, NE*............. 5920
Washington, NE*........ 5920
0.9707 Harrison, IA*.......... 16
Mills, IA*............. 16
0.9965 Saunders, NE*.......... 28
36740.................. 1.0333 Orlando-Kissimmee, FL....
Lake, FL............... 5960
Orange, FL.............
Osceola, FL............
Seminole, FL...........
36780.................. 0.9659 Oshkosh-Neenah, WI.......
Winnebago, WI.......... 0460
36980.................. ......... Owensboro, KY............
0.8946 Daviess, KY*........... 5990
0.8633 Hancock, KY*........... 18
Mc Lean, KY*........... 18
37100.................. 1.1779 Oxnard-Thousand Oaks-
Ventura, CA.
Ventura, CA............ 8735
37340.................. 1.0217 Palm Bay-Melbourne-
Titusville, FL.
Brevard, FL............ 4900
37460.................. 0.8617 Panama City-Lynn Haven,
FL.
Bay, FL................ 6015
37620.................. ......... Parkersburg-Marietta-
Vienna, WV-OH.
0.8682 Pleasants, WV*......... 51
Wirt, WV*.............. 51
0.8791 Washington, OH*........ 6020
Wood, WV*.............. 6020
37700.................. ......... Pascagoula, MS...........
0.8250 George, MS*............ 25
0.8816 Jackson, MS*........... 0920
37860.................. 0.8810 Pensacola-Ferry Pass- 6080
Brent, FL.
Escambia, FL...........
Santa Rosa, FL.........
37900.................. ......... Peoria, IL...............
0.9425 Peoria, IL*............ 6120
Tazewell, IL*.......... 6120
Woodford, IL*.......... 6120
0.9136 Marshall, IL*.......... 14
Stark, IL*............. 14
37964.................. 1.1502 Philadelphia, PA......... 6160
Bucks, PA..............
Chester, PA............
Delaware, PA...........
Montgomery, PA.........
Philadelphia, PA.......
38060.................. 1.0588 Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale, 6200
AZ.
Maricopa, AZ...........
Pinal, AZ..............
38220.................. ......... Pine Bluff, AR...........
0.9199 Jefferson, AR*......... 6240
0.8685 Cleveland, AR*......... 04
Lincoln, AR*........... 04
38300.................. ......... Pittsburgh, PA...........
0.9277 Allegheny, PA*......... 6280
Beaver, PA*............ 6280
Butler, PA*............ 6280
Fayette, PA*........... 6280
Washington, PA*........ 6280
Westmoreland, PA*...... 6280
0.9060 Armstrong, PA*......... 39
38340.................. 1.1072 Pittsfield, MA........... 6323
Berkshire, MA..........
1.0183................. ......... Pocatello, ID............
0.9773 Bannock, ID*........... 6340
Power, ID*............. 13
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38660.................. 0.5727 Ponce, PR................ 6360
Juana Diaz, PR.........
Ponce, PR..............
Villalba, PR...........
38860.................. 1.0725 Portland-South Portland- 6403
Biddeford, ME.
Cumberland, ME.........
Sagadahoc, ME..........
York, ME...............
38900.................. ......... Portland-Vancouver-
Beaverton, OR-WA.
1.2095 Clackamas, OR*......... 6440
Clark, WA*............. 6440
Columbia, OR*.......... 6440
Multnomah, OR*......... 6440
Washington, OR*........ 6440
Yamhill, OR*........... 6440
1.1389 Skamania, WA*.......... 50
38940.................. 1.0655 Port St. Lucie-Fort 2710
Pierce, FL.
Martin, FL.............
St. Lucie, FL..........
39100.................. ......... Poughkeepsie-Newburgh-
Middletown, NY.
1.2208 Dutchess, NY*.......... 2281
1.1950 Orange, NY*............ 5660
39140.................. 1.0093 Prescott, AZ............. 03
Yavapai, AZ............
39300.................. ......... Providence-New Bedford-
Fall River, RI-MA.
1.1783 Bristol, MA*........... 1123
1.1662 Bristol, RI*........... 6483
Kent, RI*.............. 6483
Newport, RI*........... 6483
Providence, RI*........ 6483
Washington, RI*........ 6483
39340.................. ......... Provo-Orem, UT...........
1.0183 Utah, UT*.............. 6520
0.9775 Juab, UT*.............. 46
39380.................. 0.9283 Pueblo, CO............... 6560
Pueblo, CO.............
39460.................. 1.0014 Punta Gorda, FL.......... 6580
Charlotte, FL..........
39540.................. 0.9594 Racine, WI............... 6600
Racine, WI.............
39580.................. 1.0774 Raleigh-Cary, NC......... 6640
Franklin, NC...........
Johnston, NC...........
Wake, NC...............
39660.................. ......... Rapid City, SD...........
0.9453 Pennington, SD*........ 6660
0.9177 Meade, SD*............. 43
39740.................. 0.9774 Reading, PA.............. 6680
Berks, PA..............
39820.................. 1.2553 Redding, CA.............. 6690
Shasta, CA.............
39900.................. ......... Reno-Sparks, NV..........
1.1090 Washoe, NV*............ 6720
1.0759 Storey, NV*............ 29
40060.................. ......... Richmond, VA.............
0.9967 Charles City, VA*...... 6760
Chesterfield, VA*...... 6760
Colonial Heights City, 6760
VA*.
Dinwiddie, VA*......... 6760
Goochland, VA*......... 6760
Hanover, VA*........... 6760
Henrico, VA*........... 6760
Hopewell City, VA*..... 6760
New Kent, VA*.......... 6760
Petersburg City, VA*... 6760
Powhatan, VA*.......... 6760
Prince George, VA*..... 6760
Richmond City, VA*..... 6760
0.9480 Amelia, VA*............ 49
Caroline, VA*.......... 49
Cumberland, VA*........ 49
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King and Queen, VA*.... 49
King William, VA*...... 49
Louisa, VA*............ 49
Sussex, VA*............ 49
40140.................. 1.1635 Riverside-San Bernardino- 6780
Ontario, CA.
Riverside, CA..........
San Bernardino, CA.....
40220.................. ......... Roanoke, VA..............
0.8959 Craig, VA*............. 49
Franklin, VA*.......... 49
0.8932 Botetourt, VA*......... 6800
Roanoke, VA*........... 6800
Roanoke City, VA*...... 6800
Salem City, VA*........ 6800
40340.................. ......... Rochester, MN............
1.2202 Olmsted, MN*........... 6820
1.1054 Dodge, MN*............. 24
Wabasha, MN*........... 24
40380.................. 0.9799 Rochester, NY............ 6840
Livingston, NY.........
Monroe, NY.............
Ontario, NY............
Orleans, NY............
Wayne, NY..............
40420.................. 1.0210 Rockford, IL............. 6880
Boone, IL..............
Winnebago, IL..........
40484.................. 1.1408 Rockingham County, NH.... 1123
Rockingham, NH.........
Strafford, NH..........
40580.................. 0.9544 Rocky Mount, NC.......... 6895
Edgecombe, NC..........
Nash, NC...............
40660.................. 0.9082 Rome, GA................. 11
Floyd, GA..............
40900.................. ......... Sacramento-Arden-Arcade-
Roseville, CA.
1.2488 El Dorado, CA*......... 6920
Placer, CA*............ 6920
Sacramento, CA*........ 6920
1.1179 Yolo, CA*.............. 9270
40980.................. 1.0347 Saginaw-Saginaw Township 6960
North, MI.
Saginaw, MI............
41060.................. 1.0835 St. Cloud, MN............ 6980
Benton, MN.............
Stearns, MN............
41100.................. 0.9706 St. George, UT........... 46
Washington, UT.........
41140.................. ......... St. Joseph, MO-KS........
1.0620 Andrew, MO*............ 7000
Buchanan, MO*.......... 7000
0.9599 Doniphan, KS*.......... 17
0.9463 De Kalb, MO*........... 26
41180.................. ......... St. Louis, MO-IL.........
0.9629 Clinton, IL*........... 7040
Franklin, MO*.......... 7040
Jefferson, MO*......... 7040
Jersey, IL*............ 7040
Lincoln, MO*........... 7040
Madison, IL*........... 7040
Monroe, IL*............ 7040
St. Charles, MO*....... 7040
St. Clair, IL*......... 7040
St. Louis, MO*......... 7040
St. Louis City, MO*.... 7040
Warren, MO*............ 7040
0.9236 Bond, IL*.............. 14
Calhoun, IL*........... 14
Macoupin, IL*.......... 14
0.8965 Crawford, MO*.......... 26
Washington, MO*........ 26
41420.................. 1.1196 Salem, OR................ 7080
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Marion, OR.............
Polk, OR...............
41500.................. 1.4662 Salinas, CA.............. 7120
Monterey, CA...........
41540.................. 0.9706 Salisbury, MD............ 21
Somerset, MD...........
Wicomico, MD...........
41620.................. ......... Salt Lake City, UT.......
1.0102 Salt Lake, UT*......... 7160
0.9760 Summit, UT*............ 46
Tooele, UT*............ 46
41660.................. ......... San Angelo, TX...........
0.8526 Irion, TX*............. 45
0.8662 Tom Green, TX*......... 7200
41700.................. ......... San Antonio, TX..........
0.9560 Bexar, TX*............. 7240
Comal, TX*............. 7240
Guadalupe, TX*......... 7240
Wilson, TX*............ 7240
0.8970 Atascosa, TX*.......... 45
Bandera, TX*........... 45
Kendall, TX*........... 45
Medina, TX*............ 45
41740.................. 1.1950 San Diego-Carlsbad-San 7320
Marcos, CA.
San Diego, CA..........
41780.................. 0.9427 Sandusky, OH............. 36
Erie, OH...............
41884.................. 1.5604 San Francisco-San Mateo- 7360
Redwood City, CA.
Marin, CA..............
San Francisco, CA......
San Mateo, CA..........
41900.................. ......... San German-Cabo Rojo, PR.
0.5340 Lajas, PR*............. 40
0.5755 Cabo Rojo, PR*......... 4840
Sabana Grande, PR*..... 4840
San German, PR*........ 4840
41940.................. ......... San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa
Clara, CA.
1.5627 Santa Clara, CA*....... 7400
1.3269 San Benito, CA*........ 05
41980.................. ......... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo,
PR.
0.5432 Aguas Buenas, PR*...... 7440
Barceloneta, PR*....... 7440
Bayamon, PR*........... 7440
Canovanas, PR*......... 7440
Carolina, PR*.......... 7440
Catano, PR*............ 7440
Comerio, PR*........... 7440
Corozal, PR*........... 7440
Dorado, PR*............ 7440
Florida, PR*........... 7440
Guaynabo, PR*.......... 7440
Humacao, PR*........... 7440
Juncos, PR*............ 7440
Las Piedras, PR*....... 7440
Loiza, PR*............. 7440
Maguabo, PR*........... 7440
Manati, PR*............ 7440
Morovis, PR*........... 7440
Naranjito, PR*......... 7440
Rio Grande, PR*........ 7440
San Juan, PR*.......... 7440
Toa Alta, PR*.......... 7440
Toa Baja, PR*.......... 7440
Trujillo Alto, PR*..... 7440
Vega Alta, PR*......... 7440
Vega Baja, PR*......... 7440
Yabucoa, PR*........... 7440
0.4998 Aibonito, PR*.......... 40
Barranquitas, PR*...... 40
Ciales, PR*............ 40
Maunabo, PR*........... 40
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Orocovs, PR*........... 40
Quebradillas, PR*...... 40
0.4831 Arecibo, PR*........... 0470
Camuy, PR*............. 0470
Hatillo, PR*........... 0470
0.5006 Caguas, PR*............ 1310
Cayey, PR*............. 1310
Cidra, PR*............. 1310
Gurabo, PR*............ 1310
San Lorenzo, PR*....... 1310
42020.................. 1.1792 San Luis Obispo-Paso 7460
Robles, CA.
San Luis Obispo, CA....
42044.................. 1.2315 Santa Ana-Anaheim-Irvine, 5945
CA.
Orange, CA.............
42060.................. 1.1424 Santa Barbara-Santa 7480
Maria, CA.
Santa Barbara, CA......
42100.................. 1.5676 Santa Cruz-Watsonville, 7485
CA.
Santa Cruz, CA.........
42140.................. 1.1402 Santa Fe, NM............. 7490
Santa Fe, NM...........
42220.................. 1.3747 Santa Rosa-Petaluma, CA.. 7500
Sonoma, CA.............
42260.................. 1.0213 Sarasota-Bradenton- 7510
Venice, FL.
Manatee, FL............
Sarasota, FL...........
42340.................. 1.0034 Savannah, GA............. 7520
Bryan, GA..............
Chatham, GA............
Effingham, GA..........
42540.................. 0.9050 Scranton-Wilkes-Barre, PA 7560
Lackawanna, PA.........
Luzerne, PA............
Wyoming, PA............
42644.................. 1.2182 Seattle-Bellevue-Everett, 7600
WA.
King, WA...............
Snohomish, WA..........
43100.................. 0.9491 Sheboygan, WI............ 7620
Sheboygan, WI..........
43300.................. 1.0200 Sherman-Denison, TX...... 7640
Grayson, TX............
43340.................. ......... Shreveport-Bossier City,
LA.
0.9675 Bossier, LA*........... 7680
Caddo, LA*............. 7680
0.8844 De Soto, LA*........... 19
43580.................. ......... Sioux City, IA-NE-SD.....
0.9602 Dixon, NE*............. 28
0.9633 Dakota, NE*............ 7720
Woodbury, IA*.......... 7720
0.9261 Union, SD*............. 43
43620.................. ......... Sioux Falls, SD..........
1.0014 Lincoln, SD*........... 7760
Minnehaha, SD*......... 7760
0.9458 McCook, SD*............ 43
Turner, SD*............ 43
43780.................. ......... South Bend-Mishawaka, IN-
MI.
1.0020 St. Joseph, IN*........ 7800
0.9645 Cass, MI*.............. 23
43900.................. 1.0033 Spartanburg, SC.......... 3160
Spartanburg, SC........
44060.................. 1.1307 Spokane, WA.............. 7840
Spokane, WA............
44100.................. 0.9268 Springfield, IL.......... 7880
Menard, IL.............
Sangamon, IL...........
44140.................. ......... Springfield, MA..........
1.0815 Franklin, MA*.......... 22
1.0792 Hampden, MA*........... 8003
Hampshire, MA*......... 8003
44180.................. ......... Springfield, MO..........
0.9097 Christian, MO*......... 7920
Greene, MO*............ 7920
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Webster, MO*........... 7920
0.8690 Dallas, MO*............ 26
Polk, MO*.............. 26
44220.................. 0.9535 Springfield, OH.......... 2000
Clark, OH..............
44300.................. 0.8974 State College, PA........ 8050
Centre, PA.............
44700.................. 1.1205 Stockton, CA............. 8120
San Joaquin, CA........
44940.................. 0.9037 Sumter, SC............... 8140
Sumter, SC.............
45060.................. 1.0003 Syracuse, NY............. 8160
Madison, NY............
Onondaga, NY...........
Oswego, NY.............
45104.................. 1.1750 Tacoma, WA............... 8200
Pierce, WA.............
45220.................. ......... Tallahassee, FL..........
0.9180 Gadsden, FL*........... 8240
Leon, FL*.............. 8240
0.9215 Wakulla, FL*........... 10
Jefferson, FL*......... 10
45300.................. 0.9571 Tampa-St. Petersburg- 8280
Clearwater, FL.
Hernando, FL...........
Hillsborough, FL.......
Pasco, FL..............
Pinellas, FL...........
45460.................. ......... Terre Haute, IN..........
0.9068 Clay, IN*.............. 8320
Vermillion, IN*........ 8320
Vigo, IN*.............. 8320
0.9150 Sullivan, IN*.......... 15
45500.................. 0.8923 Texarkana, TX-Texarkana, 8360
AR.
Bowie, TX..............
Miller, AR.............
45780.................. ......... Toledo, OH...............
1.0102 Fulton, OH*............ 8400
Lucas, OH*............. 8400
Wood, OH*.............. 8400
0.9696 Ottawa, OH*............ 36
45820.................. ......... Topeka, KS...............
0.9444 Shawnee, KS*........... 8440
0.9011 Jackson, KS*........... 17
Jefferson, KS*......... 17
Osage, KS*............. 17
Wabaunsee, KS*......... 17
45940.................. 1.0899 Trenton-Ewing, NJ........ 8480
Mercer, NJ.............
46060.................. 0.9467 Tucson, AZ............... 8520
Pima County, AZ........
46140.................. ......... Tulsa, OK................
0.9238 Creek, OK*............. 8560
Osage, OK*............. 8560
Rogers, OK*............ 8560
Tulsa, OK*............. 8560
Wagoner, OK*........... 8560
0.8610 Okmulgee, OK*.......... 37
Pawnee, OK*............ 37
46220.................. ......... Tuscaloosa, AL...........
0.8897 Tuscaloosa, AL*........ 8600
0.8471 Greene, AL*............ 01
Hale, AL*.............. 01
46340.................. 1.0078 Tyler, TX................ 8640
Smith, TX..............
46540.................. 0.8798 Utica-Rome, NY........... 8680
Herkimer, NY...........
Oneida, NY.............
46660.................. 0.8797 Valdosta, GA............. 11
Brooks, GA.............
Echols, GA.............
Lanier, GA.............
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Lowndes, GA............
46700.................. 1.4741 Vallejo-Fairfield, CA.... 8720
Solano, CA.............
46940.................. 0.9651 Vero Beach, FL........... 10
Indian River, FL.......
47020.................. ......... Victoria, TX.............
0.8983 Victoria, TX*.......... 8750
0.8687 Calhoun, TX*........... 45
Goliad, TX*............ 45
47220.................. 1.1214 Vineland-Millville- 8760
Bridgeton, NJ.
Cumberland, NJ.........
47260.................. ......... Virginia Beach-Norfolk-
Newport News, VA.
0.9434 Chesapeake City, VA*... 5720
Currituck, NC*......... 5720
Gloucester, VA*........ 5720
Hampton City, VA*...... 5720
Isle of Wight, VA*..... 5720
James City, VA*........ 5720
Mathews, VA*........... 5720
Newport News City, VA*. 5720
Norfolk City, VA*...... 5720
Poquoson, VA*.......... 5720
Portsmouth City, VA*... 5720
Suffolk City, VA*...... 5720
Virginia Beach City, 5720
VA*.
Williamsburg City, VA*. 5720
York, VA*.............. 5720
0.9214 Surry, VA*............. 49
47300.................. 1.0580 Visalia-Porterville, CA.. 8780
Tulare, CA.............
47380.................. 0.8640 Waco, TX................. 8800
McLennan, TX...........
47580.................. 0.9591 Warner Robins, GA........ 4680
Houston, GA............
47644.................. ......... Warren-Farmington-Hills-
Troy, MI.
1.0786 Lapeer, MI*............ 2160
Macomb, MI*............ 2160
Oakland, MI*........... 2160
St. Clair, MI*......... 2160
1.1099 Livingston, MI*........ 0440
47894.................. 1.1664 Washington-Arlington- 8840
Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV.
Alexandria City, VA....
Arlington, VA..........
Calvert, MD............
Charles, MD............
Clarke, VA.............
Fairfax, VA............
Fairfax City, VA.......
Falls Church City, VA..
Fauquier, VA...........
Fredericksburg City, VA
Jefferson, WV..........
Loudoun, VA............
Manassas City, VA......
Manassas Park city, VA.
Prince Georges, MD.....
Prince William, VA.....
Spotsylvania, VA.......
Stafford, VA...........
District of Columbia,
DC.
Warren, VA.............
47940.................. ......... Waterloo-Cedar Falls, IA.
0.9157 Black Hawk, IA......... 8920
0.9113 Bremer, IA............. 16
Grundy, IA............. 16
48140.................. 1.0151 Wausau, WI............... 8940
Marathon, WI...........
48260.................. 0.8782 Weirton-Steubenville, WV- 8080
OH.
Brooke, WV.............
Hancock, WV............
Jefferson, OH..........
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48300.................. 1.0341 Wenatchee, WA............ 50
Chelan, WA.............
Douglas, WA............
48424.................. 1.0991 West Palm Beach-Boca 8960
Raton-Boynton FL.
Palm Beach, FL.........
48540.................. 0.8000 Wheeling, WV-OH.......... 9000
Belmont, OH............
Marshall, WV...........
Ohio, WV...............
48620.................. ......... Wichita, KS..............
1.0046 Butler, KS*............ 9040
Harvey, KS*............ 9040
Sedgwick, KS*.......... 9040
0.9304 Sumner, KS*............ 17
48660.................. ......... Wichita Falls, TX........
0.8871 Archer, TX*............ 9080
Wichita, TX*........... 9080
0.8614 Clay, TX*.............. 45
48700.................. 0.9000 Williamsport, PA......... 9140
Lycoming, PA...........
48864.................. ......... Wilmington, DE-MD-NJ.....
1.1757 Cecil, MD.............. 9160
New Castle, DE......... 9160
1.1600 Salem, NJ.............. 6160
48900.................. ......... Wilmington, NC...........
0.9797 Brunswick, NC*......... 9200
New Hanover, NC*....... 9200
0.9407 Pender, NC*............ 34
49020.................. ......... Winchester, VA-WV........
1.0063 Frederick, VA*......... 49
Winchester City, VA*... 49
0.9853 Hampshire, WV*......... 51
49180.................. 0.9924 Winston-Salem, NC........ 3120
Davie, NC..............
Forsyth, NC............
Stokes, NC.............
Yadkin, NC.............
49340.................. 1.1819 Worcester, MA............ 1123
Worcester, MA..........
49420.................. 1.0948 Yakima, WA............... 9260
Yakima, WA.............
49500.................. ......... Yauco, PR..............
0.4911 Guanica, PR*........... 40
0.5432 Guayanilla, PR*........ 6360
Penuelas, PR*.......... 6360
Yauco, PR*............. 6360
49620.................. 0.9705 York-Hanover, PA......... 9280
York, PA...............
49660.................. ......... Youngstown-Warren-
Boardman, OH-PA.
0.9946 Mahoning, OH*.......... 9320
Trumbull, OH*.......... 9320
0.9078 Mercer, PA*............ 7610
49700.................. 1.0992 Yuba City, CA............ 9340
Sutter, CA.............
Yuba, CA...............
49740.................. 0.9409 Yuma, AZ................. 9360
Yuma, AZ ..............
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* Wage index values for these counties have a designated code to be used
for claims processing purposes. These counties are referred to Table C
of this regulation. To derive the blended wage index values, the
budget neutrality adjustment factors of 1.060339 and 1.060988 have
been applied to the MSA and the CBSA hospital wage data, respectively.
\1\ Wage index values are based on FY 2001 hospital cost report data
before reclassification. This wage index is further adjusted. Wage
index values greater than 0.8 are subject to a budget neutrality
adjustment. Wage index values below 0.8 are adjusted to be the greater
of a 15-percent increase, subject to a maximum wage index value of
0.8, or a budget neutrality adjustment calculated by multiplying the
hospital wage index value for a given area by the budget neutrality
factor. We have completed all of these adjustments and included them
in the wage index values reflected in this table.
\2\ This column lists each CBSA area name and each county or county
equivalent, in the CBSA area. Counties not listed in this Table are
considered to be rural areas. Wage Index values for these areas are
found in Table B.
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Table B.--Hospice Wage Index for Rural Areas
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wage
CBSA code No. Nonurban area index
\3\
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01.......................... Alabama*........................ ******
02.......................... Alaska.......................... 1.2401
03.......................... Arizona*........................ ******
04.......................... Arkansas........................ 0.8084
05.......................... California...................... 1.1042
06.......................... Colorado........................ 0.9936
07.......................... Connecticut..................... 1.2640
08.......................... Delaware*....................... 1.0079
10.......................... Florida*........................ ******
11.......................... Georgia*........................ ******
12.......................... Hawaii.......................... 1.1160
13.......................... Idaho........................... 0.9044
16.......................... Iowa............................ 0.9029
14.......................... Illinois*....................... ******
15.......................... Indiana*........................ ******
16.......................... Iowa............................ 0.9029
17.......................... Kansas.......................... 0.8573
18.......................... Kentucky*....................... *****
19.......................... Louisiana*...................... *****
20.......................... Maine........................... 0.9587
21.......................... Maryland........................ 0.9758
22.......................... Massachusetts \5\............... 1.0832
23.......................... Michigan*....................... *****
24.......................... Minnesota....................... 0.9901
25.......................... Mississippi..................... 0.8071
26.......................... Missouri........................ 0.8268
27.......................... Montana......................... 0.9229
28.......................... Nebraska........................ 0.9583
29.......................... Nevada*......................... *****
30.......................... New Hampshire................... 1.0543
31.......................... New Jersey \4\.................. ........
32.......................... New Mexico*..................... *****
33.......................... New York*....................... *****
34.......................... North Carolina*................. *****
35.......................... North Dakota.................... 0.8213
36.......................... Ohio*........................... *****
37.......................... Oklahoma*....................... *****
38.......................... Oregon.......................... 1.0587
39.......................... Pennsylvania*................... *****
40.......................... Puerto Rico \5\................. 0.4654
41.......................... Rhode Island \4\................ ........
42.......................... South Carolina*................. *****
43.......................... South Dakota.................... 0.8905
44.......................... Tennessee*...................... *****
45.......................... Texas*.......................... *****
46.......................... Utah*........................... *****
47.......................... Vermont......................... 0.9944
48.......................... Virgin Islands.................. 0.8000
49.......................... Virginia*....................... *****
50.......................... Washington*..................... *****
51.......................... West Virginia................... 0.8458
52.......................... Wisconsin....................... 1.0071
53.......................... Wyoming......................... 0.9739
65.......................... Guam............................ 1.0191
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* Denotes that there are different wage index values within the State.
Specific codes to be used for processing claims and applicable wage
index values can be found in Table C. Wage index values for these
States are a blend of what they would have received had the MSA
designations remained in effect and what they will receive under the
CBSA designations. The budget neutrality adjustment factors of
1.060339 and 1.060988 have been applied to the MSA and the CBSA
hospital wage data, respectively.
\3\ Wage index values are based on FY 2001 hospital cost report data
before reclassification. This wage index is further adjusted. Wage
index values greater than 0.8 are subject to a budget neutrality
adjustment. Wage index values below 0.8 are adjusted to be the greater
of a 15-percent increase, subject to a maximum wage index value of
0.8, or a budget neutrality adjustment calculated by multiplying the
hospital wage index value for a given area by the budget neutrality
factor. We have completed all of these adjustments and included them
in the wage index values reflected in this table.
\4\ All counties within the State are classified as urban.
\5\ Based on CBSA designations Massachusetts and Puerto Rico have areas
designated as rural. However, no IPPS hospitals are located in those
rural area(s) for FY 2006. Because more recent data is not available
for those areas, we are using the FY 2005 pre-floor, pre-reclassified
hospital wage index value for rural Massachusetts and for rural Puerto
Rico.
Table C.--Blended Hospice Wage Index Codes for Selected Areas
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Special
State hospice
CBSA code CBSA name MSA county County name wage Wage
code code index index
code
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01020 BARBOUR.................. 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01050 BULLOCK.................. 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01060 BUTLER................... 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01080 CHAMBERS................. 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01090 CHEROKEE................. 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01110 CHOCTAW.................. 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01120 CLARKE................... 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01130 CLAY..................... 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01140 CLEBURNE................. 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01150 COFFEE................... 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01170 CONECUH.................. 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01180 COOSA.................... 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01190 COVINGTON................ 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01200 CRENSHAW................. 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01210 CULLMAN.................. 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01230 DALLAS................... 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01240 DE KALB.................. 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01260 ESCAMBIA................. 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01280 FAYETTE.................. 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01290 FRANKLIN................. 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01350 JACKSON.................. 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01370 LAMAR.................... 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01430 MACON.................... 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01450 MARENGO.................. 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01460 MARION................... 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01470 MARSHALL................. 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01490 MONROE................... 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01520 PERRY.................... 50001 0.8096
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01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01530 PICKENS.................. 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01540 PIKE..................... 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01550 RANDOLPH................. 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01999 STATEWIDE................ 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01590 SUMTER................... 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01600 TALLADEGA................ 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01610 TALLAPOOSA............... 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01640 WASHINGTON............... 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01650 WILCOX................... 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 01 01660 WINSTON.................. 50001 0.8096
01.................. Alabama.................. 2180 01220 DALE..................... 50214 0.8074
01.................. Alabama.................. 5160 01010 BALDWIN.................. 50281 0.8252
03.................. Arizona.................. 03 03000 APACHE................... 50007 0.9586
03.................. Arizona.................. 03 03010 COCHISE.................. 50007 0.9586
03.................. Arizona.................. 03 03030 GILA..................... 50007 0.9586
03.................. Arizona.................. 03 03040 GRAHAM................... 50007 0.9586
03.................. Arizona.................. 03 03050 GREENLEE................. 50007 0.9586
03.................. Arizona.................. 03 03055 LAPAZ.................... 50007 0.9586
03.................. Arizona.................. 03 03080 NAVAJO................... 50007 0.9586
03.................. Arizona.................. 03 03110 SANTA CRUZ............... 50007 0.9586
03.................. Arizona.................. 03 03999 STATEWIDE................ 50007 0.9586
03.................. Arizona.................. 4120 03070 MOHAVE................... 50260 1.0637
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10030 BRADFORD................. 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10060 CALHOUN.................. 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10080 CITRUS................... 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10110 COLUMBIA................. 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10130 DE SOTO.................. 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10140 DIXIE.................... 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10180 FRANKLIN................. 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10210 GLADES................... 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10220 GULF..................... 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10230 HAMILTON................. 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10240 HARDEE................... 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10250 HENDRY................... 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10270 HIGHLANDS................ 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10290 HOLMES................... 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10310 JACKSON.................. 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10330 LAFAYETTE................ 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10370 LEVY..................... 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10380 LIBERTY.................. 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10390 MADISON.................. 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10430 MONROE................... 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10460 OKEECHOBEE............... 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10530 PUTNAM................... 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10999 STATEWIDE................ 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10590 SUMTER................... 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10600 SUWANNEE................. 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10610 TAYLOR................... 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10620 UNION.................... 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10650 WALTON................... 50016 0.9172
10.................. Florida.................. 10 10660 WASHINGTON............... 50016 0.9172
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11.................. Georgia.................. 11 11011 BACON.................... 50020 0.8475
11.................. Georgia.................. 11 11030 BALDWIN.................. 50020 0.8475
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11.................. Georgia.................. 11 11281 CLINCH................... 50020 0.8475
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11.................. Georgia.................. 11 11291 COFFEE................... 50020 0.8475
11.................. Georgia.................. 11 11300 COLQUITT................. 50020 0.8475
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11.................. Georgia.................. 11 11410 EARLY.................... 50020 0.8475
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11.................. Georgia.................. 11 11640 JOHNSON.................. 50020 0.8475
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11.................. Georgia.................. 11 11690 LINCOLN.................. 50020 0.8475
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11.................. Georgia.................. 11 11710 MACON.................... 50020 0.8475
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11.................. Georgia.................. 11 11820 PIERCE................... 50020 0.8475
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11.................. Georgia.................. 11 11870 SUMTER................... 50020 0.8475
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11.................. Georgia.................. 11 11941 WARREN................... 50020 0.8475
11.................. Georgia.................. 11 11950 WASHINGTON............... 50020 0.8475
11.................. Georgia.................. 11 11960 WAYNE.................... 50020 0.8475
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11.................. Georgia.................. 11 11962 WHEELER.................. 50020 0.8475
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14.................. Illinois................. 14 14000 ADAMS.................... 50031 0.8845
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14.................. Illinois................. 14 14984 WARREN................... 50031 0.8845
14.................. Illinois................. 14 14985 WASHINGTON............... 50031 0.8845
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14.................. Illinois................. 14 14986 WAYNE.................... 50031 0.8845
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15.................. Indiana.................. 15 15560 NOBLE.................... 50036 0.9222
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15.................. Indiana.................. 15 15620 PIKE..................... 50036 0.9222
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15.................. Indiana.................. 15 15670 RANDOLPH................. 50036 0.9222
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15.................. Indiana.................. 3920 15110 CLINTON.................. 50257 0.9397
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19.................. Louisiana................ 19 19260 JEFFRSON DAVIS........... 50060 0.8000
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19.................. Louisiana................ 19 19520 TANGIPAHOA............... 50060 0.8000
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23.................. Michigan................. 23 23360 ISABELLA................. 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23390 KALKASKA................. 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23410 KEWEENAW................. 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23420 LAKE..................... 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23440 LEELANAU................. 50067 0.9295
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23.................. Michigan................. 23 23470 LUCE..................... 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23480 MACKINAC................. 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23500 MANISTEE................. 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23510 MARQUETTE................ 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23520 MASON.................... 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23530 MECOSTA.................. 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23540 MENOMINEE................ 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23560 MISSAUKEE................ 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23580 MONTCALM................. 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23590 MONTMORENCY.............. 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23630 OCEANA................... 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23640 OGEMAW................... 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23650 ONTONAGON................ 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23660 OSCEOLA.................. 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23670 OSCODA................... 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23680 OTSEGO................... 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23700 PRESQUE ISLE............. 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23710 ROSCOMMON................ 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23750 SANILAC.................. 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23760 SCHOOLCRAFT.............. 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23770 SHIAWASSEE............... 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23740 ST. JOSEPH............... 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23999 STATEWIDE................ 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23780 TUSCOLA.................. 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 23 23830 WEXFORD.................. 50067 0.9295
23.................. Michigan................. 0440 23450 LENAWEE.................. 50170 1.0395
23.................. Michigan................. 3000 23020 ALLEGAN.................. 50231 0.9708
23.................. Michigan................. 6960 23550 MIDLAND.................. 50316 0.9801
29.................. Nevada................... 29 29000 CHURCHILL................ 50087 1.0136
29.................. Nevada................... 29 29020 DOUGLAS.................. 50087 1.0136
29.................. Nevada................... 29 29030 ELKO..................... 50087 1.0136
29.................. Nevada................... 29 29040 ESMERALDA................ 50087 1.0136
29.................. Nevada................... 29 29050 EUREKA................... 50087 1.0136
29.................. Nevada................... 29 29060 HUMBOLDT................. 50087 1.0136
29.................. Nevada................... 29 29070 LANDER................... 50087 1.0136
29.................. Nevada................... 29 29080 LINCOLN.................. 50087 1.0136
29.................. Nevada................... 29 29090 LYON..................... 50087 1.0136
29.................. Nevada................... 29 29100 MINERAL.................. 50087 1.0136
29.................. Nevada................... 29 29130 PERSHING................. 50087 1.0136
29.................. Nevada................... 29 29999 STATEWIDE................ 50087 1.0136
29.................. Nevada................... 29 29160 WHITE PINE............... 50087 1.0136
29.................. Nevada................... 4120 29110 NYE...................... 50261 1.0819
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32010 CATRON................... 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32020 CHAVES................... 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32025 CIBOLA................... 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32030 COLFAX................... 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32040 CURRY.................... 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32050 DE BACA.................. 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32070 EDDY..................... 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32080 GRANT.................... 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32090 GUADALUPE................ 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32100 HARDING.................. 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32110 HIDALGO.................. 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32120 LEA...................... 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32130 LINCOLN.................. 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32140 LUNA..................... 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32150 MCKINLEY................. 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32160 MORA..................... 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32170 OTERO.................... 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32180 QUAY..................... 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32190 RIO ARRIBA............... 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32200 ROOSEVELT................ 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32230 SAN MIGUEL............... 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32250 SIERRA................... 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32260 SOCORRO.................. 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32999 STATEWIDE................ 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32270 TAOS..................... 50089 0.9127
32.................. New Mexico............... 32 32290 UNION.................... 50089 0.9127
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32.................. New Mexico............... 7490 32131 LOS ALAMOS............... 50325 1.0219
33.................. New York................. 33 33010 ALLEGANY................. 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33040 CATTARAUGUS.............. 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33080 CHENANGO................. 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33090 CLINTON.................. 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33200 COLUMBIA................. 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33210 CORTLAND................. 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33220 DELAWARE................. 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33260 ESSEX.................... 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33270 FRANKLIN................. 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33280 FULTON................... 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33300 GREENE................... 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33310 HAMILTON................. 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33330 JEFFERSON................ 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33340 LEWIS.................... 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33570 OTSEGO................... 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33670 SCHUYLER................. 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33680 SENECA................... 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33630 ST. LAWRENCE............. 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33999 STATEWIDE................ 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33690 STEUBEN.................. 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33710 SULLIVAN................. 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33900 WYOMING.................. 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 33 33910 YATES.................... 50091 0.8779
33.................. New York................. 0160 33380 MONTGOMERY............... 50164 0.8868
33.................. New York................. 3610 33060 CHAUTAUQUA............... 50248 0.8348
33.................. New York................. 6840 33290 GENESEE.................. 50313 0.9199
33.................. New York................. 8160 33050 CAYUGA................... 50336 0.9304
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34020 ALLEGHANY................ 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34040 ASHE..................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34050 AVERY.................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34060 BEAUFORT................. 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34070 BERTIE................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34080 BLADEN................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34140 CAMDEN................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34150 CARTERET................. 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34160 CASWELL.................. 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34190 CHEROKEE................. 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34200 CHOWAN................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34210 CLAY..................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34220 CLEVELAND................ 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34230 COLUMBUS................. 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34240 CRAVEN................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34270 DARE..................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34300 DUPLIN................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34360 GATES.................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34370 GRAHAM................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34380 GRANVILLE................ 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34410 HALIFAX.................. 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34420 HARNETT.................. 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34450 HERTFORD................. 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34470 HYDE..................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34480 IREDELL.................. 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34490 JACKSON.................. 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34510 JONES.................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34520 LEE...................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34530 LENOIR................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34560 MACON.................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34580 MARTIN................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34550 MC DOWELL................ 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34600 MITCHELL................. 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34610 MONTGOMERY............... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34620 MOORE.................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34650 NORTHAMPTON.............. 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34680 PAMLICO.................. 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34690 PASQUOTANK............... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34710 PERQUIMANS............... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34740 POLK..................... 50092 0.9049
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34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34760 RICHMOND................. 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34770 ROBESON.................. 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34800 RUTHERFORD............... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34810 SAMPSON.................. 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34820 SCOTLAND................. 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34999 STATEWIDE................ 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34850 SURRY.................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34860 SWAIN.................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34870 TRANSYLVANIA............. 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34880 TYRRELL.................. 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34900 VANCE.................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34920 WARREN................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34930 WASHINGTON............... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34940 WATAUGA.................. 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34960 WILKES................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34970 WILSON................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34981 YANCEY................... 50092 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 1520 34540 LINCOLN.................. 50192 0.9691
34.................. North Carolina........... 1520 34790 ROWAN.................... 50192 0.9691
34.................. North Carolina........... 34 34830 STANLY................... 50192 0.9049
34.................. North Carolina........... 3120 34280 DAVIDSON................. 50234 0.9480
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36000 ADAMS.................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36020 ASHLAND.................. 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36040 ATHENS................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36100 CHAMPAIGN................ 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36130 CLINTON.................. 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36150 COSHOCTON................ 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36190 DARKE.................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36200 DEFIANCE................. 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36240 FAYETTE.................. 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36270 GALLIA................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36300 GUERNSEY................. 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36330 HANCOCK.................. 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36340 HARDIN................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36350 HARRISON................. 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36360 HENRY.................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36370 HIGHLAND................. 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36380 HOCKING.................. 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36390 HOLMES................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36400 HURON.................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36410 JACKSON.................. 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36430 KNOX..................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36470 LOGAN.................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36520 MARION................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36540 MEIGS.................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36550 MERCER................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36570 MONROE................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36590 MORGAN................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36610 MUSKINGUM................ 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36620 NOBLE.................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36640 PAULDING................. 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36650 PERRY.................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36670 PIKE..................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36700 PUTNAM................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36720 ROSS..................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36730 SANDUSKY................. 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36740 SCIOTO................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36750 SENECA................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36760 SHELBY................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36999 STATEWIDE................ 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36800 TUSCARAWAS............... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36820 VAN WERT................. 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36830 VINTON................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36860 WAYNE.................... 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36870 WILLIAMS................. 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 36 36890 WYANDOT.................. 50100 0.9255
36.................. Ohio..................... 1680 36030 ASHTABULA................ 50199 0.9715
36.................. Ohio..................... 4320 36050 AUGLAIZE................. 50263 0.9520
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36.................. Ohio..................... 4800 36160 CRAWFORD................. 50275 0.9439
36.................. Ohio..................... 9320 36140 COLUMBIANA............... 50352 0.9657
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37000 ADAIR.................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37010 ALFALFA.................. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37020 ATOKA.................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37030 BEAVER................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37040 BECKHAM.................. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37050 BLAINE................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37060 BRYAN.................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37070 CADDO.................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37090 CARTER................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37100 CHEROKEE................. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37110 CHOCTAW.................. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37120 CIMARRON................. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37140 COAL..................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37160 COTTON................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37170 CRAIG.................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37190 CUSTER................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37200 DELAWARE................. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37210 DEWEY.................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37220 ELLIS.................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37240 GARVIN................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37260 GRANT.................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37270 GREER.................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37280 HARMON................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37290 HARPER................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37300 HASKELL.................. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37310 HUGHES................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37320 JACKSON.................. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37330 JEFFERSON................ 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37340 JOHNSTON................. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37350 KAY...................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37360 KINGFISHER............... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37370 KIOWA.................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37380 LATIMER.................. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37420 LOVE..................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37460 MAJOR.................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37470 MARSHALL................. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37480 MAYES.................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37440 MCCURTAIN................ 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37450 MCINTOSH................. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37490 MURRAY................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37500 MUSKOGEE................. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37510 NOBLE.................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37520 NOWATA................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37530 OKFUSKEE................. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37570 OTTAWA................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37590 PAYNE.................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37600 PITTSBURG................ 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37610 PONTOTOC................. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37630 PUSHMATAHA............... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37640 ROGER MILLS.............. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37660 SEMINOLE................. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37999 STATEWIDE................ 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37680 STEPHENS................. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37690 TEXAS.................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37700 TILLMAN.................. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37730 WASHINGTON............... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37740 WASHITA.................. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37750 WOODS.................... 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 37 37760 WOODWARD................. 50104 0.8077
37.................. Oklahoma................. 2340 37230 GARFIELD................. 50218 0.8849
37.................. Oklahoma................. 5880 37620 POTTAWATOMIE............. 50293 0.8831
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39000 ADAMS.................... 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39100 BEDFORD.................. 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39130 BRADFORD................. 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39180 CAMERON.................. 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39220 CLARION.................. 50108 0.8834
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39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39230 CLEARFIELD............... 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39240 CLINTON.................. 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39260 CRAWFORD................. 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39310 ELK...................... 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39340 FOREST................... 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39350 FRANKLIN................. 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39360 FULTON................... 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39370 GREENE................... 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39380 HUNTINGDON............... 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39390 INDIANA.................. 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39400 JEFFERSON................ 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39410 JUNIATA.................. 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39450 LAWRENCE................. 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39520 MC KEAN.................. 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39540 MIFFLIN.................. 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39550 MONROE................... 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39580 MONTOUR.................. 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39600 NORTHUMBERLND............ 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39640 POTTER................... 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39650 SCHUYLKILL............... 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39670 SNYDER................... 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39999 STATEWIDE................ 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39690 SULLIVAN................. 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39700 SUSQUEHANNA.............. 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39710 TIOGA.................... 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39720 UNION.................... 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39730 VENANGO.................. 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39740 WARREN................... 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 39 39760 WAYNE.................... 50108 0.8834
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 3680 39680 SOMERSET................. 50250 0.8639
39.................. Pennsylvania............. 7560 39250 COLUMBIA................. 50326 0.8927
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42000 ABBEVILLE................ 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42020 ALLENDALE................ 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42040 BAMBERG.................. 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42050 BARNWELL................. 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42060 BEAUFORT................. 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42110 CHESTER.................. 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42120 CHESTERFIELD............. 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42130 CLARENDON................ 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42140 COLLETON................. 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42160 DILLON................... 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42210 GEORGETOWN............... 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42230 GREENWOOD................ 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42240 HAMPTON.................. 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42260 JASPER................... 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42280 LANCASTER................ 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42300 LEE...................... 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42330 MARION................... 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42340 MARLBORO................. 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42320 MCCORMICK................ 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42350 NEWBERRY................. 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42360 OCONEE................... 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42370 ORANGEBURG............... 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42999 STATEWIDE................ 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42430 UNION.................... 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 42 42440 WILLIAMSBURG............. 50114 0.9187
42.................. South Carolina........... 3160 42100 CHEROKEE................. 50237 0.9590
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44010 BEDFORD.................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44020 BENTON................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44030 BLEDSOE.................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44060 CAMPBELL................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44080 CARROLL.................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44120 CLAIBORNE................ 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44130 CLAY..................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44140 COCKE.................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44150 COFFEE................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44160 CROCKETT................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44170 CUMBERLAND............... 50121 0.8350
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44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44200 DE KALB.................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44190 DECATUR.................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44220 DYER..................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44240 FENTRESS................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44250 FRANKLIN................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44260 GIBSON................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44270 GILES.................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44290 GREENE................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44300 GRUNDY................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44330 HANCOCK.................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44340 HARDEMAN................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44350 HARDIN................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44370 HAYWOOD.................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44380 HENDERSON................ 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44390 HENRY.................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44410 HOUSTON.................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44420 HUMPHREYS................ 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44430 JACKSON.................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44450 JOHNSON.................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44470 LAKE..................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44480 LAUDERDALE............... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44490 LAWRENCE................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44500 LEWIS.................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44510 LINCOLN.................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44580 MARSHALL................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44590 MAURY.................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44530 MC MINN.................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44540 MC NAIRY................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44600 MEIGS.................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44610 MONROE................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44630 MOORE.................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44640 MORGAN................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44650 OBION.................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44660 OVERTON.................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44670 PERRY.................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44680 PICKETT.................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44700 PUTNAM................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44710 RHEA..................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44720 ROANE.................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44750 SCOTT.................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44999 STATEWIDE................ 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44870 VAN BUREN................ 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44880 WARREN................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44900 WAYNE.................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44910 WEAKLEY.................. 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 44 44920 WHITE.................... 50121 0.8350
44.................. Tennessee................ 3840 44770 SEVIER................... 50255 0.8685
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45000 ANDERSON................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45010 ANDREWS.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45020 ANGELINA................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45080 BAILEY................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45110 BAYLOR................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45113 BEE...................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45140 BLANCO................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45150 BORDEN................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45160 BOSQUE................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45200 BREWSTER................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45201 BRISCOE.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45210 BROOKS................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45220 BROWN.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45222 BURNET................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45250 CAMP..................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45260 CASS..................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45270 CASTRO................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45281 CHEROKEE................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45290 CHILDRESS................ 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45292 COCHRAN.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45300 COKE..................... 50125 0.8420
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45.................. Texas.................... 45 45301 COLEMAN.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45311 COLLINGSWORTH............ 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45312 COLORADO................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45321 COMANCHE................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45330 CONCHO................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45340 COOKE.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45350 COTTLE................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45360 CRANE.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45361 CROCKETT................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45370 CULBERSON................ 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45380 DALLAM................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45391 DAWSON................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45420 DE WITT.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45392 DEAF SMITH............... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45421 DICKENS.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45430 DIMMIT................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45431 DONLEY................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45440 DUVAL.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45450 EASTLAND................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45460 EDWARDS.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45490 ERATH.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45500 FALLS.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45510 FANNIN................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45511 FAYETTE.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45520 FISHER................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45521 FLOYD.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45522 FOARD.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45531 FRANKLIN................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45540 FREESTONE................ 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45541 FRIO..................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45542 GAINES................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45551 GARZA.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45552 GILLESPIE................ 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45560 GLASSCOCK................ 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45562 GONZALES................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45563 GRAY..................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45580 GRIMES................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45582 HALE..................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45583 HALL..................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45590 HAMILTON................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45591 HANSFORD................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45592 HARDEMAN................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45621 HARTLEY.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45630 HASKELL.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45632 HEMPHILL................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45651 HILL..................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45652 HOCKLEY.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45654 HOPKINS.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45660 HOUSTON.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45661 HOWARD................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45662 HUDSPETH................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45671 HUTCHINSON............... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45680 JACK..................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45681 JACKSON.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45690 JASPER................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45691 JEFF DAVIS............... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45710 JIM HOGG................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45711 JIM WELLS................ 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45722 KARNES................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45732 KENEDY................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45733 KENT..................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45734 KERR..................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45740 KIMBLE................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45741 KING..................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45742 KINNEY................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45743 KLEBERG.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45744 KNOX..................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45753 LA SALLE................. 50125 0.8420
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45.................. Texas.................... 45 45750 LAMAR.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45751 LAMB..................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45754 LAVACA................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45755 LEE...................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45756 LEON..................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45758 LIMESTONE................ 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45759 LIPSCOMB................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45760 LIVE OAK................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45761 LLANO.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45762 LOVING................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45771 LYNN..................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45782 MADISON.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45783 MARION................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45784 MARTIN................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45785 MASON.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45790 MATAGORDA................ 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45791 MAVERICK................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45772 MC CULLOCH............... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45781 MC MULLEN................ 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45793 MENARD................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45795 MILAM.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45796 MILLS.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45797 MITCHELL................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45800 MONTAGUE................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45802 MOORE.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45803 MORRIS................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45804 MOTLEY................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45810 NACOGDOCHES.............. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45820 NAVARRO.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45821 NEWTON................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45822 NOLAN.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45831 OCHILTREE................ 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45832 OLDHAM................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45841 PALO PINTO............... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45842 PANOLA................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45844 PARMER................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45845 PECOS.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45850 POLK..................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45861 PRESIDIO................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45870 RAINS.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45872 REAGAN................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45873 REAL..................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45874 RED RIVER................ 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45875 REEVES................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45876 REFUGIO.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45877 ROBERTS.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45880 RUNNELS.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45882 SABINE................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45883 SAN AUGUSTINE............ 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45886 SAN SABA................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45887 SCHLEICHER............... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45888 SCURRY................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45889 SHACKELFORD.............. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45890 SHELBY................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45891 SHERMAN.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45893 SOMERVELL................ 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45900 STARR.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45999 STATEWIDE................ 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45901 STEPHENS................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45902 STERLING................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45903 STONEWALL................ 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45904 SUTTON................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45905 SWISHER.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45912 TERRELL.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45913 TERRY.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45920 THROCKMORTON............. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45921 TITUS.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45941 TRINITY.................. 50125 0.8420
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45.................. Texas.................... 45 45942 TYLER.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45944 UPTON.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45945 UVALDE................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45946 VAL VERDE................ 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45947 VAN ZANDT................ 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45949 WALKER................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45951 WARD..................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45952 WASHINGTON............... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45954 WHARTON.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45955 WHEELER.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45961 WILBARGER................ 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45962 WILLACY.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45972 WINKLER.................. 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45974 WOOD..................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45980 YOAKUM................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45981 YOUNG.................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45982 ZAPATA................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 45 45983 ZAVALA................... 50125 0.8420
45.................. Texas.................... 1920 45640 HENDERSON................ 50206 0.9556
45.................. Texas.................... 2800 45653 HOOD..................... 50226 0.9273
45.................. Texas.................... 4420 45620 HARRISON................. 50266 0.8859
46.................. Utah..................... 46 46000 BEAVER................... 50140 0.9084
46.................. Utah..................... 46 46010 BOX ELDER................ 50140 0.9084
46.................. Utah..................... 46 46030 CARBON................... 50140 0.9084
46.................. Utah..................... 46 46040 DAGGETT.................. 50140 0.9084
46.................. Utah..................... 46 46060 DUCHESNE................. 50140 0.9084
46.................. Utah..................... 46 46070 EMERY.................... 50140 0.9084
46.................. Utah..................... 46 46080 GARFIELD................. 50140 0.9084
46.................. Utah..................... 46 46090 GRAND.................... 50140 0.9084
46.................. Utah..................... 46 46100 IRON..................... 50140 0.9084
46.................. Utah..................... 46 46130 MILLARD.................. 50140 0.9084
46.................. Utah..................... 46 46150 PIUTE.................... 50140 0.9084
46.................. Utah..................... 46 46160 RICH..................... 50140 0.9084
46.................. Utah..................... 46 46180 SAN JUAN................. 50140 0.9084
46.................. Utah..................... 46 46190 SANPETE.................. 50140 0.9084
46.................. Utah..................... 46 46200 SEVIER................... 50140 0.9084
46.................. Utah..................... 46 46999 STATEWIDE................ 50140 0.9084
46.................. Utah..................... 46 46230 UINTAH................... 50140 0.9084
46.................. Utah..................... 46 46250 WASATCH.................. 50140 0.9084
46.................. Utah..................... 46 46270 WAYNE.................... 50140 0.9084
46.................. Utah..................... 2620 46120 KANE..................... 50222 1.0022
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49000 ACCOMACK................. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49020 ALLEGHANY................ 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49070 AUGUSTA.................. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49080 BATH..................... 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49100 BLAND.................... 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49120 BRUNSWICK................ 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49130 BUCHANAN................. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49140 BUCKINGHAM............... 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49141 BUENA VISTA CITY......... 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49170 CARROLL.................. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49190 CHARLOTTE................ 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49211 CLIFTON FORGE CITY....... 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49213 COVINGTON CITY........... 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49250 DICKENSON................ 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49270 EMPORIA CITY............. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49280 ESSEX.................... 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49310 FLOYD.................... 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49328 FRANKLIN CITY............ 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49343 GALAX CITY............... 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49380 GRAYSON.................. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49400 GREENSVILLE.............. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49410 HALIFAX.................. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49440 HENRY.................... 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49450 HIGHLAND................. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49510 LANCASTER................ 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49520 LEE...................... 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49522 LEXINGTON CITY........... 50145 0.8765
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49.................. Virginia................. 49 49550 LUNENBURG................ 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49560 MADISON.................. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49561 MARTINSVILLE CITY........ 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49580 MECKLENBURG.............. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49590 MIDDLESEX................ 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49610 NANSEMOND CITY........... 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49650 NORTHAMPTON.............. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49660 NORTHUMBERLND............ 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49661 NORTON CITY.............. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49670 NOTTOWAY................. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49680 ORANGE................... 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49690 PAGE..................... 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49700 PATRICK.................. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49730 PRINCE EDWARD............ 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49780 RAPPAHANNOCK............. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49790 RICHMOND................. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49810 ROCKBRIDGE............... 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49830 RUSSELL.................. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49850 SHENANDOAH............... 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49860 SMYTH.................... 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49867 SOUTH BOSTON CITY........ 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49870 SOUTHAMPTON.............. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49999 STATEWIDE................ 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49891 STAUNTON CITY............ 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49920 TAZEWELL................. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49951 WAYNESBORO CITY.......... 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49960 WESTMORELAND............. 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49970 WISE..................... 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 49 49980 WYTHE.................... 50145 0.8765
49.................. Virginia................. 8840 49230 CULPEPER................. 50344 1.0086
49.................. Virginia................. 8840 49490 KING GEORGE.............. 50344 1.0086
50.................. Washington............... 50 50000 ADAMS.................... 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50040 CLALLAM.................. 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50060 COLUMBIA................. 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50090 FERRY.................... 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50110 GARFIELD................. 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50120 GRANT.................... 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50130 GRAYS HARBOR............. 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50150 JEFFERSON................ 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50180 KITTITAS................. 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50190 KLICKITAT................ 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50200 LEWIS.................... 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50210 LINCOLN.................. 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50220 MASON.................... 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50230 OKANOGAN................. 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50240 PACIFIC.................. 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50250 PEND OREILLE............. 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50270 SAN JUAN................. 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50999 STATEWIDE................ 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50320 STEVENS.................. 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50340 WAHKIAKUM................ 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50350 WALLA WALLA.............. 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 50 50370 WHITMAN.................. 50152 1.0810
50.................. Washington............... 7600 50140 ISLAND................... 50327 1.1556
10180............... Abilene, TX.............. 45 45230 CALLAHAN................. 50126 0.8358
10180............... Abilene, TX.............. 45 45721 JONES.................... 50126 0.8358
10180............... Abilene, TX.............. 0040 45911 TAYLOR................... 50161 0.8411
10380............... Aguadilla-Isabela-San 40 40350 ISABELA.................. 50110 0.4788
Sebastian, PR.
10380............... Aguadilla-Isabela-San 40 40400 LARES.................... 50110 0.4788
Sebastian, PR.
10380............... Aguadilla-Isabela-San 40 40580 RINCON................... 50110 0.4788
Sebastian, PR.
10380............... Aguadilla-Isabela-San 40 40660 SAN SEBASTIAN............ 50110 0.4788
Sebastian, PR.
10380............... Aguadilla-Isabela-San 0060 40020 AGUADA................... 50162 0.4930
Sebastian, PR.
10380............... Aguadilla-Isabela-San 0060 40030 AGUADILLA................ 50162 0.4930
Sebastian, PR.
10380............... Aguadilla-Isabela-San 0060 40490 MOCA..................... 50162 0.4930
Sebastian, PR.
10380............... Aguadilla-Isabela-San 4840 40060 ANASCO................... 50276 0.5203
Sebastian, PR.
10500............... Albany, GA............... 11 11020 BAKER.................... 50021 1.0349
10500............... Albany, GA............... 11 11885 TERRELL.................. 50021 1.0349
10500............... Albany, GA............... 11 11980 WORTH.................... 50021 1.0349
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10500............... Albany, GA............... 0120 11390 DOUGHERTY................ 50163 1.1949
10500............... Albany, GA............... 0120 11670 LEE...................... 50163 1.1949
10740............... Albuquerque, NM.......... 32 32280 TORRANCE................. 50090 1.0084
10740............... Albuquerque, NM.......... 0200 32000 BERNALILLO............... 50165 1.1121
10740............... Albuquerque, NM.......... 0200 32210 SANDOVAL................. 50165 1.1121
10740............... Albuquerque, NM.......... 0200 32300 VALENCIA................. 50165 1.1121
10780............... Alexandria, LA........... 19 19210 GRANT.................... 50061 0.8335
10780............... Alexandria, LA........... 0220 19390 RAPIDES.................. 50166 0.8667
10900............... Allentown-Bethlehem- 0240 39190 CARBON................... 50167 1.0096
Easton, PA-NJ.
10900............... Allentown-Bethlehem- 0240 39470 LEHIGH................... 50167 1.0096
Easton, PA-NJ.
10900............... Allentown-Bethlehem- 0240 39590 NORTHAMPTON.............. 50167 1.0096
Easton, PA-NJ.
10900............... Allentown-Bethlehem- 5640 31390 WARREN................... 50288 1.1203
Easton, PA-NJ.
11100............... Amarillo, TX............. 45 45050 ARMSTRONG................ 50127 0.9063
11100............... Amarillo, TX............. 45 45251 CARSON................... 50127 0.9063
11100............... Amarillo, TX............. 0320 45860 POTTER................... 50168 0.9735
11100............... Amarillo, TX............. 0320 45871 RANDALL.................. 50168 0.9735
11260............... Anchorage, AK............ 02 02170 MATANUSKA-SUSITNA........ 50006 1.2623
11260............... Anchorage, AK............ 0380 02020 ANCHORAGE................ 50169 1.2873
11700............... Asheville, NC............ 34 34430 HAYWOOD.................. 50093 0.9382
11700............... Asheville, NC............ 34 34440 HENDERSON................ 50093 0.9382
11700............... Asheville, NC............ 0480 34100 BUNCOMBE................. 50173 0.9913
11700............... Asheville, NC............ 0480 34570 MADISON.................. 50173 0.9913
12020............... Athens-Clarke County, GA. 11 11801 OGLETHORPE............... 50022 0.9784
12020............... Athens-Clarke County, GA. 0500 11260 CLARKE................... 50174 1.0821
12020............... Athens-Clarke County, GA. 0500 11720 MADISON.................. 50174 1.0821
12020............... Athens-Clarke County, GA. 0500 11800 OCONEE................... 50174 1.0821
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 11 11160 BUTTS.................... 50023 0.9662
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 11 11350 DAWSON................... 50023 0.9662
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 11 11570 HARALSON................. 50023 0.9662
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 11 11590 HEARD.................... 50023 0.9662
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 11 11611 JASPER................... 50023 0.9662
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 11 11651 LAMAR.................... 50023 0.9662
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 11 11740 MERIWETHER............... 50023 0.9662
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 11 11821 PIKE..................... 50023 0.9662
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 11050 BARROW................... 50175 1.0576
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 11060 BARTOW................... 50175 1.0576
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 11190 CARROLL.................. 50175 1.0576
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 11250 CHEROKEE................. 50175 1.0576
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 11280 CLAYTON.................. 50175 1.0576
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 11290 COBB..................... 50175 1.0576
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 11320 COWETA................... 50175 1.0576
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 11370 DE KALB.................. 50175 1.0576
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 11400 DOUGLAS.................. 50175 1.0576
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 11451 FAYETTE.................. 50175 1.0576
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 11461 FORSYTH.................. 50175 1.0576
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 11470 FULTON................... 50175 1.0576
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 11530 GWINNETT................. 50175 1.0576
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 11591 HENRY.................... 50175 1.0576
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 11790 NEWTON................... 50175 1.0576
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 11810 PAULDING................. 50175 1.0576
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 11812 PICKENS.................. 50175 1.0576
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 11841 ROCKDALE................. 50175 1.0576
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 11860 SPALDING................. 50175 1.0576
Marietta, GA.
12060............... Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 11930 WALTON................... 50175 1.0576
Marietta, GA.
12260............... Augusta-Richmond County, 11 11150 BURKE.................... 50024 0.9228
GA-SC.
12260............... Augusta-Richmond County, 0600 42010 AIKEN.................... 50176 0.9738
GA-SC.
12260............... Augusta-Richmond County, 0600 11310 COLUMBIA................. 50176 0.9738
GA-SC.
12260............... Augusta-Richmond County, 0600 42180 EDGEFIELD................ 50176 0.9738
GA-SC.
12260............... Augusta-Richmond County, 0600 11702 MC DUFFIE................ 50176 0.9738
GA-SC.
12260............... Augusta-Richmond County, 0600 11840 RICHMOND................. 50176 0.9738
GA-SC.
12940............... Baton Rouge, LA.......... 19 19180 EAST FELICIANA........... 50062 0.8413
12940............... Baton Rouge, LA.......... 19 19230 IBERVILLE................ 50062 0.8413
12940............... Baton Rouge, LA.......... 19 19380 POINTE COUPEE............ 50062 0.8413
12940............... Baton Rouge, LA.......... 19 19450 ST. HELENA............... 50062 0.8413
12940............... Baton Rouge, LA.......... 19 19620 WEST FELICIANA........... 50062 0.8413
12940............... Baton Rouge, LA.......... 0760 19020 ASCENSION................ 50177 0.8842
12940............... Baton Rouge, LA.......... 0760 19160 E. BATON ROUGE........... 50177 0.8842
12940............... Baton Rouge, LA.......... 0760 19310 LIVINGSTON............... 50177 0.8842
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12940............... Baton Rouge, LA.......... 0760 19600 W. BATON ROUGE........... 50177 0.8842
13740............... Billings, MT............. 27 27040 CARBON................... 50083 0.9367
13740............... Billings, MT............. 0880 27550 YELLOWSTONE.............. 50179 0.9505
13820............... Birmingham-Hoover, AL.... 01 01030 BIBB..................... 50002 0.8907
13820............... Birmingham-Hoover, AL.... 01 01100 CHILTON.................. 50002 0.8907
13820............... Birmingham-Hoover, AL.... 01 01630 WALKER................... 50002 0.8907
13820............... Birmingham-Hoover, AL.... 1000 01040 BLOUNT................... 50182 0.9734
13820............... Birmingham-Hoover, AL.... 1000 01360 JEFFERSON................ 50182 0.9734
13820............... Birmingham-Hoover, AL.... 1000 01580 SHELBY................... 50182 0.9734
13820............... Birmingham-Hoover, AL.... 1000 01570 ST. CLAIR................ 50182 0.9734
14020............... Bloomington, IN.......... 15 15270 GREENE................... 50037 0.9187
14020............... Bloomington, IN.......... 15 15590 OWEN..................... 50037 0.9187
14020............... Bloomington, IN.......... 1020 15520 MONROE................... 50183 0.9108
14260............... Boise City-Nampa, ID..... 13 13070 BOISE.................... 50027 0.9640
14260............... Boise City-Nampa, ID..... 13 13220 GEM...................... 50027 0.9640
14260............... Boise City-Nampa, ID..... 13 13360 OWYHEE................... 50027 0.9640
14260............... Boise City-Nampa, ID..... 1080 13000 ADA...................... 50184 0.9919
14260............... Boise City-Nampa, ID..... 1080 13130 CANYON................... 50184 0.9919
16300............... Cedar Rapids, IA......... 16 16050 BENTON................... 50045 0.9294
16300............... Cedar Rapids, IA......... 16 16520 JONES.................... 50045 0.9294
16300............... Cedar Rapids, IA......... 1360 16560 LINN..................... 50189 0.9519
16580............... Champaign-Urbana, IL..... 14 14350 FORD..................... 50032 0.9476
16580............... Champaign-Urbana, IL..... 14 14820 PIATT.................... 50032 0.9476
16580............... Champaign-Urbana, IL..... 1400 14090 CHAMPAIGN................ 50190 1.0105
16620............... Charleston, WV........... 51 51020 BOONE.................... 50155 0.8994
16620............... Charleston, WV........... 51 51070 CLAY..................... 50155 0.8994
16620............... Charleston, WV........... 51 51210 LINCOLN.................. 50155 0.8994
16620............... Charleston, WV........... 1480 51190 KANAWHA.................. 50191 0.9414
16620............... Charleston, WV........... 1480 51390 PUTNAM................... 50191 0.9414
16740............... Charlotte-Gastonia- 34 34030 ANSON.................... 50094 0.9675
Concord, NC-SC.
16740............... Charlotte-Gastonia- 1520 34120 CABARRUS................. 50193 1.0317
Concord, NC-SC.
16740............... Charlotte-Gastonia- 1520 34350 GASTON................... 50193 1.0317
Concord, NC-SC.
16740............... Charlotte-Gastonia- 1520 34590 MECKLENBURG.............. 50193 1.0317
Concord, NC-SC.
16740............... Charlotte-Gastonia- 1520 34890 UNION.................... 50193 1.0317
Concord, NC-SC.
16740............... Charlotte-Gastonia- 1520 42450 YORK..................... 50193 1.0317
Concord, NC-SC.
16820............... Charlottesville, VA...... 49 49620 NELSON................... 50146 0.9956
16820............... Charlottesville, VA...... 1540 49010 ALBEMARLE................ 50194 1.0918
16820............... Charlottesville, VA...... 1540 49191 CHARLOTTESVILLE CITY..... 50194 1.0918
16820............... Charlottesville, VA...... 1540 49320 FLUVANNA................. 50194 1.0918
16820............... Charlottesville, VA...... 1540 49390 GREENE................... 50194 1.0918
16860............... Chattanooga, TN-GA....... 44 44760 SEQUATCHIE............... 50122 0.9060
16860............... Chattanooga, TN-GA....... 1560 11200 CATOOSA.................. 50195 0.9766
16860............... Chattanooga, TN-GA....... 1560 11341 DADE..................... 50195 0.9766
16860............... Chattanooga, TN-GA....... 1560 44320 HAMILTON................. 50195 0.9766
16860............... Chattanooga, TN-GA....... 1560 44570 MARION................... 50195 0.9766
16860............... Chattanooga, TN-GA....... 1560 11921 WALKER................... 50195 0.9766
17140............... Cincinnati-Middletown, OH- 15 15230 FRANKLIN................. 50038 0.9680
KY-IN.
17140............... Cincinnati-Middletown, OH- 18 18110 BRACKEN.................. 50055 0.9207
KY-IN.
17140............... Cincinnati-Middletown, OH- 1640 18070 BOONE.................... 50197 1.0135
KY-IN.
17140............... Cincinnati-Middletown, OH- 1640 36070 BROWN.................... 50197 1.0135
KY-IN.
17140............... Cincinnati-Middletown, OH- 1640 18180 CAMPBELL................. 50197 1.0135
KY-IN.
17140............... Cincinnati-Middletown, OH- 1640 36120 CLERMONT................. 50197 1.0135
KY-IN.
17140............... Cincinnati-Middletown, OH- 1640 15140 DEARBORN................. 50197 1.0135
KY-IN.
17140............... Cincinnati-Middletown, OH- 1640 18362 GALLATIN................. 50197 1.0135
KY-IN.
17140............... Cincinnati-Middletown, OH- 1640 18400 GRANT.................... 50197 1.0135
KY-IN.
17140............... Cincinnati-Middletown, OH- 1640 36310 HAMILTON................. 50197 1.0135
KY-IN.
17140............... Cincinnati-Middletown, OH- 1640 18580 KENTON................... 50197 1.0135
KY-IN.
17140............... Cincinnati-Middletown, OH- 1640 15570 OHIO..................... 50197 1.0135
KY-IN.
17140............... Cincinnati-Middletown, OH- 1640 18932 PENDLETON................ 50197 1.0135
KY-IN.
17140............... Cincinnati-Middletown, OH- 1640 36840 WARREN................... 50197 1.0135
KY-IN.
17140............... Cincinnati-Middletown, OH- 3200 36080 BUTLER................... 50240 0.9855
KY-IN.
17300............... Clarksville, TN-KY....... 18 18983 TRIGG.................... 50056 0.8414
17300............... Clarksville, TN-KY....... 44 44800 STEWART.................. 50123 0.8431
17300............... Clarksville, TN-KY....... 1660 18230 CHRISTIAN................ 50198 0.8509
17300............... Clarksville, TN-KY....... 1660 44620 MONTGOMERY............... 50198 0.8509
17780............... College Station-Bryan, TX 45 45221 BURLESON................. 50128 0.9097
17780............... College Station-Bryan, TX 45 45878 ROBERTSON................ 50128 0.9097
17780............... College Station-Bryan, TX 1260 45190 BRAZOS................... 50187 0.9804
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17820............... Colorado Springs, CO..... 06 06590 TELLER................... 50014 1.0161
17820............... Colorado Springs, CO..... 1720 06200 EL PASO.................. 50200 1.0386
17860............... Columbia, MO............. 26 26440 HOWARD................... 50077 0.8605
17860............... Columbia, MO............. 1740 26090 BOONE.................... 50201 0.8905
17900............... Columbia, SC............. 42 42080 CALHOUN.................. 50115 0.9563
17900............... Columbia, SC............. 42 42190 FAIRFIELD................ 50115 0.9563
17900............... Columbia, SC............. 42 42270 KERSHAW.................. 50115 0.9563
17900............... Columbia, SC............. 42 42400 SALUDA................... 50115 0.9563
17900............... Columbia, SC............. 1760 42310 LEXINGTON................ 50202 0.9993
17900............... Columbia, SC............. 1760 42390 RICHLAND................. 50202 0.9993
17980............... Columbus, GA-AL.......... 11 11730 MARION................... 50025 0.8982
17980............... Columbus, GA-AL.......... 1800 11230 CHATTAHOOCHEE............ 50203 0.9217
17980............... Columbus, GA-AL.......... 1800 11580 HARRIS................... 50203 0.9217
17980............... Columbus, GA-AL.......... 1800 11780 MUSCOGEE................. 50203 0.9217
17980............... Columbus, GA-AL.......... 1800 01560 RUSSELL.................. 50203 0.9217
18140............... Columbus, OH............. 36 36600 MORROW................... 50101 0.9809
18140............... Columbus, OH............. 36 36810 UNION.................... 50101 0.9809
18140............... Columbus, OH............. 1840 36210 DELAWARE................. 50204 1.0336
18140............... Columbus, OH............. 1840 36230 FAIRFIELD................ 50204 1.0336
18140............... Columbus, OH............. 1840 36250 FRANKLIN................. 50204 1.0336
18140............... Columbus, OH............. 1840 36460 LICKING.................. 50204 1.0336
18140............... Columbus, OH............. 1840 36500 MADISON.................. 50204 1.0336
18140............... Columbus, OH............. 1840 36660 PICKAWAY................. 50204 1.0336
18580............... Corpus Christi, TX....... 45 45030 ARANSAS.................. 50129 0.8781
18580............... Corpus Christi, TX....... 1880 45830 NUECES................... 50205 0.9172
18580............... Corpus Christi, TX....... 1880 45885 SAN PATRICIO............. 50205 0.9172
19124............... Dallas-Plano-Irving, TX.. 45 45400 DELTA.................... 50130 0.9538
19124............... Dallas-Plano-Irving, TX.. 1920 45310 COLLIN................... 50207 1.0675
19124............... Dallas-Plano-Irving, TX.. 1920 45390 DALLAS................... 50207 1.0675
19124............... Dallas-Plano-Irving, TX.. 1920 45410 DENTON................... 50207 1.0675
19124............... Dallas-Plano-Irving, TX.. 1920 45470 ELLIS.................... 50207 1.0675
19124............... Dallas-Plano-Irving, TX.. 1920 45670 HUNT..................... 50207 1.0675
19124............... Dallas-Plano-Irving, TX.. 1920 45730 KAUFMAN.................. 50207 1.0675
19124............... Dallas-Plano-Irving, TX.. 1920 45879 ROCKWALL................. 50207 1.0675
19340............... Davenport-Moline-Rock 14 14740 MERCER................... 50033 0.9076
Island, IA-IL.
19340............... Davenport-Moline-Rock 1960 14450 HENRY.................... 50208 0.9305
Island, IA-IL.
19340............... Davenport-Moline-Rock 1960 14890 ROCK ISLAND.............. 50208 0.9305
Island, IA-IL.
19340............... Davenport-Moline-Rock 1960 16810 SCOTT.................... 50208 0.9305
Island, IA-IL.
19380............... Dayton, OH............... 36 36690 PREBLE................... 50102 0.9579
19380............... Dayton, OH............... 2000 36290 GREENE................... 50209 0.9829
19380............... Dayton, OH............... 2000 36560 MIAMI.................... 50209 0.9829
19380............... Dayton, OH............... 2000 36580 MONTGOMERY............... 50209 0.9829
19740............... Denver-Aurora, CO........ 06 06090 CLEAR CREEK.............. 50015 1.0751
19740............... Denver-Aurora, CO........ 06 06190 ELBERT................... 50015 1.0751
19740............... Denver-Aurora, CO........ 06 06230 GILPIN................... 50015 1.0751
19740............... Denver-Aurora, CO........ 06 06460 PARK..................... 50015 1.0751
19740............... Denver-Aurora, CO........ 2080 06000 ADAMS.................... 50211 1.1565
19740............... Denver-Aurora, CO........ 2080 06020 ARAPAHOE................. 50211 1.1565
19740............... Denver-Aurora, CO........ 2080 06630 BROOMFIELD............... 50211 1.1565
19740............... Denver-Aurora, CO........ 2080 06150 DENVER................... 50211 1.1565
19740............... Denver-Aurora, CO........ 2080 06170 DOUGLAS.................. 50211 1.1565
19740............... Denver-Aurora, CO........ 2080 06290 JEFFERSON................ 50211 1.1565
19780............... Des Moines, IA........... 16 16380 GUTHRIE.................. 50046 0.9449
19780............... Des Moines, IA........... 16 16600 MADISON.................. 50046 0.9449
19780............... Des Moines, IA........... 2120 16240 DALLAS................... 50212 0.9828
19780............... Des Moines, IA........... 2120 16760 POLK..................... 50212 0.9828
19780............... Des Moines, IA........... 2120 16900 WARREN................... 50212 0.9828
20020............... Dothan, AL............... 01 01300 GENEVA................... 50003 0.8049
20020............... Dothan, AL............... 01 01330 HENRY.................... 50003 0.8049
20020............... Dothan, AL............... 2180 01340 HOUSTON.................. 50215 0.8027
20260............... Duluth, MN-WI............ 24 24080 CARLTON.................. 50070 1.0437
20260............... Duluth, MN-WI............ 2240 52150 DOUGLAS.................. 50216 1.0976
20260............... Duluth, MN-WI............ 2240 24680 ST. LOUIS................ 50216 1.0976
20500............... Durham, NC............... 34 34720 PERSON................... 50095 1.0004
20500............... Durham, NC............... 6640 34180 CHATHAM.................. 50307 1.0936
20500............... Durham, NC............... 6640 34310 DURHAM................... 50307 1.0936
20500............... Durham, NC............... 6640 34670 ORANGE................... 50307 1.0936
20764............... Edison, NJ............... 5015 31270 MIDDLESEX................ 50279 1.1930
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20764............... Edison, NJ............... 5015 31350 SOMERSET................. 50279 1.1930
20764............... Edison, NJ............... 5190 31290 MONMOUTH................. 50282 1.1680
20764............... Edison, NJ............... 5190 31310 OCEAN.................... 50282 1.1680
21780............... Evansville, IN-KY........ 15 15250 GIBSON................... 50039 0.9073
21780............... Evansville, IN-KY........ 18 18989 WEBSTER.................. 50057 0.8600
21780............... Evansville, IN-KY........ 2440 18500 HENDERSON................ 50219 0.8892
21780............... Evansville, IN-KY........ 2440 15640 POSEY.................... 50219 0.8892
21780............... Evansville, IN-KY........ 2440 15810 VANDERBURGH.............. 50219 0.8892
21780............... Evansville, IN-KY........ 2440 15860 WARRICK.................. 50219 0.8892
22180............... Fayetteville, NC......... 34 34460 HOKE..................... 50096 0.9473
22180............... Fayetteville, NC......... 2560 34250 CUMBERLAND............... 50220 0.9931
22220............... Fayetteville-Springdale- 04 04430 MADISON.................. 50008 0.8665
Rogers, AR-MO.
22220............... Fayetteville-Springdale- 26 26590 MC DONALD................ 50078 0.8732
Rogers, AR-MO.
22220............... Fayetteville-Springdale- 2580 04030 BENTON................... 50221 0.9160
Rogers, AR-MO.
22220............... Fayetteville-Springdale- 2580 04710 WASHINGTON............... 50221 0.9160
Rogers, AR-MO.
22500............... Florence, SC............. 42 42150 DARLINGTON............... 50116 0.9267
22500............... Florence, SC............. 2655 42200 FLORENCE................. 50223 0.9436
22900............... Fort Smith, AR-OK........ 04 04230 FRANKLIN................. 50009 0.8478
22900............... Fort Smith, AR-OK........ 37 37390 LE FLORE................. 50105 0.8394
22900............... Fort Smith, AR-OK........ 2720 04160 CRAWFORD................. 50224 0.8796
22900............... Fort Smith, AR-OK........ 2720 04650 SEBASTIAN................ 50224 0.8796
22900............... Fort Smith, AR-OK........ 2720 37670 SEQUOYAH................. 50224 0.8796
23104............... Fort Worth-Arlington, TX. 45 45973 WISE..................... 50131 0.9218
23104............... Fort Worth-Arlington, TX. 2800 45720 JOHNSON.................. 50227 1.0072
23104............... Fort Worth-Arlington, TX. 2800 45843 PARKER................... 50227 1.0072
23104............... Fort Worth-Arlington, TX. 2800 45910 TARRANT.................. 50227 1.0072
23540............... Gainesville, FL.......... 10 10200 GILCHRIST................ 50017 0.9642
23540............... Gainesville, FL.......... 2900 10000 ALACHUA.................. 50228 1.0033
23844............... Gary, IN................. 15 15360 JASPER................... 50040 0.9570
23844............... Gary, IN................. 15 15550 NEWTON................... 50040 0.9570
23844............... Gary, IN................. 2960 15440 LAKE..................... 50230 0.9892
23844............... Gary, IN................. 2960 15630 PORTER................... 50230 0.9892
24340............... Grand Rapids-Wyoming, MI. 23 23070 BARRY.................... 50068 0.9631
24340............... Grand Rapids-Wyoming, MI. 23 23330 IONIA.................... 50068 0.9631
24340............... Grand Rapids-Wyoming, MI. 23 23610 NEWAYGO.................. 50068 0.9631
24340............... Grand Rapids-Wyoming, MI. 3000 23400 KENT..................... 50232 1.0044
24580............... Green Bay, WI............ 52 52300 KEWAUNEE................. 50159 1.0123
24580............... Green Bay, WI............ 52 52410 OCONTO................... 50159 1.0123
24580............... Green Bay, WI............ 3080 52040 BROWN.................... 50233 1.0170
24660............... Greensboro-High Point, NC 34 34780 ROCKINGHAM............... 50097 0.9382
24660............... Greensboro-High Point, NC 3120 34400 GUILFORD................. 50235 0.9812
24660............... Greensboro-High Point, NC 3120 34750 RANDOLPH................. 50235 0.9812
24780............... Greenville, NC........... 34 34390 GREENE................... 50098 0.9378
24780............... Greenville, NC........... 3150 34730 PITT..................... 50236 0.09740
24860............... Greenville, SC........... 42 42290 LAURENS.................. 50117 0.9651
24860............... Greenville, SC........... 3160 42220 GREENVILLE............... 50238 1.0054
24860............... Greenville, SC........... 3160 42380 PICKENS.................. 50238 1.0054
25060............... Gulfport-Biloxi, MS...... 25 25650 STONE.................... 50072 0.8768
25060............... Gulfport-Biloxi, MS...... 0920 25220 HANCOCK.................. 50180 0.9333
25060............... Gulfport-Biloxi, MS...... 0920 25230 HARRISON................. 50180 0.9333
25180............... Hagerstown-Martinsburg, 51 51320 MORGAN................... 50156 0.9439
MD-WV.
25180............... Hagerstown-Martinsburg, 3180 21210 WASHINGTON............... 50239 1.0424
MD-WV.
25180............... Hagerstown-Martinsburg, 8840 51010 BERKELEY................. 50345 1.0970
MD-WV.
25620............... Hattiesburg, MS.......... 25 25550 PERRY.................... 50073 0.8020
25620............... Hattiesburg, MS.......... 3285 25170 FORREST.................. 50241 0.8000
25620............... Hattiesburg, MS.......... 3285 25360 LAMAR.................... 50241 0.8000
26420............... Houston-Sugar Land- 45 45070 AUSTIN................... 50132 0.9484
Baytown, TX.
26420............... Houston-Sugar Land- 45 45884 SAN JACINTO.............. 50132 0.9484
Baytown, TX.
26420............... Houston-Sugar Land- 1145 45180 BRAZORIA................. 50186 0.9810
Baytown, TX.
26420............... Houston-Sugar Land- 2920 45550 GALVESTON................ 50229 1.0276
Baytown, TX.
26420............... Houston-Sugar Land- 3360 45280 CHAMBERS................. 50242 1.0654
Baytown, TX.
26420............... Houston-Sugar Land- 3360 45530 FORT BEND................ 50242 1.0654
Baytown, TX.
26420............... Houston-Sugar Land- 3360 45610 HARRIS................... 50242 1.0654
Baytown, TX.
26420............... Houston-Sugar Land- 3360 45757 LIBERTY.................. 50242 1.0654
Baytown, TX.
26420............... Houston-Sugar Land- 3360 45801 MONTGOMERY............... 50242 1.0654
Baytown, TX.
26420............... Houston-Sugar Land- 3360 45950 WALLER................... 50242 1.0654
Baytown, TX.
26900............... Indianapolis, IN......... 15 15060 BROWN.................... 50041 0.9996
26900............... Indianapolis, IN......... 15 15660 PUTNAM................... 50041 0.9996
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26900............... Indianapolis, IN......... 3480 15050 BOONE.................... 50244 1.0687
26900............... Indianapolis, IN......... 3480 15280 HAMILTON................. 50244 1.0687
26900............... Indianapolis, IN......... 3480 15290 HANCOCK.................. 50244 1.0687
26900............... Indianapolis, IN......... 3480 15310 HENDRICKS................ 50244 1.0687
26900............... Indianapolis, IN......... 3480 15400 JOHNSON.................. 50244 1.0687
26900............... Indianapolis, IN......... 3480 15480 MARION................... 50244 1.0687
26900............... Indianapolis, IN......... 3480 15540 MORGAN................... 50244 1.0687
26900............... Indianapolis, IN......... 3480 15720 SHELBY................... 50244 1.0687
26980............... Iowa City, IA............ 16 16910 WASHINGTON............... 50047 0.9654
26980............... Iowa City, IA............ 3500 16510 JOHNSON.................. 50245 1.0240
27140............... Jackson, MS.............. 25 25140 COPIAH................... 50074 0.8419
27140............... Jackson, MS.............. 25 25630 SIMPSON.................. 50074 0.8419
27140............... Jackson, MS.............. 3560 25240 HINDS.................... 50246 0.8855
27140............... Jackson, MS.............. 3560 25440 MADISON.................. 50246 0.8855
27140............... Jackson, MS.............. 3560 25600 RANKIN................... 50246 0.8855
27260............... Jacksonville, FL......... 10 10010 BAKER.................... 50018 0.9683
27260............... Jacksonville, FL......... 3600 10090 CLAY..................... 50247 1.0121
27260............... Jacksonville, FL......... 3600 10150 DUVAL.................... 50247 1.0121
27260............... Jacksonville, FL......... 3600 10440 NASSAU................... 50247 1.0121
27260............... Jacksonville, FL......... 3600 10540 ST. JOHNS................ 50247 1.0121
27860............... Jonesboro, AR............ 04 04550 POINSETT................. 50010 0.8404
27860............... Jonesboro, AR............ 3700 04150 CRAIGHEAD................ 50251 0.8638
28140............... Kansas City, MO-KS....... 17 17290 FRANKLIN................. 50050 0.9396
28140............... Kansas City, MO-KS....... 17 17530 LINN..................... 50050 0.9396
28140............... Kansas City, MO-KS....... 26 26060 BATES.................... 50079 0.9259
28140............... Kansas City, MO-KS....... 26 26120 CALDWELL................. 50079 0.9259
28140............... Kansas City, MO-KS....... 3760 26180 CASS..................... 50252 1.0219
28140............... Kansas City, MO-KS....... 3760 26230 CLAY..................... 50252 1.0219
28140............... Kansas City, MO-KS....... 3760 26240 CLINTON.................. 50252 1.0219
28140............... Kansas City, MO-KS....... 3760 26470 JACKSON.................. 50252 1.0219
28140............... Kansas City, MO-KS....... 3760 17450 JOHNSON.................. 50252 1.0219
28140............... Kansas City, MO-KS....... 3760 26530 LAFAYETTE................ 50252 1.0219
28140............... Kansas City, MO-KS....... 3760 17510 LEAVENWORTH.............. 50252 1.0219
28140............... Kansas City, MO-KS....... 3760 17600 MIAMI.................... 50252 1.0219
28140............... Kansas City, MO-KS....... 3760 26820 PLATTE................... 50252 1.0219
28140............... Kansas City, MO-KS....... 3760 26880 RAY...................... 50252 1.0219
28140............... Kansas City, MO-KS....... 3760 17986 WYANDOTTE................ 50252 1.0219
28660............... Killeen-Temple-Fort Hood, 45 45752 LAMPASAS................. 50133 0.9096
TX.
28660............... Killeen-Temple-Fort Hood, 3810 45120 BELL..................... 50254 0.9803
TX.
28660............... Killeen-Temple-Fort Hood, 3810 45341 CORYELL.................. 50254 0.9803
TX.
29140............... Lafayette, IN............ 15 15030 BENTON................... 50042 0.9442
29140............... Lafayette, IN............ 15 15070 CARROLL.................. 50042 0.9442
29140............... Lafayette, IN............ 3920 15780 TIPPECANOE............... 50258 0.9617
29340............... Lake Charles, LA......... 19 19110 CAMERON.................. 50063 0.8209
29340............... Lake Charles, LA......... 3960 19090 CALCASIEU................ 50259 0.8436
29404............... Lake County-Kenosha 1600 14570 LAKE..................... 50196 1.1239
County, IL-WI.
29404............... Lake County-Kenosha 3800 52290 KENOSHA.................. 50253 1.0667
County, IL-WI.
30300............... Lewiston, ID-WA.......... 13 13340 NEZ PERCE................ 50028 0.9620
30300............... Lewiston, ID-WA.......... 50 50010 ASOTIN................... 50153 1.0281
30700............... Lincoln, NE.............. 28 28790 SEWARD................... 50084 1.0205
30700............... Lincoln, NE.............. 4360 28540 LANCASTER................ 50264 1.0827
30780............... Little Rock-North Little 04 04260 GRANT.................... 50011 0.8766
Rock, AR.
30780............... Little Rock-North Little 04 04520 PERRY.................... 50011 0.8766
Rock, AR.
30780............... Little Rock-North Little 4400 04220 FAULKNER................. 50265 0.9361
Rock, AR.
30780............... Little Rock-North Little 4400 04420 LONOKE................... 50265 0.9361
Rock, AR.
30780............... Little Rock-North Little 4400 04590 PULASKI.................. 50265 0.9361
Rock, AR.
30780............... Little Rock-North Little 4400 04620 SALINE................... 50265 0.9361
Rock, AR.
30860............... Logan, UT-ID............. 13 13200 FRANKLIN................. 50029 0.9504
30860............... Logan, UT-ID............. 46 46020 CACHE.................... 50141 0.9513
30980............... Longview, TX............. 45 45881 RUSK..................... 50134 0.8863
30980............... Longview, TX............. 4420 45570 GREGG.................... 50267 0.9302
30980............... Longview, TX............. 4420 45943 UPSHUR................... 50267 0.9302
31140............... Louisville, KY-IN........ 15 15870 WASHINGTON............... 50043 0.9471
31140............... Louisville, KY-IN........ 18 18510 HENRY.................... 50058 0.8998
31140............... Louisville, KY-IN........ 18 18801 MEADE.................... 50058 0.8998
31140............... Louisville, KY-IN........ 18 18890 NELSON................... 50058 0.8998
31140............... Louisville, KY-IN........ 18 18978 SHELBY................... 50058 0.8998
31140............... Louisville, KY-IN........ 18 18980 SPENCER.................. 50058 0.8998
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31140............... Louisville, KY-IN........ 18 18984 TRIMBLE.................. 50058 0.8998
31140............... Louisville, KY-IN........ 4520 18140 BULLITT.................. 50269 0.9697
31140............... Louisville, KY-IN........ 4520 15090 CLARK.................... 50269 0.9697
31140............... Louisville, KY-IN........ 4520 15210 FLOYD.................... 50269 0.9697
31140............... Louisville, KY-IN........ 4520 15300 HARRISON................. 50269 0.9697
31140............... Louisville, KY-IN........ 4520 18550 JEFFERSON................ 50269 0.9697
31140............... Louisville, KY-IN........ 4520 18920 OLDHAM................... 50269 0.9697
31180............... Lubbock, TX.............. 45 45362 CROSBY................... 50135 0.8850
31180............... Lubbock, TX.............. 4600 45770 LUBBOCK.................. 50270 0.9309
31340............... Lynchburg, VA............ 49 49050 APPOMATTOX............... 50147 0.9279
31340............... Lynchburg, VA............ 4640 49040 AMHERST.................. 50271 0.9564
31340............... Lynchburg, VA............ 4640 49090 BEDFORD.................. 50271 0.9564
31340............... Lynchburg, VA............ 4640 49088 BEDFORD CITY............. 50271 0.9564
31340............... Lynchburg, VA............ 4640 49150 CAMPBELL................. 50271 0.9564
31340............... Lynchburg, VA............ 4640 49551 LYNCHBURG CITY........... 50271 0.9564
31420............... Macon, GA................ 11 11330 CRAWFORD................. 50026 0.9617
31420............... Macon, GA................ 11 11760 MONROE................... 50026 0.9617
31420............... Macon, GA................ 4680 11090 BIBB..................... 50273 1.0333
31420............... Macon, GA................ 4680 11650 JONES.................... 50273 1.0333
31420............... Macon, GA................ 4680 11912 TWIGGS................... 50273 1.0333
31540............... Madison, WI.............. 52 52100 COLUMBIA................. 50160 1.0503
31540............... Madison, WI.............. 52 52240 IOWA..................... 50160 1.0503
31540............... Madison, WI.............. 4720 52120 DANE..................... 50274 1.0978
32820............... Memphis, TN-MS-AR........ 25 25460 MARSHALL................. 50075 0.8910
32820............... Memphis, TN-MS-AR........ 25 25680 TATE..................... 50075 0.8910
32820............... Memphis, TN-MS-AR........ 25 25710 TUNICA................... 50075 0.8910
32820............... Memphis, TN-MS-AR........ 4920 04170 CRITTENDEN............... 50278 0.09785
32820............... Memphis, TN-MS-AR........ 4920 25160 DE SOTO.................. 50278 0.9785
32820............... Memphis, TN-MS-AR........ 4920 44230 FAYETTE.................. 50278 0.9785
32820............... Memphis, TN-MS-AR........ 4920 44780 SHELBY................... 50278 0.9785
32820............... Memphis, TN-MS-AR........ 4920 44830 TIPTON................... 50278 0.9785
33740............... Monroe, LA............... 19 19550 UNION.................... 50064 0.8192
33740............... Monroe, LA............... 5200 19360 OUACHITA................. 50283 0.8388
33860............... Montgomery, AL........... 01 01420 LOWNDES.................. 50004 0.8452
33860............... Montgomery, AL........... 5240 01000 AUTAUGA.................. 50284 0.8804
33860............... Montgomery, AL........... 5240 01250 ELMORE................... 50284 0.8804
33860............... Montgomery, AL........... 5240 01500 MONTGOMERY............... 50284 0.8804
34980............... Nashville-Davidson-- 44 44070 CANNON................... 50124 0.9526
Murfreesboro, TN.
34980............... Nashville-Davidson-- 44 44400 HICKMAN.................. 50124 0.9526
Murfreesboro, TN.
34980............... Nashville-Davidson-- 44 44550 MACON.................... 50124 0.9526
Murfreesboro, TN.
34980............... Nashville-Davidson-- 44 44790 SMITH.................... 50124 0.9526
Murfreesboro, TN.
34980............... Nashville-Davidson-- 44 44840 TROUSDALE................ 50124 0.9526
Murfreesboro, TN.
34980............... Nashville-Davidson-- 5360 44100 CHEATHAM................. 50285 1.0710
Murfreesboro, TN.
34980............... Nashville-Davidson-- 5360 44180 DAVIDSON................. 50285 1.0710
Murfreesboro, TN.
34980............... Nashville-Davidson-- 5360 44210 DICKSON.................. 50285 1.0710
Murfreesboro, TN.
34980............... Nashville-Davidson-- 5360 44730 ROBERTSON................ 50285 1.0710
Murfreesboro, TN.
34980............... Nashville-Davidson-- 5360 44740 RUTHERFORD............... 50285 1.0710
Murfreesboro, TN.
34980............... Nashville-Davidson-- 5360 44820 SUMNER................... 50285 1.0710
Murfreesboro, TN.
34980............... Nashville-Davidson-- 5360 44930 WILLIAMSON............... 50285 1.0710
Murfreesboro, TN.
34980............... Nashville-Davidson-- 5360 44940 WILSON................... 50285 1.0710
Murfreesboro, TN.
35084............... Newark-Union, NJ-PA...... 5015 31250 HUNTERDON................ 50280 1.2223
35084............... Newark-Union, NJ-PA...... 5640 31200 ESSEX.................... 50289 1.2363
35084............... Newark-Union, NJ-PA...... 5640 31300 MORRIS................... 50289 1.2363
35084............... Newark-Union, NJ-PA...... 5640 31360 SUSSEX................... 50289 1.2363
35084............... Newark-Union, NJ-PA...... 5640 31370 UNION.................... 50289 1.2363
35084............... Newark-Union, NJ-PA...... 5660 39630 PIKE..................... 50290 1.2122
35644............... New York-White Plains- 0875 31100 BERGEN................... 50178 1.3406
Wayne, NY-NJ.
35644............... New York-White Plains- 0875 31320 PASSAIC.................. 50178 1.3406
Wayne, NY-NJ.
35644............... New York-White Plains- 3640 31230 HUDSON................... 50249 1.2852
Wayne, NY-NJ.
35644............... New York-White Plains- 5600 33020 BRONX.................... 50287 1.4264
Wayne, NY-NJ.
35644............... New York-White Plains- 5600 33331 KINGS.................... 50287 1.4264
Wayne, NY-NJ.
35644............... New York-White Plains- 5600 33420 NEW YORK................. 50287 1.4264
Wayne, NY-NJ.
35644............... New York-White Plains- 5600 33580 PUTNAM................... 50287 1.4264
Wayne, NY-NJ.
35644............... New York-White Plains- 5600 33590 QUEENS................... 50287 1.4264
Wayne, NY-NJ.
35644............... New York-White Plains- 5600 33610 RICHMOND................. 50287 1.4264
Wayne, NY-NJ.
35644............... New York-White Plains- 5600 33620 ROCKLAND................. 50287 1.4264
Wayne, NY-NJ.
35644............... New York-White Plains- 5600 33800 WESTCHESTER.............. 50287 1.4264
Wayne, NY-NJ.
36260............... Ogden-Clearfield, UT..... 46 46140 MORGAN................... 50142 0.9577
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36260............... Ogden-Clearfield, UT..... 7160 46050 DAVIS.................... 50319 0.9919
36260............... Ogden-Clearfield, UT..... 7160 46280 WEBER.................... 50319 0.9919
36420............... Oklahoma City, OK........ 37 37250 GRADY.................... 50106 0.8765
36420............... Oklahoma City, OK........ 37 37400 LINCOLN.................. 50106 0.8765
36420............... Oklahoma City, OK........ 5880 37080 CANADIAN................. 50294 0.9518
36420............... Oklahoma City, OK........ 5880 37130 CLEVELAND................ 50294 0.9518
36420............... Oklahoma City, OK........ 5880 37410 LOGAN.................... 50294 0.9518
36420............... Oklahoma City, OK........ 5880 37430 MCCLAIN.................. 50294 0.9518
36420............... Oklahoma City, OK........ 5880 37540 OKLAHOMA................. 50294 0.9518
36540............... Omaha-Council Bluffs, NE- 16 16420 HARRISON................. 50048 0.9707
IA.
36540............... Omaha-Council Bluffs, NE- 16 16640 MILLS.................... 50048 0.9707
IA.
36540............... Omaha-Council Bluffs, NE- 28 28770 SAUNDERS................. 50085 0.9965
IA.
36540............... Omaha-Council Bluffs, NE- 5920 28120 CASS..................... 50295 1.0346
IA.
36540............... Omaha-Council Bluffs, NE- 5920 28270 DOUGLAS.................. 50295 1.0346
IA.
36540............... Omaha-Council Bluffs, NE- 5920 16770 POTTAWATTAMIE............ 50295 1.0346
IA.
36540............... Omaha-Council Bluffs, NE- 5920 28760 SARPY.................... 50295 1.0346
IA.
36540............... Omaha-Council Bluffs, NE- 5920 28880 WASHINGTON............... 50295 1.0346
IA.
36980............... Owensboro, KY............ 18 18450 HANCOCK.................. 50059 0.8633
36980............... Owensboro, KY............ 18 18740 MC LEAN.................. 50059 0.8633
36980............... Owensboro, KY............ 5990 18290 DAVIESS.................. 50296 0.8946
37620............... Parkersburg-Marietta- 51 51360 PLEASANTS................ 50157 0.8682
Vienna, WV-OH.
37620............... Parkersburg-Marietta- 51 51520 WIRT..................... 50157 0.8682
Vienna, WV-OH.
37620............... Parkersburg-Marietta- 6020 36850 WASHINGTON............... 50297 0.8791
Vienna, WV-OH.
37620............... Parkersburg-Marietta- 6020 51530 WOOD..................... 50297 0.8791
Vienna, WV-OH.
37700............... Pascagoula, MS........... 25 25190 GEORGE................... 50076 0.8250
37700............... Pascagoula, MS........... 0920 25290 JACKSON.................. 50181 0.8816
37900............... Peoria, IL............... 14 14700 MARSHALL................. 50034 0.9136
37900............... Peoria, IL............... 14 14960 STARK.................... 50034 0.9136
37900............... Peoria, IL............... 6120 14800 PEORIA................... 50298 0.9425
37900............... Peoria, IL............... 6120 14980 TAZEWELL................. 50298 0.9425
37900............... Peoria, IL............... 6120 14992 WOODFORD................. 50298 0.9425
38220............... Pine Bluff, AR........... 04 04120 CLEVELAND................ 50012 0.8685
38220............... Pine Bluff, AR........... 04 04390 LINCOLN.................. 50012 0.8685
38220............... Pine Bluff, AR........... 6240 04340 JEFFERSON................ 50300 0.9199
38300............... Pittsburgh, PA........... 39 39070 ARMSTRONG................ 50109 0.9060
38300............... Pittsburgh, PA........... 6280 39010 ALLEGHENY................ 50301 0.9277
38300............... Pittsburgh, PA........... 6280 39080 BEAVER................... 50301 0.9277
38300............... Pittsburgh, PA........... 6280 39150 BUTLER................... 50301 0.9277
38300............... Pittsburgh, PA........... 6280 39330 FAYETTE.................. 50301 0.9277
38300............... Pittsburgh, PA........... 6280 39750 WASHINGTON............... 50301 0.9277
38300............... Pittsburgh, PA........... 6280 39770 WESTMORELAND............. 50301 0.9277
38540............... Pocatello, ID............ 13 13380 POWER.................... 50030 0.9773
38540............... Pocatello, ID............ 6340 13020 BANNOCK.................. 50302 1.0183
38900............... Portland-Vancouver- 50 50290 SKAMANIA................. 50154 1.1389
Beaverton, OR-WA.
38900............... Portland-Vancouver- 6440 38020 CLACKAMAS................ 50304 1.2095
Beaverton, OR-WA.
38900............... Portland-Vancouver- 6440 50050 CLARK.................... 50304 1.2095
Beaverton, OR-WA.
38900............... Portland-Vancouver- 6440 38040 COLUMBIA................. 50304 1.2095
Beaverton, OR-WA.
38900............... Portland-Vancouver- 6440 38250 MULTNOMAH................ 50304 1.2095
Beaverton, OR-WA.
38900............... Portland-Vancouver- 6440 38330 WASHINGTON............... 50304 1.2095
Beaverton, OR-WA.
38900............... Portland-Vancouver- 6440 38350 YAMHILL.................. 50304 1.2095
Beaverton, OR-WA.
39100............... Poughkeepsie-Newburgh- 2281 33230 DUTCHESS................. 50217 1.2208
Middletown, NY.
39100............... Poughkeepsie-Newburgh- 5660 33540 ORANGE................... 50291 1.1950
Middletown, NY.
39300............... Providence-New Bedford- 1123 22020 BRISTOL.................. 50185 1.1783
Fall River, RI-.
39300............... Providence-New Bedford- 6483 41000 BRISTOL.................. 50305 1.1662
Fall River, RI-.
39300............... Providence-New Bedford- 6483 41010 KENT..................... 50305 1.1662
Fall River, RI-.
39300............... Providence-New Bedford- 6483 41020 NEWPORT.................. 50305 1.1662
Fall River, RI-.
39300............... Providence-New Bedford- 6483 41030 PROVIDENCE............... 50305 1.1662
Fall River, RI-.
39300............... Providence-New Bedford- 6483 41050 WASHINGTON............... 50305 1.1662
Fall River, RI-.
39340............... Provo-Orem, UT........... 46 46110 JUAB..................... 50143 0.9775
39340............... Provo-Orem, UT........... 6520 46240 UTAH..................... 50306 1.0183
39660............... Rapid City, SD........... 43 43460 MEADE.................... 50118 0.9177
39660............... Rapid City, SD........... 6660 43510 PENNINGTON............... 50308 0.9453
39900............... Reno-Sparks, NV.......... 29 29140 STOREY................... 50088 1.0759
39900............... Reno-Sparks, NV.......... 6720 29150 WASHOE................... 50309 1.1090
40060............... Richmond, VA............. 49 49030 AMELIA................... 50148 0.9480
40060............... Richmond, VA............. 49 49160 CAROLINE................. 50148 0.9480
40060............... Richmond, VA............. 49 49240 CUMBERLAND............... 50148 0.9480
40060............... Richmond, VA............. 49 49480 KING AND QUEEN........... 50148 0.9480
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40060............... Richmond, VA............. 49 49500 KING WILLIAM............. 50148 0.9480
40060............... Richmond, VA............. 49 49540 LOUISA................... 50148 0.9480
40060............... Richmond, VA............. 49 49910 SUSSEX................... 50148 0.9480
40060............... Richmond, VA............. 6760 49180 CHARLES CITY............. 50310 0.9967
40060............... Richmond, VA............. 6760 49200 CHESTERFIELD............. 50310 0.9967
40060............... Richmond, VA............. 6760 49212 COLONIAL HEIGHTS CITY.... 50310 0.9967
40060............... Richmond, VA............. 6760 49260 DINWIDDIE................ 50310 0.9967
40060............... Richmond, VA............. 6760 49370 GOOCHLAND................ 50310 0.9967
40060............... Richmond, VA............. 6760 49420 HANOVER.................. 50310 0.9967
40060............... Richmond, VA............. 6760 49430 HENRICO.................. 50310 0.9967
40060............... Richmond, VA............. 6760 49451 HOPEWELL CITY............ 50310 0.9967
40060............... Richmond, VA............. 6760 49621 NEW KENT................. 50310 0.9967
40060............... Richmond, VA............. 6760 49701 PETERSBURG CITY.......... 50310 0.9967
40060............... Richmond, VA............. 6760 49720 POWHATAN................. 50310 0.9967
40060............... Richmond, VA............. 6760 49740 PRINCE GEORGE............ 50310 0.9967
40060............... Richmond, VA............. 6760 49791 RICHMOND CITY............ 50310 0.9967
40220............... Roanoke, VA.............. 49 49220 CRAIG.................... 50149 0.8959
40220............... Roanoke, VA.............. 49 49330 FRANKLIN................. 50149 0.8959
40220............... Roanoke, VA.............. 6800 49110 BOTETOURT................ 50311 0.8932
40220............... Roanoke, VA.............. 6800 49800 ROANOKE.................. 50311 0.8932
40220............... Roanoke, VA.............. 6800 49801 ROANOKE CITY............. 50311 0.8932
40220............... Roanoke, VA.............. 6800 49838 SALEM CITY............... 50311 0.8932
40340............... Rochester, MN............ 24 24190 DODGE.................... 50071 1.1054
40340............... Rochester, MN............ 24 24780 WABASHA.................. 50071 1.1054
40340............... Rochester, MN............ 6820 24540 OLMSTED.................. 50312 1.2202
40900............... Sacramento--Arden-Arcade-- 6920 05080 EL DORADO................ 50315 1.2488
Roseville, CA.
40900............... Sacramento--Arden-Arcade-- 6920 05410 PLACER................... 50315 1.2488
Roseville, CA.
40900............... Sacramento--Arden-Arcade-- 6920 05440 SACRAMENTO............... 50315 1.2488
Roseville, CA.
40900............... Sacramento--Arden-Arcade-- 9270 05670 YOLO..................... 50351 1.1179
Roseville, CA.
41140............... St. Joseph, MO-KS........ 17 17210 DONIPHAN................. 50051 0.9599
41140............... St. Joseph, MO-KS........ 26 26310 DE KALB.................. 50080 0.9463
41140............... St. Joseph, MO-KS........ 7000 26010 ANDREW................... 50317 1.0620
41140............... St. Joseph, MO-KS........ 7000 26100 BUCHANAN................. 50317 1.0620
41180............... St. Louis, MO-IL......... 14 14020 BOND..................... 50035 0.9236
41180............... St. Louis, MO-IL......... 14 14060 CALHOUN.................. 50035 0.9236
41180............... St. Louis, MO-IL......... 14 14670 MACOUPIN................. 50035 0.9236
41180............... St. Louis, MO-IL......... 26 26270 CRAWFORD................. 50081 0.8965
41180............... St. Louis, MO-IL......... 26 26992 WASHINGTON............... 50081 0.8965
41180............... St. Louis, MO-IL......... 7040 14130 CLINTON.................. 50318 0.9629
41180............... St. Louis, MO-IL......... 7040 26350 FRANKLIN................. 50318 0.9629
41180............... St. Louis, MO-IL......... 7040 26490 JEFFERSON................ 50318 0.9629
41180............... St. Louis, MO-IL......... 7040 14500 JERSEY................... 50318 0.9629
41180............... St. Louis, MO-IL......... 7040 26560 LINCOLN.................. 50318 0.9629
41180............... St. Louis, MO-IL......... 7040 14680 MADISON.................. 50318 0.9629
41180............... St. Louis, MO-IL......... 7040 14750 MONROE................... 50318 0.9629
41180............... St. Louis, MO-IL......... 7040 26910 ST. CHARLES.............. 50318 0.9629
41180............... St. Louis, MO-IL......... 7040 14900 ST. CLAIR................ 50318 0.9629
41180............... St. Louis, MO-IL......... 7040 26940 ST. LOUIS................ 50318 0.9629
41180............... St. Louis, MO-IL......... 7040 26950 ST. LOUIS CITY........... 50318 0.9629
41180............... St. Louis, MO-IL......... 7040 26991 WARREN................... 50318 0.9629
41620............... Salt Lake City, UT....... 46 46210 SUMMIT................... 50144 0.9760
41620............... Salt Lake City, UT....... 46 46220 TOOELE................... 50144 0.9760
41620............... Salt Lake City, UT....... 7160 46170 SALT LAKE................ 50320 1.0102
41660............... San Angelo, TX........... 45 45672 IRION.................... 50136 0.8526
41660............... San Angelo, TX........... 7200 45930 TOM GREEN................ 50321 0.8662
41700............... San Antonio, TX.......... 45 45060 ATASCOSA................. 50137 0.8970
41700............... San Antonio, TX.......... 45 45090 BANDERA.................. 50137 0.8970
41700............... San Antonio, TX.......... 45 45731 KENDALL.................. 50137 0.8970
41700............... San Antonio, TX.......... 45 45792 MEDINA................... 50137 0.8970
41700............... San Antonio, TX.......... 7240 45130 BEXAR.................... 50322 0.9560
41700............... San Antonio, TX.......... 7240 45320 COMAL.................... 50322 0.9560
41700............... San Antonio, TX.......... 7240 45581 GUADALUPE................ 50322 0.9560
41700............... San Antonio, TX.......... 7240 45971 WILSON................... 50322 0.9560
41900............... San German-Cabo Rojo, PR. 40 40390 LAJAS.................... 50111 0.5340
41900............... San German-Cabo Rojo, PR. 4840 40120 CABO ROJO................ 50277 0.5755
41900............... San German-Cabo Rojo, PR. 4840 40610 SABANA GRANDE............ 50277 0.5755
41900............... San German-Cabo Rojo, PR. 4840 40630 SAN GERMAN............... 50277 0.5755
41940............... San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa 05 05450 SAN BENITO............... 50013 1.3269
Clara, CA.
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41940............... San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa 7400 05530 SANTA CLARA.............. 50323 1.5627
Clara, CA.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 40 40050 AIBONITO................. 50112 0.4998
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 40 40100 BARRANQUITAS............. 50112 0.4998
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 40 40190 CIALES................... 50112 0.4998
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 40 40470 MAUNABO.................. 50112 0.4998
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 40 40530 OROCOVIS................. 50112 0.4998
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 40 40570 QUEBRADILLAS............. 50112 0.4998
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 0470 40070 ARECIBO.................. 50172 0.4831
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 0470 40140 CAMUY.................... 50172 0.4831
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 0470 40320 HATILLO.................. 50172 0.4831
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 1310 40130 CAGUAS................... 50188 0.5006
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 1310 40170 CAYEY.................... 50188 0.5006
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 1310 40200 CIDRA.................... 50188 0.5006
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 1310 40310 GURABO................... 50188 0.5006
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 1310 40650 SAN LORENZO.............. 50188 0.5006
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40040 AGUAS BUENAS............. 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40090 BARCELONETA.............. 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40110 BAYAMON.................. 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40145 CANOVANAS................ 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40150 CAROLINA................. 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40160 CATANO................... 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40220 COMERIO.................. 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40230 COROZAL.................. 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40250 DORADO................... 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40265 FLORIDA.................. 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40300 GUAYNABO................. 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40340 HUMACAO.................. 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40380 JUNCOS................... 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40420 LAS PIEDRAS.............. 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40430 LOIZA.................... 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40510 MAGUABO.................. 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40450 MANATI................... 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40500 MOROVIS.................. 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40520 NARANJITO................ 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40590 RIO GRANDE............... 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40640 SAN JUAN................. 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40680 TOA ALTA................. 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40690 TOA BAJA................. 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40700 TRUJILLO ALTO............ 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40720 VEGA ALTA................ 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40730 VEGA BAJA................ 50324 0.5432
PR.
41980............... San Juan-Caguas-Guaynabo, 7440 40760 YABUCOA.................. 50324 0.5432
PR.
43340............... Shreveport-Bossier City, 19 19150 DE SOTO.................. 50065 0.8844
LA.
43340............... Shreveport-Bossier City, 7680 19070 BOSSIER.................. 50330 0.9675
LA.
43340............... Shreveport-Bossier City, 7680 19080 CADDO.................... 50330 0.9675
LA.
43580............... Sioux City, IA-NE-SD..... 28 28250 DIXON.................... 50086 0.9602
43580............... Sioux City, IA-NE-SD..... 43 43630 UNION.................... 50119 0.9261
43580............... Sioux City, IA-NE-SD..... 7720 28210 DAKOTA................... 50331 0.9633
43580............... Sioux City, IA-NE-SD..... 7720 16960 WOODBURY................. 50331 0.9633
43620............... Sioux Falls, SD.......... 43 43430 MC COOK.................. 50120 0.9458
43620............... Sioux Falls, SD.......... 43 43620 TURNER................... 50120 0.9458
43620............... Sioux Falls, SD.......... 7760 43410 LINCOLN.................. 50332 1.0014
43620............... Sioux Falls, SD.......... 7760 43490 MINNEHAHA................ 50332 1.0014
43780............... South Bend-Mishawaka, IN- 23 23130 CASS..................... 50069 0.9645
MI.
43780............... South Bend-Mishawaka, IN- 7800 15700 ST. JOSEPH............... 50333 1.0020
MI.
44140............... Springfield, MA.......... 22 22060 FRANKLIN................. 50066 1.0815
44140............... Springfield, MA.......... 8003 22070 HAMPDEN.................. 50335 1.0792
44140............... Springfield, MA.......... 8003 22080 HAMPSHIRE................ 50335 1.0792
44180............... Springfield, MO.......... 26 26290 DALLAS................... 50082 0.8690
44180............... Springfield, MO.......... 26 26821 POLK..................... 50082 0.8690
44180............... Springfield, MO.......... 7920 26210 CHRISTIAN................ 50334 0.9097
44180............... Springfield, MO.......... 7920 26380 GREENE................... 50334 0.9097
44180............... Springfield, MO.......... 7920 26994 WEBSTER.................. 50334 0.9097
45220............... Tallahassee, FL.......... 10 10320 JEFFERSON................ 50019 0.9215
45220............... Tallahassee, FL.......... 10 10640 WAKULLA.................. 50019 0.9215
45220............... Tallahassee, FL.......... 8240 10190 GADSDEN.................. 50337 0.9180
45220............... Tallahassee, FL.......... 8240 10360 LEON..................... 50337 0.9180
45460............... Terre Haute, IN.......... 15 15760 SULLIVAN................. 50044 0.9150
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45460............... Terre Haute, IN.......... 8320 15100 CLAY..................... 50338 0.9068
45460............... Terre Haute, IN.......... 8320 15820 VERMILLION............... 50338 0.9068
45460............... Terre Haute, IN.......... 8320 15830 VIGO..................... 50338 0.9068
45780............... Toledo, OH............... 36 36630 OTTAWA................... 50103 0.9696
45780............... Toledo, OH............... 8400 36260 FULTON................... 50339 1.0102
45780............... Toledo, OH............... 8400 36490 LUCAS.................... 50339 1.0102
45780............... Toledo, OH............... 8400 36880 WOOD..................... 50339 1.0102
45820............... Topeka, KS............... 17 17420 JACKSON.................. 50052 0.9011
45820............... Topeka, KS............... 17 17430 JEFFERSON................ 50052 0.9011
45820............... Topeka, KS............... 17 17690 OSAGE.................... 50052 0.9011
45820............... Topeka, KS............... 17 17980 WABAUNSEE................ 50052 0.9011
45820............... Topeka, KS............... 8440 17880 SHAWNEE.................. 50340 0.9444
46140............... Tulsa, OK................ 37 37550 OKMULGEE................. 50107 0.8610
46140............... Tulsa, OK................ 37 37580 PAWNEE................... 50107 0.8610
46140............... Tulsa, OK................ 8560 37180 CREEK.................... 50341 0.9238
46140............... Tulsa, OK................ 8560 37560 OSAGE.................... 50341 0.9238
46140............... Tulsa, OK................ 8560 37650 ROGERS................... 50341 0.9238
46140............... Tulsa, OK................ 8560 37710 TULSA.................... 50341 0.9238
46140............... Tulsa, OK................ 8560 37720 WAGONER.................. 50341 0.9238
46220............... Tuscaloosa, AL........... 01 01310 GREENE................... 50005 0.8471
46220............... Tuscaloosa, AL........... 01 01320 HALE..................... 50005 0.8471
46220............... Tuscaloosa, AL........... 8600 01620 TUSCALOOSA............... 50342 0.8897
47020............... Victoria, TX............. 45 45224 CALHOUN.................. 50138 0.8687
47020............... Victoria, TX............. 45 45561 GOLIAD................... 50138 0.8687
47020............... Victoria, TX............. 8750 45948 VICTORIA................. 50343 0.8983
47260............... Virginia Beach-Norfolk- 49 49900 SURRY.................... 50150 0.9214
Newport News, VA.
47260............... Virginia Beach-Norfolk- 5720 49194 CHESAPEAKE CITY.......... 50292 0.9434
Newport News, VA.
47260............... Virginia Beach-Norfolk- 5720 34251 CURRITUCK................ 50292 0.9434
Newport News, VA.
47260............... Virginia Beach-Norfolk- 5720 49360 GLOUCESTER............... 50292 0.9434
Newport News, VA.
47260............... Virginia Beach-Norfolk- 5720 49411 HAMPTON CITY............. 50292 0.9434
Newport News, VA.
47260............... Virginia Beach-Norfolk- 5720 49460 ISLE OF WIGHT............ 50292 0.9434
Newport News, VA.
47260............... Virginia Beach-Norfolk- 5720 49470 JAMES CITY............... 50292 0.9434
Newport News, VA.
47260............... Virginia Beach-Norfolk- 5720 49570 MATHEWS.................. 50292 0.9434
Newport News, VA.
47260............... Virginia Beach-Norfolk- 5720 49622 NEWPORT NEWS CITY........ 50292 0.9434
Newport News, VA.
47260............... Virginia Beach-Norfolk- 5720 49641 NORFOLK CITY............. 50292 0.9434
Newport News, VA.
47260............... Virginia Beach-Norfolk- 5720 49712 POQUOSON................. 50292 0.9434
Newport News, VA.
47260............... Virginia Beach-Norfolk- 5720 49711 PORTSMOUTH CITY.......... 50292 0.9434
Newport News, VA.
47260............... Virginia Beach-Norfolk- 5720 49892 SUFFOLK CITY............. 50292 0.9434
Newport News, VA.
47260............... Virginia Beach-Norfolk- 5720 49921 VIRGINIA BEACH CITY...... 50292 0.9434
Newport News, VA.
47260............... Virginia Beach-Norfolk- 5720 49961 WILLIAMSBURG CITY........ 50292 0.9434
Newport News, VA.
47260............... Virginia Beach-Norfolk- 5720 49981 YORK..................... 50292 0.9434
Newport News, VA.
47644............... Warren-Farmington-Hills- 0440 23460 LIVINGSTON............... 50171 1.1099
Troy, MI.
47644............... Warren-Farmington-Hills- 2160 23430 LAPEER................... 50213 1.0786
Troy, MI.
47644............... Warren-Farmington-Hills- 2160 23490 MACOMB................... 50213 1.0786
Troy, MI.
47644............... Warren-Farmington-Hills- 2160 23620 OAKLAND.................. 50213 1.0786
Troy, MI.
47644............... Warren-Farmington-Hills- 2160 23730 ST. CLAIR................ 50213 1.0786
Troy, MI.
47940............... Waterloo-Cedar Falls, IA. 16 16080 BREMER................... 50049 0.9113
47940............... Waterloo-Cedar Falls, IA. 16 16370 GRUNDY................... 50049 0.9113
47940............... Waterloo-Cedar Falls, IA. 8920 16060 BLACK HAWK............... 50346 0.9157
48620............... Wichita, KS.............. 17 17950 SUMNER................... 50053 0.9304
48620............... Wichita, KS.............. 9040 17070 BUTLER................... 50347 1.0046
48620............... Wichita, KS.............. 9040 17390 HARVEY................... 50347 1.0046
48620............... Wichita, KS.............. 9040 17860 SEDGWICK................. 50347 1.0046
48660............... Wichita Falls, TX........ 45 45291 CLAY..................... 50139 0.8614
48660............... Wichita Falls, TX........ 9080 45040 ARCHER................... 50348 0.8871
48660............... Wichita Falls, TX........ 9080 45960 WICHITA.................. 50348 0.8871
48864............... Wilmington, DE-MD-NJ..... 6160 31340 SALEM.................... 50299 1.1600
48864............... Wilmington, DE-MD-NJ..... 9160 21070 CECIL.................... 50349 1.1757
48864............... Wilmington, DE-MD-NJ..... 9160 08010 NEW CASTLE............... 50349 1.1757
48900............... Wilmington, NC........... 34 34700 PENDER................... 50099 0.9407
48900............... Wilmington, NC........... 9200 34090 BRUNSWICK................ 50350 0.9797
48900............... Wilmington, NC........... 9200 34640 NEW HANOVER.............. 50350 0.9797
49020............... Winchester, VA-WV........ 49 49340 FREDERICK................ 50151 1.0063
49020............... Winchester, VA-WV........ 49 49962 WINCHESTER CITY.......... 50151 1.0063
49020............... Winchester, VA-WV........ 51 51130 HAMPSHIRE................ 50158 0.9853
49500............... Yauco, PR................ 40 40270 GUANICA.................. 50113 0.4911
49500............... Yauco, PR................ 6360 40290 GUAYANILLA............... 50303 0.5432
49500............... Yauco, PR................ 6360 40550 PENUELAS................. 50303 0.5432
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49500............... Yauco, PR................ 6360 40770 YAUCO.................... 50303 0.5432
49660............... Youngstown-Warren- 7610 39530 MERCER................... 50328 0.9078
Boardman, OH-PA.
49660............... Youngstown-Warren- 9320 36510 MAHONING................. 50353 0.9946
Boardman, OH-PA.
49660............... Youngstown-Warren- 9320 36790 TRUMBULL................. 50353 0.9946
Boardman, OH-PA.
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Note: Table represents counties that require a special code to be used for processing claims. Wage index values
for these counties are a blend of what they would have received had the MSA designations remained in effect
and what they will receive under the CBSA designations. The budget neutrality adjustment factors of 1.060339
and 1.060988 have been applied to the MSA and the CBSA hospital wage data, respectively.
Table D.--Crosswalk of Counties by State
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State &
County name County CBSA CBSA name MSA code MSA name
Code code
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Autauga, AL....................... 01000 33860 Montgomery, AL....... 5240 MONTGOMERY, AL
Baldwin, AL....................... 01010 01 Alabama.............. 5160 MOBILE, AL
Barbour, AL....................... 01020 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Bibb, AL.......................... 01030 13820 Birmingham-Hoover, AL 01 ALABAMA
Blount, AL........................ 01040 13820 Birmingham-Hoover, AL 1000 BIRMINGHAM, AL
Bullock, AL....................... 01050 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Butler, AL........................ 01060 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Calhoun, AL....................... 01070 11500 Anniston-Oxford, AL.. 0450 ANNISTON, AL
Chambers, AL...................... 01080 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Cherokee, AL...................... 01090 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Chilton, AL....................... 01100 13820 Birmingham-Hoover, AL 01 ALABAMA
Choctaw, AL....................... 01110 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Clarke, AL........................ 01120 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Clay, AL.......................... 01130 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Cleburne, AL...................... 01140 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Coffee, AL........................ 01150 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Colbert, AL....................... 01160 22520 Florence-Muscle 2650 FLORENCE, AL
Shoals, AL.
Conecuh, AL....................... 01170 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Coosa, AL......................... 01180 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Covington, AL..................... 01190 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Crenshaw, AL...................... 01200 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Cullman, AL....................... 01210 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Dale, AL.......................... 01220 01 Alabama.............. 2180 DOTHAN, AL
Dallas, AL........................ 01230 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
De Kalb, AL....................... 01240 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Elmore, AL........................ 01250 33860 Montgomery, AL....... 5240 MONTGOMERY, AL
Escambia, AL...................... 01260 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Etowah, AL........................ 01270 23460 Gadsden, AL.......... 2880 GADSDEN, AL
Fayette, AL....................... 01280 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Franklin, AL...................... 01290 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Geneva, AL........................ 01300 20020 Dothan, AL........... 01 ALABAMA
Greene, AL........................ 01310 46220 Tuscaloosa, AL....... 01 ALABAMA
Hale, AL.......................... 01320 46220 Tuscaloosa, AL....... 01 ALABAMA
Henry, AL......................... 01330 20020 Dothan, AL........... 01 ALABAMA
Houston, AL....................... 01340 20020 Dothan, AL........... 2180 DOTHAN, AL
Jackson, AL....................... 01350 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Jefferson, AL..................... 01360 13820 Birmingham-Hoover, AL 1000 BIRMINGHAM, AL
Lamar, AL......................... 01370 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Lauderdale, AL.................... 01380 22520 Florence-Muscle 2650 FLORENCE, AL
Shoals, AL.
Lawrence, AL...................... 01390 19460 Decatur, AL.......... 2030 DECATUR, AL
Lee, AL........................... 01400 12220 Auburn-Opelika, AL... 0580 AUBURN-OPELIKA, AL
Limestone, AL..................... 01410 26620 Huntsville, AL....... 3440 HUNTSVILLE, AL
Lowndes, AL....................... 01420 33860 Montgomery, AL....... 01 ALABAMA
Macon, AL......................... 01430 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Madison, AL....................... 01440 26620 Huntsville, AL....... 3440 HUNTSVILLE, AL
Marengo, AL....................... 01450 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Marion, AL........................ 01460 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Marshall, AL...................... 01470 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Mobile, AL........................ 01480 33660 Mobile, AL........... 5160 MOBILE, AL
Monroe, AL........................ 01490 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Montgomery, AL.................... 01500 33860 Montgomery, AL....... 5240 MONTGOMERY, AL
Morgan, AL........................ 01510 19460 Decatur, AL.......... 2030 DECATUR, AL
Perry, AL......................... 01520 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
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Pickens, AL....................... 01530 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Pike, AL.......................... 01540 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Randolph, AL...................... 01550 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Russell, AL....................... 01560 17980 Columbus, GA-AL...... 1800 COLUMBUS, GA-AL
Shelby, AL........................ 01580 13820 Birmingham-Hoover, AL 1000 BIRMINGHAM, AL
St. Clair, AL..................... 01570 13820 Birmingham-Hoover, AL 1000 BIRMINGHAM, AL
Statewide, AL..................... 01999 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Sumter, AL........................ 01590 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Talladega, AL..................... 01600 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Tallapoosa, AL.................... 01610 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Tuscaloosa, AL.................... 01620 46220 Tuscaloosa, AL....... 8600 TUSCALOOSA, AL
Walker, AL........................ 01630 13820 Birmingham-Hoover, AL 01 ALABAMA
Washington, AL.................... 01640 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Wilcox, AL........................ 01650 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Winston, AL....................... 01660 01 Alabama.............. 01 ALABAMA
Aleutians East, AK................ 02013 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Aleutians West, AK................ 02016 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Anchorage, AK..................... 02020 11260 Anchorage, AK........ 0380 ANCHORAGE, AK
Angoon, AK........................ 02030 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Barrow-North Slope, AK............ 02040 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Bethel, AK........................ 02050 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Bristol Bay Borough, AK........... 02060 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Cordova-McCarthy, AK.............. 02080 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Denali, AK........................ 02068 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Dillingham, AK.................... 02070 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Fairbanks North Star, AK.......... 02090 21820 Fairbanks, AK........ 02 ALASKA
Haines, AK........................ 02100 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Juneau, AK........................ 02110 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Kenai Peninsula, AK............... 02122 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Kenai-Cook Inlet, AK.............. 02120 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Ketchikan Gateway, AK............. 02130 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Kobuk, AK......................... 02140 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Kodiak island Borough, AK......... 02150 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Ksukokwin, AK..................... 02160 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Lake and Peninsula, AK............ 02164 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Matanuska-Susitna, AK............. 02170 11260 Anchorage, AK........ 02 ALASKA
Nome, AK.......................... 02180 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
North Slope Borough, AK........... 02185 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Northwest Artic Borough, AK....... 02188 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Outer Ketchikan, AK............... 02190 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Pr. of Wales, AK.................. 02200 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Pr. of Wales-Out. Ketchikan, AK... 02201 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Seward, AK........................ 02210 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Sitka Borough, AK................. 02220 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Skagway- Hoonah-Angoon, AK........ 02232 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Skagway-Yakutat, AK............... 02230 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon, AK........ 02231 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Southeast Fairbanks, AK........... 02240 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Statewide, AK..................... 02999 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Upper Yukon, AK................... 02250 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Valdez-Chitna-Whittier, AK........ 02260 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Valdez-Cordova, AK................ 02261 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Wade Hampton, AK.................. 02270 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Wrangell-Petersburg, AK........... 02280 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Yakutat borough, AK............... 02282 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Yukon-Koyukuk, AK................. 02290 02 Alaska............... 02 ALASKA
Apache, AZ........................ 03000 03 Arizona.............. 03 ARIZONA
Cochise, AZ....................... 03010 03 Arizona.............. 03 ARIZONA
Coconino, AZ...................... 03020 22380 Flagstaff, AZ........ 2620 FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA-
UTAH
Gila, AZ.......................... 03030 03 Arizona.............. 03 ARIZONA
Graham, AZ........................ 03040 03 Arizona.............. 03 ARIZONA
Greenlee, AZ...................... 03050 03 Arizona.............. 03 ARIZONA
Lapaz, AZ......................... 03055 03 Arizona.............. 03 ARIZONA
Maricopa, AZ...................... 03060 38060 Phoenix-Mesa- 6200 PHOENIX-MESA, AZ
Scottsdale, AZ.
Mohave, AZ........................ 03070 03 Arizona.............. 4120 LAS VEGAS, NV-AZ
Navajo, AZ........................ 03080 03 Arizona.............. 03 ARIZONA
Pima, AZ.......................... 03090 46060 Tucson, AZ........... 8520 TUCSON, AZ
Pinal, AZ......................... 03100 38060 Phoenix-Mesa- 6200 PHOENIX-MESA, AZ
Scottsdale, AZ.
Santa Cruz, AZ.................... 03110 03 Arizona.............. 03 ARIZONA
Statewide, AZ..................... 03999 03 Arizona.............. 03 ARIZONA
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Yavapai, AZ....................... 03120 39140 Prescott, AZ......... 03 ARIZONA
Yuma, AZ.......................... 03130 49740 Yuma, AZ............. 9360 YUMA, AZ
Arkansas, AR...................... 04000 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Ashley, AR........................ 04010 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Baxter, AR........................ 04020 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Benton, AR........................ 04030 22220 Fayetteville- 2580 FAYETTEVILLE-
Springdale-Rogers, SPRINGDALE-ROGERS,
AR-MO. AR
Boone, AR......................... 04040 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Bradley, AR....................... 04050 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Calhoun, AR....................... 04060 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Carroll, AR....................... 04070 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Chicot, AR........................ 04080 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Clark, AR......................... 04090 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Clay, AR.......................... 04100 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Cleburne, AR...................... 04110 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Cleveland, AR..................... 04120 38220 Pine Bluff, AR....... 04 ARKANSAS
Columbia, AR...................... 04130 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Conway, AR........................ 04140 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Craighead, AR..................... 04150 27860 Jonesboro, AR........ 3700 JONESBORO, AR
Crawford, AR...................... 04160 22900 Fort Smith, AR-OK.... 2720 FORT SMITH, AR-OK
Crittenden, AR.................... 04170 32820 Memphis, TN-MS-AR.... 4920 MEMPHIS, TN-AR-MS
Cross, AR......................... 04180 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Dallas, AR........................ 04190 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Desha, AR......................... 04200 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Drew, AR.......................... 04210 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Faulkner, AR...................... 04220 30780 Little Rock-North 4400 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH
Little Rock, AR. LITTLE ROCK, AR
Franklin, AR...................... 04230 22900 Fort Smith, AR-OK.... 04 ARKANSAS
Fulton, AR........................ 04240 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Garland, AR....................... 04250 26300 Hot Springs, AR...... 04 ARKANSAS
Grant, AR......................... 04260 30780 Little Rock-North 04 ARKANSAS
Little Rock, AR.
Greene, AR........................ 04270 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Hempstead, AR..................... 04280 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Hot spring, AR.................... 04290 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Howard, AR........................ 04300 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Independence, AR.................. 04310 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Izard, AR......................... 04320 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Jackson, AR....................... 04330 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Jefferson, AR..................... 04340 38220 Pine Bluff, AR....... 6240 PINE BLUFF, AR
Johnson, AR....................... 04350 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Lafayette, AR..................... 04360 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Lawrence, AR...................... 04370 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Lee, AR........................... 04380 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Lincoln, AR....................... 04390 38220 Pine Bluff, AR....... 04 ARKANSAS
Little river, AR.................. 04400 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Logan, AR......................... 04410 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Lonoke, AR........................ 04420 30780 Little Rock-North 4400 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH
Little Rock, AR. LITTLE ROCK, AR
Madison, AR....................... 04430 22220 Fayetteville- 04 ARKANSAS
Springdale-Rogers,
AR-MO.
Marion, AR........................ 04440 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Miller, AR........................ 04450 45500 Texarkana, TX- 8360 TEXARKANA, TX-
Texarkana, AR. TEXARKANA, AR
Mississippi, AR................... 04460 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Monroe, AR........................ 04470 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Montgomery, AR.................... 04480 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Nevada, AR........................ 04490 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Newton, AR........................ 04500 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Ouachita, AR...................... 04510 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Perry, AR......................... 04520 30780 Little Rock-North 04 ARKANSAS
Little Rock, AR.
Phillips, AR...................... 04530 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Pike, AR.......................... 04540 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Poinsett, AR...................... 04550 27860 Jonesboro, AR........ 04 ARKANSAS
Polk, AR.......................... 04560 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Pope, AR.......................... 04570 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Prairie, AR....................... 04580 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Pulaski, AR....................... 04590 30780 Little Rock-North 4400 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH
Little Rock, AR. LITTLE ROCK, AR
Randolph, AR...................... 04600 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Saline, AR........................ 04620 30780 Little Rock-North 4400 LITTLE ROCK-NORTH
Little Rock, AR. LITTLE ROCK, AR
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Scott, AR......................... 04630 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Searcy, AR........................ 04640 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Sebastian, AR..................... 04650 22900 Fort Smith, AR-OK.... 2720 FORT SMITH, AR-OK
Sevier, AR........................ 04660 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Sharp, AR......................... 04670 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
St. Francis, AR................... 04610 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Statewide, AR..................... 04999 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Stone, AR......................... 04680 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Union, AR......................... 04690 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Van Buren, AR..................... 04700 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Washington, AR.................... 04710 22220 Fayetteville- 2580 FAYETTEVILLE-
Springdale-Rogers, SPRINGDALE-ROGERS,
AR-MO. AR
White, AR......................... 04720 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Woodruff, AR...................... 04730 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Yell, AR.......................... 04740 04 Arkansas............. 04 ARKANSAS
Alameda, CA....................... 05000 36084 Oakland-Fremont- 5775 OAKLAND, CA
Hayward, CA.
Alpine, CA........................ 05010 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Amador, CA........................ 05020 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Butte, CA......................... 05030 17020 Chico, CA............ 1620 CHICO-PARADISE, CA
Calaveras, CA..................... 05040 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Colusa, CA........................ 05050 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Contra Costa, CA.................. 05060 36084 Oakland-Fremont- 5775 OAKLAND, CA
Hayward, CA.
Del Norte, CA..................... 05070 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
El Dorado, CA..................... 05080 40900 Sacramento--Arden- 6920 SACRAMENTO, CA
Arcade--Roseville, C.
Fresno, CA........................ 05090 23420 Fresno, CA........... 2840 FRESNO, CA
Glenn, CA......................... 05100 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Humboldt, CA...................... 05110 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Imperial, CA...................... 05120 20940 El Centro, CA........ 05 CALIFORNIA
Inyo, CA.......................... 05130 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Kern, CA.......................... 05140 12540 Bakersfield, CA...... 0680 BAKERSFIELD, CA
Kings, CA......................... 05150 25260 Hanford-Corcoran, CA. 05 CALIFORNIA
Lake, CA.......................... 05160 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Lassen, CA........................ 05170 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Los Angeles, CA................... 05200 31084 Los Angeles-Long 4480 LOS ANGELES-LONG
Beach-Santa Ana, CA. BEACH, CA
Los Angeles, CA................... 05210 31084 Los Angeles-Long 4480 LOS ANGELES-LONG
Beach-Santa Ana, CA. BEACH, CA
Madera, CA........................ 05300 31460 Madera, CA........... 2840 FRESNO, CA
Marin, CA......................... 05310 41884 San Francisco-San 7360 SAN FRANCISCO, CA
Mateo-Redwood City,
CA.
Mariposa, CA...................... 05320 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Mendocino, CA..................... 05330 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Merced, CA........................ 05340 32900 Merced, CA........... 4940 MERCED, CA
Modoc, CA......................... 05350 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Mono, CA.......................... 05360 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Monterey, CA...................... 05370 41500 Salinas, CA.......... 7120 SALINAS, CA
Napa, CA.......................... 05380 34900 Napa, CA............. 8720 VALLEJO-FARIFIELD-
NAPA, CA
Nevada, CA........................ 05390 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Orange, CA........................ 05400 42044 Santa Ana-Anaheim- 5945 ORANGE COUNTY, CA
Irvine, CA.
Placer, CA........................ 05410 40900 Sacramento--Arden- 6920 SACRAMENTO, CA
Arcade--Roseville, C.
Plumas, CA........................ 05420 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Riverside, CA..................... 05430 40140 Riverside-San 6780 RIVERSIDE-SAN
Bernardino-Ontario, BERNADINO, CA
CA.
Sacramento, CA.................... 05440 40900 Sacramento--Arden- 6920 SACRAMENTO, CA
Arcade--Roseville, C.
San Benito, CA.................... 05450 41940 San Jose-Sunnyvale- 05 CALIFORNIA
Santa Clara, CA.
San Bernardino, CA................ 05460 40140 Riverside-San 6780 RIVERSIDE-SAN
Bernardino-Ontario, BERNADINO, CA
CA.
San Diego, CA..................... 05470 41740 San Diego-Carlsbad- 7320 SAN DIEGO, CA
San Marcos, CA.
San Francisco, CA................. 05480 41884 San Francisco-San 7360 SAN FRANCISCO, CA
Mateo-Redwood City,
CA.
San Joaquin, CA................... 05490 44700 Stockton, CA......... 8120 STOCKTON-LODI, CA
San Luis Obispo, CA............... 05500 42020 San Luis Obispo-Paso 7460 SAN LUIS OBISPO-
Robles, CA. ATASCADERO-PASO
ROBLES, CA
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San Mateo, CA..................... 05510 41884 San Francisco-San 7360 SAN FRANCISCO, CA
Mateo-Redwood City,
CA.
Santa Barbara, CA................. 05520 42060 Santa Barbara-Santa 7480 SANTA BARBARA-SANTA
Maria, CA. MARIA-LOMPOC, CA
Santa Clara, CA................... 05530 41940 San Jose-Sunnyvale- 7400 SAN JOSE, CA
Santa Clara, CA.
Santa Cruz, CA.................... 05540 42100 Santa Cruz- 7485 SANTA CRUZ-
Watsonville, CA. WATSONVILLE, CA
Shasta, CA........................ 05550 39820 Redding, CA.......... 6690 REDDING, CA
Sierra, CA........................ 05560 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Siskiyou, CA...................... 05570 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Solano, CA........................ 05580 46700 Vallejo-Fairfield, CA 8720 VALLEJO-FARIFIELD-
NAPA, CA
Sonoma, CA........................ 05590 42220 Santa Rosa-Petaluma, 7500 SANTA ROSA, CA
CA.
Stanislaus, CA.................... 05600 33700 Modesto, CA.......... 5170 MODESTO, CA
Statewide, CA..................... 05999 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Sutter, CA........................ 05610 49700 Yuba City, CA........ 9340 YUBA CITY, CA
Tehama, CA........................ 05620 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Trinity, CA....................... 05630 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Tulare, CA........................ 05640 47300 Visalia-Porterville, 8780 VISALIA-TULARE-
CA. PORTERVILLE, CA
Tuolumne, CA...................... 05650 05 California........... 05 CALIFORNIA
Ventura, CA....................... 05660 37100 Oxnard-Thousand Oaks- 8735 VENTURA, CA
Ventura, CA.
Yolo, CA.......................... 05670 40900 Sacramento--Arden- 9270 YOLO, CA
Arcade--Roseville, C.
Yuba, CA.......................... 05680 49700 Yuba City, CA........ 9340 YUBA CITY, CA
Adams, CO......................... 06000 19740 Denver-Aurora, CO.... 2080 DENVER, CO
Alamosa, CO....................... 06010 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Arapahoe, CO...................... 06020 19740 Denver-Aurora, CO.... 2080 DENVER, CO
Archuleta, CO..................... 06030 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Baca, CO.......................... 06040 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Bent, CO.......................... 06050 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Boulder, CO....................... 06060 14500 Boulder, CO.......... 1125 BOULDER-LONGMONT, CO
Broomfield, CO.................... 06630 19740 Denver-Aurora, CO.... 2080 DENVER, CO
Chaffee, CO....................... 06070 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Cheyenne, CO...................... 06080 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Clear Creek, CO................... 06090 19740 Denver-Aurora, CO.... 06 COLORADO
Conejos, CO....................... 06100 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Costilla, CO...................... 06110 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Crowley, CO....................... 06120 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Custer, CO........................ 06130 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Delta, CO......................... 06140 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Denver, CO........................ 06150 19740 Denver-Aurora, CO.... 2080 DENVER, CO
Dolores, CO....................... 06160 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Douglas, CO....................... 06170 19740 Denver-Aurora, CO.... 2080 DENVER, CO
Eagle, CO......................... 06180 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
El Paso, CO....................... 06200 17820 Colorado Springs, CO. 1720 COLORADO SPRINGS, CO
Elbert, CO........................ 06190 19740 Denver-Aurora, CO.... 06 COLORADO
Fremont, CO....................... 06210 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Garfield, CO...................... 06220 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Gilpin, CO........................ 06230 19740 Denver-Aurora, CO.... 06 COLORADO
Grand, CO......................... 06240 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Gunnison, CO...................... 06250 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Hinsdale, CO...................... 06260 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Huerfano, CO...................... 06270 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Jackson, CO....................... 06280 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Jefferson, CO..................... 06290 19740 Denver-Aurora, CO.... 2080 DENVER, CO
Kiowa, CO......................... 06300 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Kit Carson, CO.................... 06310 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
La Plata, CO...................... 06330 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Lake, CO.......................... 06320 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Larimer, CO....................... 06340 22660 Fort Collins- 2670 FORT COLLINS-
Loveland, CO. LOVELAND, CO
Las Animas, CO.................... 06350 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Lincoln, CO....................... 06360 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Logan, CO......................... 06370 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Mesa, CO.......................... 06380 24300 Grand Junction, CO... 2995 GRAND JUNCTION, CO
Mineral, CO....................... 06390 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Moffat, CO........................ 06400 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Montezuma, CO..................... 06410 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Montrose, CO...................... 06420 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
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Morgan, CO........................ 06430 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Otero, CO......................... 06440 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Ouray, CO......................... 06450 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Park, CO.......................... 06460 19740 Denver-Aurora, CO.... 06 COLORADO
Phillips, CO...................... 06470 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Pitkin, CO........................ 06480 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Prowers, CO....................... 06490 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Pueblo, CO........................ 06500 39380 Pueblo, CO........... 6560 PUEBLO, CO
Rio Blanco, CO.................... 06510 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Rio Grande, CO.................... 06520 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Routt, CO......................... 06530 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Saguache, CO...................... 06540 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
San Juan, CO...................... 06550 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
San Miguel, CO.................... 06560 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Sedgwick, CO...................... 06570 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Statewide, CO..................... 06999 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Summit, CO........................ 06580 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Teller, CO........................ 06590 17820 Colorado Springs, CO. 06 COLORADO
Washington, CO.................... 06600 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Weld, CO.......................... 06610 24540 Greeley, CO.......... 3060 GREELEY, CO
Yuma, CO.......................... 06620 06 Colorado............. 06 COLORADO
Fairfield, CT..................... 07000 14860 Bridgeport-Stamford- 5483 NEW HAVEN-BRIDGEPORT-
Norwalk, CT. STAMFORD-WATERBURY-
DANB
Hartford, CT...................... 07010 25540 Hartford-West 3283 HARTFORD, CT
Hartford-East
Hartford, CT.
Litchfield, CT.................... 07020 25540 Hartford-West 3283 HARTFORD, CT
Hartford-East
Hartford, CT.
Middlesex, CT..................... 07030 25540 Hartford-West 3283 HARTFORD, CT
Hartford-East
Hartford, CT.
New haven, CT..................... 07040 35300 New Haven-Milford, CT 5483 NEW HAVEN-BRIDGEPORT-
STAMFORD-WATERBURY-
DANB
New London, CT.................... 07050 35980 Norwich-New London, 5523 NEW LONDON-NORWICH,
CT. CT
Statewide, CT..................... 07999 07 Connecticut.......... 07 CONNECTICUT
Tolland, CT....................... 07060 25540 Hartford-West 3283 HARTFORD, CT
Hartford-East
Hartford, CT.
Windham, CT....................... 07070 07 Connecticut.......... 07 CONNECTICUT
Kent, DE.......................... 08000 20100 Dover, DE............ 2190 DOVER, DE
New castle, DE.................... 08010 48864 Wilmington, DE-MD-NJ. 9160 WILMINGTON-NEWARK,
DE-MD
Statewide, DE..................... 08999 08 Delaware............. 08 DELAWARE
Sussex, DE........................ 08020 08 Delaware............. 08 DELAWARE
The District of Columbia, DC...... 09000 47894 Washington-Arlington- 8840 WASHINGTON, DC-MD-VA-
Alexandria DC-VA. WV
Alachua, FL....................... 10000 23540 Gainesville, FL...... 2900 GAINESVILLE, FL
Baker, FL......................... 10010 27260 Jacksonville, FL..... 10 FLORIDA
Bay, FL........................... 10020 37460 Panama City-Lynn 6015 PANAMA CITY, FL
Haven, FL.
Bradford, FL...................... 10030 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Brevard, FL....................... 10040 37340 Palm Bay-Melbourne- 4900 MELBOURNE-TITUSVILLE-
Titusville, FL. PALM BAY, FL
Broward, FL....................... 10050 22744 Ft Lauderdale-Pompano 2680 FORT LAUDERDALE, FL
Beach-Deerfield.
Calhoun, FL....................... 10060 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Charlotte, FL..................... 10070 39460 Punta Gorda, FL...... 6580 PUNTA GORDA, FL
Citrus, FL........................ 10080 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Clay, FL.......................... 10090 27260 Jacksonville, FL..... 3600 JACKSONVILLE, FL
Collier, FL....................... 10100 34940 Naples-Marco Island, 5345 NAPLES, FL
FL.
Columbia, FL...................... 10110 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
De Soto, FL....................... 10130 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Dixie, FL......................... 10140 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Duval, FL......................... 10150 27260 Jacksonville, FL..... 3600 JACKSONVILLE, FL
Escambia, FL...................... 10160 37860 Pensacola-Ferry Pass- 6080 PENSACOLA, FL
Brent, FL.
Flagler, FL....................... 10170 10 Florida.............. 2020 DAYTONA BEACH, FL
Franklin, FL...................... 10180 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Gadsden, FL....................... 10190 45220 Tallahassee, FL...... 8240 TALLAHASSEE, FL
Gilchrist, FL..................... 10200 23540 Gainesville, FL...... 10 FLORIDA
Glades, FL........................ 10210 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Gulf, FL.......................... 10220 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Hamilton, FL...................... 10230 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Hardee, FL........................ 10240 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
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Hendry, FL........................ 10250 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Hernando, FL...................... 10260 45300 Tampa-St. Petersburg- 8280 TAMPA-ST. PETERSBURG-
Clearwater, FL. CLEARWATER, FL
Highlands, FL..................... 10270 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Hillsborough, FL.................. 10280 45300 Tampa-St. Petersburg- 8280 TAMPA-ST. PETERSBURG-
Clearwater, FL. CLEARWATER, FL
Holmes, FL........................ 10290 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Indian river, FL.................. 10300 46940 Vero Beach, FL....... 10 FLORIDA
Jackson, FL....................... 10310 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Jefferson, FL..................... 10320 45220 Tallahassee, FL...... 10 FLORIDA
Lafayette, FL..................... 10330 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Lake, FL.......................... 10340 36740 Orlando-Kissimmee, FL 5960 ORLANDO, FL
Lee, FL........................... 10350 15980 Cape Coral-Fort 2700 FORT MYERS-CAPE
Myers, FL. CORAL, FL
Leon, FL.......................... 10360 45220 Tallahassee, FL...... 8240 TALLAHASSEE, FL
Levy, FL.......................... 10370 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Liberty, FL....................... 10380 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Madison, FL....................... 10390 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Manatee, FL....................... 10400 42260 Sarasota-Bradenton- 7510 SARASOTA-BRADENTON,
Venice, FL. FL
Marion, FL........................ 10410 36100 Ocala, FL............ 5790 OCALA, FL
Martin, FL........................ 10420 38940 Port St. Lucie-Fort 2710 FORT PIERCE-PORT ST.
Pierce, FL. LUCIE, FL
Miami-Dade, FL.................... 10120 33124 Miami-Miami Beach- 5000 MIAMI, FL
Kendall, FL.
Monroe, FL........................ 10430 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Nassau, FL........................ 10440 27260 Jacksonville, FL..... 3600 JACKSONVILLE, FL
Okaloosa, FL...................... 10450 23020 Fort Walton Beach- 2750 FORT WALTON BEACH,
Crestview-Destin, FL. FL
Okeechobee, FL.................... 10460 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Orange, FL........................ 10470 36740 Orlando-Kissimmee, FL 5960 ORLANDO, FL
Osceola, FL....................... 10480 36740 Orlando-Kissimmee, FL 5960 ORLANDO, FL
Palm beach, FL.................... 10490 48424 West Palm Beach-Boca 8960 WEST PALM BEACH-BOCA
Raton-Boynton FL. RATON, FL
Pasco, FL......................... 10500 45300 Tampa-St. Petersburg- 8280 TAMPA-ST. PETERSBURG-
Clearwater, FL. CLEARWATER, FL
Pinellas, FL...................... 10510 45300 Tampa-St. Petersburg- 8280 TAMPA-ST. PETERSBURG-
Clearwater, FL. CLEARWATER, FL
Polk, FL.......................... 10520 29460 Lakeland, FL......... 3980 LAKELAND-WINTER
HAVEN, FL
Putnam, FL........................ 10530 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Santa Rosa, FL.................... 10560 37860 Pensacola-Ferry Pass- 6080 PENSACOLA, FL
Brent, FL.
Sarasota, FL...................... 10570 42260 Sarasota-Bradenton- 7510 SARASOTA-BRADENTON,
Venice, FL. FL
Seminole, FL...................... 10580 36740 Orlando-Kissimmee, FL 5960 ORLANDO, FL
St. johns, FL..................... 10540 27260 Jacksonville, FL..... 3600 JACKSONVILLE, FL
St. Lucie, FL..................... 10550 38940 Port St. Lucie-Fort 2710 FORT PIERCE-PORT ST.
Pierce, FL. LUCIE, FL
Statewide, FL..................... 10999 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Sumter, FL........................ 10590 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Suwannee, FL...................... 10600 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Taylor, FL........................ 10610 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Union, FL......................... 10620 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Volusia, FL....................... 10630 19660 Deltona-Daytona Beach- 2020 DAYTONA BEACH, FL
Ormond Beach, FL.
Wakulla, FL....................... 10640 45220 Tallahassee, FL...... 10 FLORIDA
Walton, FL........................ 10650 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Washington, FL.................... 10660 10 Florida.............. 10 FLORIDA
Appling, GA....................... 11000 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Atkinson, GA...................... 11010 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Bacon, GA......................... 11011 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Baker, GA......................... 11020 10500 Albany, GA........... 11 GEORGIA
Baldwin, GA....................... 11030 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Banks, GA......................... 11040 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Barrow, GA........................ 11050 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 ATLANTA, GA
Marietta, GA.
Bartow, GA........................ 11060 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 ATLANTA, GA
Marietta, GA.
Ben hill, GA...................... 11070 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Berrien, GA....................... 11080 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Bibb, GA.......................... 11090 31420 Macon, GA............ 4680 MACON, GA
Bleckley, GA...................... 11100 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Brantley, GA...................... 11110 15260 Brunswick, GA........ 11 GEORGIA
Brooks, GA........................ 11120 46660 Valdosta, GA......... 11 GEORGIA
Bryan, GA......................... 11130 42340 Savannah, GA......... 7520 SAVANNAH, GA
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Bulloch, GA....................... 11140 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Burke, GA......................... 11150 12260 Augusta-Richmond 11 GEORGIA
County, GA-SC.
Butts, GA......................... 11160 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 11 GEORGIA
Marietta, GA.
Calhoun, GA....................... 11161 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Camden, GA........................ 11170 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Candler, GA....................... 11180 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Carroll, GA....................... 11190 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 ATLANTA, GA
Marietta, GA.
Catoosa, GA....................... 11200 16860 Chattanooga, TN-GA... 1560 CHATTANOOGA, TN-GA
Charlton, GA...................... 11210 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Chatham, GA....................... 11220 42340 Savannah, GA......... 7520 SAVANNAH, GA
Chattahoochee, GA................. 11230 17980 Columbus, GA-AL...... 1800 COLUMBUS, GA-AL
Chattooga, GA..................... 11240 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Cherokee, GA...................... 11250 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 ATLANTA, GA
Marietta, GA.
Clarke, GA........................ 11260 12020 Athens-Clarke County, 0500 ATHENS, GA
GA.
Clay, GA.......................... 11270 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Clayton, GA....................... 11280 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 ATLANTA, GA
Marietta, GA.
Clinch, GA........................ 11281 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Cobb, GA.......................... 11290 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 ATLANTA, GA
Marietta, GA.
Coffee, GA........................ 11291 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Colquitt, GA...................... 11300 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Columbia, GA...................... 11310 12260 Augusta-Richmond 0600 AUGUSTA-AIKEN, GA-SC
County, GA-SC.
Cook, GA.......................... 11311 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Coweta, GA........................ 11320 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 ATLANTA, GA
Marietta, GA.
Crawford, GA...................... 11330 31420 Macon, GA............ 11 GEORGIA
Crisp, GA......................... 11340 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Dade, GA.......................... 11341 16860 Chattanooga, TN-GA... 1560 CHATTANOOGA, TN-GA
Dawson, GA........................ 11350 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 11 GEORGIA
Marietta, GA.
De Kalb, GA....................... 11370 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 ATLANTA, GA
Marietta, GA.
Decatur, GA....................... 11360 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Dodge, GA......................... 11380 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Dooly, GA......................... 11381 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Dougherty, GA..................... 11390 10500 Albany, GA........... 0120 ALBANY, GA
Douglas, GA....................... 11400 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 ATLANTA, GA
Marietta, GA.
Early, GA......................... 11410 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Echols, GA........................ 11420 46660 Valdosta, GA......... 11 GEORGIA
Effingham, GA..................... 11421 42340 Savannah, GA......... 7520 SAVANNAH, GA
Elbert, GA........................ 11430 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Emanuel, GA....................... 11440 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Evans, GA......................... 11441 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Fannin, GA........................ 11450 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Fayette, GA....................... 11451 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 ATLANTA, GA
Marietta, GA.
Floyd, GA......................... 11460 40660 Rome, GA............. 11 GEORGIA
Forsyth, GA....................... 11461 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 ATLANTA, GA
Marietta, GA.
Franklin, GA...................... 11462 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Fulton, GA........................ 11470 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 ATLANTA, GA
Marietta, GA.
Gilmer, GA........................ 11471 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Glascock, GA...................... 11480 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Glynn, GA......................... 11490 15260 Brunswick, GA........ 11 GEORGIA
Gordon, GA........................ 11500 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Grady, GA......................... 11510 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Greene, GA........................ 11520 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Gwinnett, GA...................... 11530 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 ATLANTA, GA
Marietta, GA.
Habersham, GA..................... 11540 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Hall, GA.......................... 11550 23580 Gainesville, GA...... 11 GEORGIA
Hancock, GA....................... 11560 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
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Haralson, GA...................... 11570 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 11 GEORGIA
Marietta, GA.
Harris, GA........................ 11580 17980 Columbus, GA-AL...... 1800 COLUMBUS, GA-AL
Hart, GA.......................... 11581 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Heard, GA......................... 11590 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 11 GEORGIA
Marietta, GA.
Henry, GA......................... 11591 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 ATLANTA, GA
Marietta, GA.
Houston, GA....................... 11600 47580 Warner Robins, GA.... 4680 MACON, GA
Irwin, GA......................... 11601 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Jackson, GA....................... 11610 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Jasper, GA........................ 11611 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 11 GEORGIA
Marietta, GA.
Jeff Davis, GA.................... 11612 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Jefferson, GA..................... 11620 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Jenkins, GA....................... 11630 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Johnson, GA....................... 11640 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Jones, GA......................... 11650 31420 Macon, GA............ 4680 MACON, GA
Lamar, GA......................... 11651 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 11 GEORGIA
Marietta, GA.
Lanier, GA........................ 11652 46660 Valdosta, GA......... 11 GEORGIA
Laurens, GA....................... 11660 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Lee, GA........................... 11670 10500 Albany, GA........... 0120 ALBANY, GA
Liberty, GA....................... 11680 25980 Hinesville-Fort 11 GEORGIA
Stewart, GA.
Lincoln, GA....................... 11690 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Long, GA.......................... 11691 25980 Hinesville-Fort 11 GEORGIA
Stewart, GA.
Lowndes, GA....................... 11700 46660 Valdosta, GA......... 11 GEORGIA
Lumpkin, GA....................... 11701 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Macon, GA......................... 11710 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Madison, GA....................... 11720 12020 Athens-Clarke County, 0500 ATHENS, GA
GA.
Marion, GA........................ 11730 17980 Columbus, GA-AL...... 11 GEORGIA
McDuffie, GA...................... 11702 12260 Augusta-Richmond 0600 AUGUSTA-AIKEN, GA-SC
County, GA-SC.
McIntosh, GA...................... 11703 15260 Brunswick, GA........ 11 GEORGIA
Meriwether, GA.................... 11740 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 11 GEORGIA
Marietta, GA.
Miller, GA........................ 11741 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Mitchell, GA...................... 11750 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Monroe, GA........................ 11760 31420 Macon, GA............ 11 GEORGIA
Montgomery, GA.................... 11770 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Morgan, GA........................ 11771 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Murray, GA........................ 11772 19140 Dalton, GA........... 11 GEORGIA
Muscogee, GA...................... 11780 17980 Columbus, GA-AL...... 1800 COLUMBUS, GA-AL
Newton, GA........................ 11790 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 ATLANTA, GA
Marietta, GA.
Oconee, GA........................ 11800 12020 Athens-Clarke County, 0500 ATHENS, GA
GA.
Oglethorpe, GA.................... 11801 12020 Athens-Clarke County, 11 GEORGIA
GA.
Paulding, GA...................... 11810 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 ATLANTA, GA
Marietta, GA.
Peach, GA......................... 11811 11 Georgia.............. 4680 MACON, GA
Pickens, GA....................... 11812 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 ATLANTA, GA
Marietta, GA.
Pierce, GA........................ 11820 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Pike, GA.......................... 11821 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 11 GEORGIA
Marietta, GA.
Polk, GA.......................... 11830 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Pulaski, GA....................... 11831 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Putnam, GA........................ 11832 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Quitman, GA....................... 11833 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Rabun, GA......................... 11834 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Randolph, GA...................... 11835 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Richmond, GA...................... 11840 12260 Augusta-Richmond 0600 AUGUSTA-AIKEN, GA-SC
County, GA-SC.
Rockdale, GA...................... 11841 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 ATLANTA, GA
Marietta, GA.
Schley, GA........................ 11842 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Screven, GA....................... 11850 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Seminole, GA...................... 11851 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Spalding, GA...................... 11860 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 ATLANTA, GA
Marietta, GA.
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Statewide, GA..................... 11999 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Stephens, GA...................... 11861 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Stewart, GA....................... 11862 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Sumter, GA........................ 11870 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Talbot, GA........................ 11880 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Taliaferro, GA.................... 11881 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Tattnall, GA...................... 11882 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Taylor, GA........................ 11883 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Telfair, GA....................... 11884 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Terrell, GA....................... 11885 10500 Albany, GA........... 11 GEORGIA
Thomas, GA........................ 11890 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Tift, GA.......................... 11900 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Toombs, GA........................ 11901 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Towns, GA......................... 11902 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Treutlen, GA...................... 11903 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Troup, GA......................... 11910 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Turner, GA........................ 11911 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Twiggs, GA........................ 11912 31420 Macon, GA............ 4680 MACON, GA
Union, GA......................... 11913 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Upson, GA......................... 11920 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Walker, GA........................ 11921 16860 Chattanooga, TN-GA... 1560 CHATTANOOGA, TN-GA
Walton, GA........................ 11930 12060 Atlanta-Sandy Springs- 0520 ATLANTA, GA
Marietta, GA.
Ware, GA.......................... 11940 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Warren, GA........................ 11941 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Washington, GA.................... 11950 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Wayne, GA......................... 11960 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Webster, GA....................... 11961 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Wheeler, GA....................... 11962 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
White, GA......................... 11963 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Whitfield, GA..................... 11970 19140 Dalton, GA........... 11 GEORGIA
Wilcox, GA........................ 11971 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Wilkes, GA........................ 11972 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Wilkinson, GA..................... 11973 11 Georgia.............. 11 GEORGIA
Worth, GA......................... 11980 10500 Albany, GA........... 11 GEORGIA
Hawaii, HI........................ 12010 12 Hawaii............... 12 HAWAII
Honolulu, HI...................... 12020 26180 Honolulu, HI......... 3320 HONOLULU, HI
Kalawao, HI....................... 12005 12 Hawaii............... 12 HAWAII
Kauai, HI......................... 12040 12 Hawaii............... 12 HAWAII
Maui, HI.......................... 12050 12 Hawaii............... 12 HAWAII
Statewide, HI..................... 12999 12 Hawaii............... 12 HAWAII
Ada, ID........................... 13000 14260 Boise City-Nampa, ID. 1080 BOISE CITY, ID
Adams, ID......................... 13010 13 Idaho................ 13 IDAHO
Bannock, ID....................... 13020 38540 Pocatello, ID........ 6340 POCATELLO, ID
Bear lake, ID..................... 13030 13 Idaho................ 13 IDAHO
Benewah, ID....................... 13040 13 Idaho................ 13 IDAHO
Bingham, ID....................... 13050 13 Idaho................ 13 IDAHO
Blaine, ID........................ 13060 13 Idaho................ 13 IDAHO
Boise, ID......................... 13070 14260 Boise City-Nampa, ID. 13 IDAHO
Bonner, ID........................ 13080 13 Idaho................ 13 IDAHO
Bonneville, ID.................... 13090