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Sightline Animated Maps & Flash
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A map of state-by-state tax rates for high-earning families, showing that Washington State ranks as one of the cheapest places in the country to be super-rich.
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State-by-state map shows that Washington's low-income families face the nation's highest tax rates.
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The Selkirk herd in northern Idaho and Washington is the last remaining caribou herd in the lower 48 states.
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Grizzlies once roamed throughout western North America, but their range has diminished substantially.
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Sage-grouse numbers have plummeted with the destruction of the bird's natural habitat, particularly in Washington.
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Despite recent population increases in Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming, gray wolves occupy only a small fraction of their historic habitat.
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Have Oregon's land-use policies made a difference in how the state's cities have grown? This map shows how Salem has grown since 1900; 1980 marks the point when Oregon's land-use policies began to take effect.
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Have Oregon's land-use policies made a difference in how the state's cities have grown? This map shows how Eugene and Springfield have grown since 1900; 1980 marks the point when Oregon's land-use policies began to take effect.
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Have Oregon's land-use policies made a difference in how the state's cities have grown? This map shows how Bend has grown since 1900; 1980 marks the point when Oregon's land-use policies began to take effect.
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Have Oregon's land-use policies made a difference in how the state's cities have grown? This map shows how Medford has grown since 1900; 1980 marks the point when Oregon's land-use policies began to take effect.
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Have Oregon's land-use policies made a difference in how the state's cities have grown? This map shows how Corvallis has grown since 1900; 1980 marks the point when Oregon's land-use policies began to take effect.
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Have Oregon's land-use policies made a difference in how the state's cities have grown? This map shows how Portland has grown since 1900; 1980 marks the point when Oregon's land-use policies began to take effect.
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The Northwest's energy system, including oil, gas, and power lines, which are vulnerable to disruptions and sabotage.
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The hundreds of dams that were built from 1930 to 1998, which now block the west's streams and rivers.
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People per acre in the Las Vegas, NV-area, one of the non-Cascadian cities studied by Sightline in the report, The Portland Exception.
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