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Alabama White Pages Database

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Records: 1384786
Fields: Full Name, Phone Number, Area Code, Address, City, State, Zip Code, Zip+4, Delivery Point Bar Code, Carrier Route, County, Residence Type, Home Age, Est Home Value, Est Income
Description: Alabama is a state that can be found in the southern portion of the United States. It is bordered by Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, and the Gulf of Mexico. Mississippi also sits west of this state, and it was the 22nd state to be added to the Union. Prior to World War 2, Alabama was one of the poorest states in the U.S. However, post World War 2 Alabama has become an economic powerhouse. One key reason for this was its transformation from an agricultural based state into one that is diversified. Today, Alabama is prominent in education, advanced technology, and manufacturing. It should also be noted that Alabama is known for its mineral extraction industry.

Alabama has a population of just over 4 million. Over 3% of this state is comprised of water, and a large percentage of the land is in the form of smooth plains. Like Georgia, the northern part of this state is quite mountainous. To the south of the state is a coastline that is bordered by the Gulf of Mexico. Alabama is home to a number of national parks, and one of the most popular is the Horseshoe Bend National Military Park. The largest city in this state is Birmingham, and it has a humid subtropical climate. Like many states in the deep south, hurricanes are a prominent problem. Some of the Native American peoples that once resided in this state were the Cherokee, Creek, and Choctaw. The GSP for Alabama in 2003 was just over 130 billion, and the principal industries are agriculture, though technology and manufacturing now play an equally important role.

The Alabama White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Alabama. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Alaska White Pages Database

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Records: 491421
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Description: Alaska is a state that is located in the northwestern portion of the United States. While it is one of the largest states in terms of area, it has a relatively small population. However, Alaska is very wealthy and ethnically diverse. Alaska became the 49th state in 1959 when it was sold by Russia. The gross state product from 2005 was close to 40 billion dollars. The per capital GSP for Alaska is over $60,000, making it the third highest nation in the United States. One of the most prominent industries in this state is the sale and production of petroleum. In addition to this, seafood is a popular export. The state bird for Alaska is the Willow Ptarmigan.

The total population for the state of Alaska is just over 600,000. It doesnt have a large population density, and there are approximately 1.1 persons for each square mile. The largest city in this state is Anchorage, followed by Fairbanks. Multiracial groups make up a large percentage of the population in this state. Overall, the largest groups are Germans, British, and Irish. It should also be noted that Alaska has the largest Native American population of any state in the U.S. The principle languages is English, and over 5% of the population speaks Native American languages as well. The transportation system in Alaska is not highly connected, and only a small area of the state is covered. The state of Alaska is perhaps best known for its climate, oil, and wildlife preserves.

The Alaska White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Alaska. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Arizona White Pages Database

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Records: 1880208
Fields: Full Name, Phone Number, Area Code, Address, City, State, Zip Code, Zip+4, Delivery Point Bar Code, Carrier Route, County, Residence Type, Home Age, Est Home Value, Est Income
Description: Arizona is a state that is located in the Southwestern portion of the U.S. This state is well known for its sunny desert climate, and the winters are mild while the summers are quite hot. However, it should be noted that the northern part of the state is covered by pine, while the southern part of the state is largely comprised of desert. Arizona is the 48th state to be admitted to the Union, and it is bordered by Nevada, New Mexico, and California. The current population of Arizona is 5.1 million, and the largest city is Phoenix. The GSP for Arizona in 2004 was $187 billion. While it doesnt have the highest GSP in the United States, it has an economy that is larger than New Zealand and Ireland.

Some of the industries which are prominent in this state are tourism, cattle, and the processing of copper. Copper mining is a very vibrant industry, and there are a large number of mines underground. The state government employs the largest number of residents, and Walmart employs more people than any other corporation. Statistics from 2001 show that well over 100,000 residents were employed in high technology industries. The earnings from this industry were in excess of $2 billion, and this made up 14% of the earnings from private industries. Software companies are very popular in Arizona, followed by aerospace, electronics, and telecommunications. Architecture is also quite prominent. The state government in Arizona collects income taxes from five sections of the population.

The Arizona White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Arizona. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Arkansas White Pages Database

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Records: 1167147
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Description: Arkansas is a state that is located in the southern portion of the U.S. It is bordered by six different states, and the Mississippi River sits on the eastern most portion of the state, acting as a border. While some parts of the state are mountainous, other parts of the state are comprised of lowland areas. The capital of Arkansas is Little Rock, which is also the biggest city. This state is known for having a large number of caves, and a sizeable percentage of the land is protected in the form of National Parks. Like other states in the south, the climate is generally humid subtropical, and the summers can be quite hot. Hernando de Soto was one of the first Europeans to arrive in the region, and it was inhabited by Native tribes like the Caddo and Quapaw.

Arkansas was admitted to the Union in 1836, and it has a total population of about 2.6 million. The GSP for this state in 2003 was $76 billion, a bit higher than Mississippi. It should be noted that Arkansas has the lowest cost of living of any state in the U.S. Some of the products that are heavily produced in this state include milk, rice, paper, soybeans, eggs, metal tools, and electrical products. Recently, a number of automobile companies have begun opening plants in the state, and this has led to the creation of more jobs. Tourism also plays an important role in the economy of the state, and the industry has continued to thrive since the 1970s.

The Arkansas White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Arkansas. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

California White Pages Database

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Records: 13936784
Fields: Full Name, Phone Number, Area Code, Address, City, State, Zip Code, Zip+4, Delivery Point Bar Code, Carrier Route, County, Residence Type, Home Age, Est Home Value, Est Income
Description: California is located in the western most portion of the continental United States. With a population of over 33 million, it has the largest number of residents of any state in the U.S. This state is home to a number of world class cities, and some of them are Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, and San Jose. California is known for having a very mild climate all year around. Very few parts of this state become exceptionally cold during the winter months. It should also be noted that California is one of the most ethnically diverse states. While it was inhabited by various Native American groups for thousands of years, it was colonized by the Spanish, and the state would eventually become independent from Mexico in 1821.

California was finally admitted to the Union in September of 1850. The climate and geography of this state is very diverse. While the regions near Los Angeles and San Diego are tropical, The regions near the Sierra Nevada are much more mountainous. Economically, California is a powerhouse. This state is a global leader when it comes to computers and Information Technology, and if it were a separate country, its economy would rank in the top 20 globally. Despite this, a large population, increased amounts of pollution, and a high cost of living has prompted many residents to move out of the state in recent years. Earthquakes are a well known occurence in this state, and its size rivals that of Texas and Alaska.

The California White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of California. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Colorado White Pages Database

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Records: 1384786
Fields: Full Name, Phone Number, Area Code, Address, City, State, Zip Code, Zip+4, Delivery Point Bar Code, Carrier Route, County, Residence Type, Home Age, Est Home Value, Est Income
Description: Colorado is a state that can be found in the western portion of the U.S. Statistics indicate that this state has a population of just over 4.7 million, and it is one of the fastest growing states in the nation. The largest city in this state is Denver, and it is also the capital. Colorado is very unique, since it is comprised of landmarks like the Great Plains and the Rocky Mountains. The climate of this state is dry and cool. It can become very cold during the winter months, but the climate may vary depending on factors such as elevation. The state is known for having rough weather, and a massive blizzard occurred in 2006 which left many residents stranded. Colorado was added to the United States as a result of the Louisiana Purchase in 1803.

The GSP for Colorado in 2003 was $187 billion, making it one of the most prosperous states in the nation. Over the last decade, Colorado has become a major center for advanced technology. Some of the agricultural products that are produced here include corn, hay, and wheat. Like New Mexico, the federal government has played a pivotal role in the economic development of this state. Some of the government facilities that can be found here are NORAD, the NOAA, and the Geological Survey. A sizable percentage of the land is owned by the federal government, and this includes the many national parks. By the end of the 20th century, the economy of this state had become highly diversified. It is a center for research, especially in the area of science and technology. Tourism has also become a prominent industry.

The Colorado White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Colorado. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Connecticut White Pages Database

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Records: 1387770
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Description: Connecticut is a U.S. state that is located in the New England region. The lower portion of this state is considered to be a part of the New York metropolitan area. Historically, Connecticute was one of the original thirteen colonies. When it comes to median household income, this state ranks number one. Connecticut is home to a large number of millionaires, and it is one of the most densely packed states in the country. Even though the population is much lower than other states at 3.4 million, the state itself is one of the smallest in the country. New Jersey was admitted to the Union in 1788, and while the capital is Hartford, the largest city is Bridgeport.

The climate of this state could best be described as being humid continental. Because it lies next to the Atlantic Ocean, it may have extreme weather during various seasons. The Official nickname for Connecticut is "The Constitution State," and it is also referred to as "The Nutmeg State." Despite its size, the GSP for Connecticut was $187 billion in 2004, making it one of the most prosperous states in the New England region. This state has a high cost of living, and it has had an adverse affect on many households. The cost for heating during the winter months is very expensive, and the cost of real estate is very high in proportion to the rest of the nation. Prior to 1991, Connecticut did not have an income tax. Today, the income tax ranges from 3 to 5%.

The Connecticut White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Connecticut. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Delaware White Pages Database

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Records: 372704
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Description: Delaware is a U.S. state that is located in the Mid-Atlantic region. It was one of the thirteen colonies, and Delaware was the very first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution. Statistics from 2005 show that the population of Delaware is just over 840,000. Delaware as admitted to the Union in December of 1787. Delaware is one of the smallest states in the U.S. The only state which is smaller is Rhode Island. The states which border Delaware are New Jersey, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. The Atlantic Ocean makes natural barrier to the east. The climate for Delaware is a mixture between continental and humid subtropical. Before the arrival of European settlers, the Algonquian Native American groups were prominent here.

The GSP for Delaware was $49 billion in 2003. Delaware is known for being a heavy producer of agricultural products, and some of the these products are soybeans, dairy products, and processed foods. In addition to this, Delaware produces large quantities of chemicals and paper. Despite its size, the economy of this state has consistently surpassed the economy of the U.S. as a whole. One of the largest employers in Delaware is the state government. In addition to this, Pharmaceutical companies are quite prominent as well. The financial industry is a prominent employer of the residents, with major banks playing an important role in the states economy. The manufacture of automobiles is prominent as well. Delaware is also home to the Dover Air Force Base, and a large number of residents are employed here.

The Delaware White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Delaware. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

District of Columbia White Pages Database

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Records: 249144
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Description: Washington DC is the capital of the United States, and it is considered to be a district rather than a state. It is formally known as the District of Columbia, and it is from this that the abbreviation "D.C." is derived. Washington DC is a federal city, and it was named after George Washington, the first U.S. President. Congress has been given full power over the region, and the citizens who live here have a different status than American citizens who live in other states. As can be expected, Washington DC is the center for government institutions. It is the home of the White House and various other landmarks. While the Washington DC metropolitan area has a population of about 8 million, the city proper has a population of about 600,000.

Washington DC has a climate that is very similar other Mid-Atlantic states. Because the region can get hot during summer, thunderstorms are a common occurence. While Hurricanes may sometimes hit the region, they will have generally become too weak to cause serious damage. Because of the many national landmarks in Washington DC, it is a center for tourism, and this is one of its most populat industries. In addition the this, the U.S. government is the largest employer in the region. Statistics show that over 25% of the population is employed by the federal government. The GSP for Washington DC was $75 billion in 2004, and it was named one of the top climates for business by various financial magazines. However, Washington DC has been notorious for its high crime rate, which has ranked as one of the highest in the country. Despite this, efforts are being made to combat this problem.

The D.C. White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of D.C.. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Florida White Pages Database

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Records: 7841050
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Description: Florida is a state that is located in the most southeastern portion of the United States. The climate in Florida is considered to be humid subtropical, and much like Hawaii, it relies heavily on tourism. While the largest city in Florida is Jacksonville, the most well known city is arguably Miami. This state extends into the Gulf of Mexico, and it is bordered by Alabama and Georgia. While this state is known for its beauty, it is also known for being a target for Hurricanes. Of all the states in the US, Florida produces some of the largest amounts of greenhouse gas. It should also be noted that Florida has a large number of national parks.

Prior to the arrival of Europeans, Florida had been inhabited for thousands of years by Native American groups such as the Calusa, Tocobago, and Ais. Juan Ponce de Leon is known for his explorations of the state, and it is said that he gave it its name. Florida has one of the highest GSPs in the nation, and it produced well over 500 billion dollars in 2005. Because a large percentage of this state is surrounded by water, beaches are very popular. The Walt Disney World Resort and Daytona Beach are popular destinations here. In addition to tourism, agriculture is another popular industry. Florida is known for exporting fruits such as oranges, tangerines, and grapefruit. Phosphate mining is another large industry that has become prominent in this state. Over 70% of phosphates used on farms in the United states were mined in Florida.

The Florida White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Florida. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Georgia White Pages Database

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Records: 2804392
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Description: Georgia is a southern state that was one of the original Thirteen Colonies. As of 2006, Georgia is experiencing a great deal of population growth, and it went from just over 8 million residents in 2000 to over 9 million residents in 2005. Nicknames for this state include "Empire State of the South" and the "Peach State." The largest city in Georgia is Atlanta, and this is also the capital. The geography of this state is quite diverse. While it is bordered by Florida to the south, the northern part of the state is mountainous due to the Appalachian mountain range. Georgia is known for being a producer of tobacco and cotton, and turpentine is an important material as well. The city of Atlanta plays an important role in the prominence of Georgia, and it is center of communication and technology.

Like Florida, Georgia has a humid subtropical climate. Historically, Georgia is known for being home to various moundbuilding cultures. These Native American groups were mentioned by Hernando de Soto during his exploration of the region. It should be noted that most of these mounds have disappeared, and are not visible today. The five largest ethnic groups that comprise this state are of British, African, German, and Irish origin. The 2005 GSP for Georgia was over $300 billion, and the personal income for this state is just over $40,000. Georgia is known for having a strong agricultural industry. Some of the food products which is produces are peanuts, cattle, eggs, vegetables, and dairy products. In addition to agriculture, Georgia is also known for having a prominent textile industry.

The Georgia White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Georgia. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Hawaii White Pages Database

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Records: 453291
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Description: Hawaii is a tropical state that became part of the U.S. in 1959. Prior to this, the island had been inhabited by Polynesian settlers for hundreds of years. The total population for this state is over 1.2 million, and the median income is just over $53,000, making Hawaii one of the highest states in the U.S. Hawaii is the only state that does not border another U.S. state, and it is also the only state that is surrounded by water. The largest city in this state is Honolulu, and this state is known for having a large number of national parks. It should also be noted that Hawaii has the largest percentage of Asian Americans of any state in the U.S.

The two recognized languages in Hawaii are Hawaiian and English. However, a number of other languages are prominently spoken, including Japanese, Chinese, and Tagalog. The economy of Hawaii has been traditionally dominated by pineapple, whaling, military, and sugarcane. Tourism is one of the largest industries, and it continues to be one of the largest industries in the state. Statistics show that the tourism industry accounts for over 20% of the Gross State Product. As of this writing, a number of efforts are being made to make the Hawaiian economy more diversified. In addition to tourism, Hawaii is also responsible for exporting food and apparel. The state tax in Hawaii is one of the highest in the nation, and the typical resident has to pay well over $2,000 in taxes at the state level.

The Hawaii White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Hawaii. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Idaho White Pages Database

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Records: 517067
Fields: Full Name, Phone Number, Area Code, Address, City, State, Zip Code, Zip+4, Delivery Point Bar Code, Carrier Route, County, Residence Type, Home Age, Est Home Value, Est Income
Description: Idaho is a U.S. state that is located in the Pacific Northwest. The capital city is Boise, and this is also the largest city. Idaho is the 43rd state to be added to the Union, and it was admitted in July of 1890. The population of Idaho is one of the smallest in the nation, at only 1.3 million. Idaho has a wealth of natural resources, and it has been called the Gem State. The states which border Idaho are Wyoming, Montana, Washington, Oregon, and Nevada. A sizeable percentage of the state comprises the Rocky Mountains, and the state has a large number of canyons. The climate of Idaho will vary greatly at different times of the year. While the temperatures in the summer can be high, they can drop below zero in the winter.

The GSP for Idaho in 2004 was just over $43 billion. The state is famous for potatoes, and agriculture continues to play an important role in its economy. Some of the other products it produces are cattle, wheat, beans, and dairy products. There are also a number of industrial sectors in Idaho, and some of them are chemicals, paper, and machinery. Recently, this state is becoming a center for technology and science. Statistics show that technical fields make up about 25% of the revenue that the state generates. Boise has become a center for the production of semiconductors. A number of prominent corporations are based on the state, and Micron Technology, a producer of DRAM, is based in Boise.

The Idaho White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Idaho. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Illinois White Pages Database

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Records: 4434446
Fields: Full Name, Phone Number, Area Code, Address, City, State, Zip Code, Zip+4, Delivery Point Bar Code, Carrier Route, County, Residence Type, Home Age, Est Home Value, Est Income
Description: Illinois is a U.S. state that can be found in the Midwest. It is the largest of the Midwestern states, and the principle reason for this is the city of Chicago, one of the largest and most well known cities in the U.S. Unlike many states in the Midwest, Illinois is highly diverse in terms of population. It has an even balance between rural and urban area, and it is also diversified economically. One of the biggest industries in Illinois is transportation, and this industry has been prominent for well over 100 years. While the largest city in this state is Chicago, the capital is Springfield. The total population is 12.4 million, and Illinois was admitted to the Union in December of 1818. Illinois was an advent supporter of the Union during the Civil War, and this state is a popular center for jazz.

Prior to the arrival of Europeans, Illinois was home of the Cahokian Native American civilization. While this civilization was one of the most advanced in the Continental United States, it vanished by AD 1500. The GSP for Illinois in 2005 was $522 billion, placing it in the top 10 of the most wealthiest states in the U.S. Like New York Citys impact on its state, a great deal of success for Illinois comes from Chicago, a major city that is the Illinois equivalent of New York City. The state income tax stand at about 3%, but the property taxes are quite high. When it comes to agriculture, Illinois is a prominent producer of wheat, cattle, and dairy products. The industrial sector produces are great deal of electrical equipment and chemical products.

The Illinois White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Illinois. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Indiana White Pages Database

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Records: 2235781
Fields: Full Name, Phone Number, Area Code, Address, City, State, Zip Code, Zip+4, Delivery Point Bar Code, Carrier Route, County, Residence Type, Home Age, Est Home Value, Est Income
Description: Indiana is a U.S. state that can be found in the Midwest. It has a total population of about 6 million, and it was admitted to the Union in December of 1816. Unlike many states, Indiana is highly diverse. While it has a number of important cities, there are also small towns which are equally important. This state is perhaps best known for its Indianapolis 500 race, which attracts visitors from around the world, and is held each year. Of all the states in the U.S., Indiana has an prehistoric Indiana site that is greatly preserved in the southern part of the state. The largest city in the state is Indianapolis, and the states which border it are Kentucky, Ohio, Illinois, and Michigan. Indiana is located near the Great Lakes, and one of the most prominent is Lake Michigan.

The GSP for Indiana in 2005 was $214 billion. Unlike many states, a sizable percentage of the income is a result of the manufacturing industry. The northwestern part of Indiana is known for its steel production, and a large number of automobiles are also manufactured here. Some of the other important materials that are produced by this state include coal, rubber, petroleum, and various forms of machinery. While many states have been adversely effected by competition in the manufacturing sector, it appears that Indiana has weathered the storm. Once cited reason for this is because this state deals with heavy machinery, which takes a great deal of skill to produce. In addition to this, skilled labor can be found in many smaller towns rather than just the major cities.

The Indiana White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Indiana. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Iowa White Pages Database

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Records: 1163061
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Description: Iowa is a state that is located in the Midwestern portion of the U.S. It joined the Union in December of 1846, and it has a total population of 2.9 million. While the state is relatively small in population, it is larger in area. The name was taken from Native American groups that lived in the region. The states which border Iowa are South Dakota, Nebraska, and Minnesota. Much of the geography of this state is comprised of rolling plains. The largest city in the state is Des Moines, and this is also the capital. The climate of Iowa is continental. The winters bring in ample amounts of snow, and the summers can become hot and humid. A sizable percentage of this state is comprised of farmland.

Like many states in the Midwest, Iowa has experienced a large migration out of the state. Many of the people who move out of Iowa are students who recently graduated from college. Despite this, the GSP for the state was $103 billion in 2003. It is known for its agricultural products, and some of the products which are prominent produced in this state are dairy products, soybeans, and corn. When it comes to industrial products, chemicals and electrical equipment is popular. Of all the states in the U.S., Iowa produces the most ethanol. Another industry which is very prominent, especially in the Des Moines area, is insurance. A tax is placed on the net income of individuals who work in the state, and this tax may also be placed on estates. The income tax for Iowa is broken down into nine sections.

The Iowa White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Iowa. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Kansas White Pages Database

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Records: 1050837
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Description: Kansas is a U.S. state that lies in the Midwest. It is named after the river that flows through it, and while the biggest city is Wichita, the capital is Topeka. Like Oklahoma, Kansas is located in the heart of the United States. After the Civil War, the population of the state greatly increased due to the arrival of immigrants. Currently, Kansas is one of the most prominent states in the U.S. when it comes to agriculture. It is the countrys largest producer of wheat. The total population of this state is 2.6 million, and it was added to the Union in January of 1861. Kansas is a landlocked state that is bordered by Oklahoma, Nebraska, Colorado, and Missouri. A sizable percentage of the geography is a part of the Great Plains.

The climate for Kansas is humid continental. The state experiences a tremendous number of tornadoes each year, and the state became famous in the Wizard of Oz story, which dealt with a tornado. A number of statistics indicate that at least 50 tornadoes appear in the state each year. In recent years, Kansas has experienced a reduction in its population. Statistics show that there are at least 6,000 ghost towns in the state, and reasons that are cited for this migration out of the state are water shortages and drought. Many of the people who have left the state are students who recently graduated from college. Despite this, the GSP for Kansas was almost $100 billion in 2003, placing it above many other states in the region.

The Kansas White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Kansas. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Kentucky White Pages Database

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Records: 1508788
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Description: Kentucky is a state that is located in the south central part of the U.S. While it is commonly referred to as being a southern state, it is sometimes called a midwestern state as well. Kentucky is one of the few states that is an commonwealth. It was once a part of the state of Virginia, but it became a part of the Union in 1792, and it was the 15th state to do so. About 50% of the population is centered near Lexington, North Kentucky, and Louisville. While the largest city in this state is Louisville, Frankfort is the capital. This state has been given the nickname the "Bluegrass State" due to the bluegrass that is present throughout the land. Some of the things that this state is known for are its horses, whiskey, and bluegrass music.

The population for Kentucky is just over 4.7 million. This state is bordered by Virginia, West Virginia, Illinois, Ohio, and Indiana. It is a landlocked state. Unlike many states in the south, Kentucky has a climate which is humid continental. The GSP for Kentucky was $140 billion in 2005, making it one of the largest in the region. Some of the agricultural products that are produced here are corn, tobacco, dairy products, and cattle. Horses are popular as well. Some of the industrial products that are produced in this state include chemical tools, as well as transportation, tobacco, and food products. Tourism has also played an important part of its economy. This state is ranked number 4 when it comes to the production of automobiles. Some of the vehicles that are constructed in Kentucky include the Ford Expedition and Chevy Corvette.

The Kentucky White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Kentucky. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Louisiana White Pages Database

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Records: 1517581
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Description: Louisiana is a southern state that is known for having a rich and diverse cultural history. The capital of this state is Baton Rouge, and New Orleans is the most prominent city. The state was given its name in honor of Louis XIV, one of the most powerful kings in French history. The states which border Louisiana are Mississippi, Texas, and Arkansas. The Gulf of Mexico sits to the south. Louisiana was admitted to the Union in April of 1812, and the current population of the state is approximately 4.4 million. Like many states in the south, the climate is humid subtropical. While the summers are hot, the winters are mild. This state is also known for having a large number of tornadoes, and it is quite vulnerable to hurricanes.

There were a number of Native American tribes that inhabited this region before the arrival of European settlers. Some of the groups that were prominent in this state included the Chitimacha, Atakapa, and the Houma. Napoleon sold Louisiana to the U.S. government in 1803, and the region retains a strong French background into the present day. The total GSP for this state was 140 billion in 2003, and the principle industries are agriculture, petroleum, tourism, paper, and transportation. Food processing is also an important industry in this region. Louisiana is a very unique state. It has rich cultures which include the Creole people and the Cajun people, who speak French. The traditional cuisine if this state is quite distinct from many other states, including those that are located in the Deep South.

The Louisiana White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Louisiana. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Maine White Pages Database

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Records: 601040
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Description: Maine is a U.S. state that can be found in the New England region. It lies to the extreme northeast, and it borders Canada. Maine has a coastline which is quite rugged, and there are a large number of forests in the external areas. Maine is perhaps best known for its New England cuisine, which is comprised of seafood such as lobsters. The state has a population of approximately 1.2 million, and it is the largest state in the New England region. It was admitted to the Union in March of 1820. Despite its size, Maine does not have a large population. Statistics show that well over 80% of this state is comprised of forests. This state is known for is spectacular scenery, and the ocean plays an important role in the landscape.

The GSP for Maine was $41 billion in 2003. This state is known for its production of agricultural products, and some of the popular products are maple sugar, lobster, clams, eggs, poultry, and cattle. Fishing has always played an important role in the economy of the state, and the industry is still prominent today. The western portion of this state has a large number of springs, and this water is often placed in bottle water products. Because of the many forests in the state, it is prominent producer of lumber and any products which are comprised of wood. It also produces leather goods, biotechnology, and electronic products. It should also be noted that because Maine is a coastal state, it has a vibrant ship building industry. The state has played an important role in the construction of U.S. Navy ships.

The Maine White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Maine. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Maryland White Pages Database

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Records: 2077863
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Description: Maryland is a U.S. state that can be found in the Mid-Atlantic region. A number of statistics show that Maryland is the second wealthiest state in the country, despite its size. The median salary for households in this state is just over $60,000. One cited reason for this wealth is the states diversity. In addition, it is a prominent center for industries that deal with the life sciences. The government places a high emphasis on improving industry. This small boasts well over 300 biotechnology companies, ranking it third for the state with the most biotechnology companies. It should also be noted that Maryland is home to many world class educational institutions such as John Hopkins University and the Howard Hughes Medical Institute.

Maryland has a population of approximately 5.6 million. It was admitted to the Union in April of 1788. The states which lie next to Maryland are Pennsylvania and West Virginia, and Washington DC can be found in the mid-section ot the state. Because of its close proximity to Washington DC, many of the things that happen there effect Maryland as well. The GSP for Maryland was $228 billion in 2004. The economy if strongly centered in industries that deal with the sevice sector. One of the most prominent industries in this state is transportation. In addition to this, it also provides raw materials such as sugar, petroleum, and Iron. Maryland is a center for highly advanced technology, especially in the areas of medicine, education, and research. Administrative workers comprise over 20% of the work force.

The Maryland White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Maryland. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Massachusetts White Pages Database

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Records: 3006344
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Description: Massachusetts is a U.S. state in the New England area that is considered to be a commonwealth. Even though the state is relatively small in terms of area, it has a population of about 6.4 million. While the eastern portion of this state is mostly urban, the western portion is still highly rural. The largest city in this state is Boston, and it is also the capital. Historically, the first European settlers to arrive in this region were the Puritans, as well as the Pilgrims. Massachusetts was one of the most prominent states to be involved in the revolution against British rule. This state is also known for its progressivism, and it was one of the most prominent states for the abolition of slavery. The climate for Massachusetts is considered to be humid continental.

The GSP for Massachusetts was $318 billion in 2004. This makes it one of the most prosperous states in the U.S. The only state to surpass it in personal income is Connecticut. Massachusetts is known for producing a number of agricultural products, and some of them are seafood, electronic tools, and scientific products. In addition to this, some of the industries which are very prominent are finance, tourism, health services, and education. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is an Ivy League college that is a world leader in cutting edge technology. One of the most popular agricultural products in this state is cranberries. The personal income tax in Massachusetts is approximately 5.3%. Any retail sales that are made will be subject to a 5% tax.

The Massachusetts White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Massachusetts. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Michigan White Pages Database

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Records: 4356542
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Description: Michigan is a U.S. state that can be found in the Midwest, and its name came from Lake Michigan. The Great Lakes are in close proximity to this state, and this has allowed it to be a prominent tourist attraction for boating and water events. It is also a great state for fishing. While the capital of Michigan is Lansing, the largest city is Detroit. The total population for Michigan is 9.9 million. This state was admitted to the Union in January of 1837. Some of the Native American peoples who lived in this region before the arrival of European settlers were the Chippewa, Potawatomi, and Ottawa. Geographically, Michigan is comprised of two peninsulas, and the states which border it are Indiana, Ohio, Minnesota, and Wisconsin.

The climate for this state is humid continental. The economy of Michigan is one of the most diverse of the Midwestern states. Some of the industries which are very prominent include technical manufacturing, Information Technology, and various scientific fields. Michigan ranks in the top five states when it comes to employment in the technology industry, and the state is known for being a producer of automobiles. Of the nearly 600,000 employees who work in technical fields, almost 100,000 of them are employed in the automobile industry. Lately, the automobile industry has been weakened by fierce foreign competition, as well as a desire on the part of many U.S. citizens to drive foreign vehicles. However, the diversity of this state has allowed it to survive many economic challenges.

The Michigan White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Michigan. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Minnesota White Pages Database

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Records: 1977934
Fields: Full Name, Phone Number, Area Code, Address, City, State, Zip Code, Zip+4, Delivery Point Bar Code, Carrier Route, County, Residence Type, Home Age, Est Home Value, Est Income
Description: Minnesota is a U.S. state that can be found in the Midwest. In terms of size and population, it is one of the largest states in the nation. The population for Minnesota is approximately five million. This state was admitted to the Union in 1858. A sizable percentage of the population lives in the Twin Cities, and this is an important location for commerce, transportation, industry, and business. Geographically, a large percentage of this state is comprised of prairies, and agriculture plays an important role in the states economy. Minnesota has been given the nickname of "Land of 10,000" lakes because there are literally thousands of lakes in the region, and it probably has more lakes than any other state in the U.S. This has also allowed to be an important destination for those who enjoy the outdoors and water sports.

While the capital of Minnesota is Saint Paul, the largest city in the state is Minneapolis. Economically, Minnesota is known for being a heavy producer of raw products. Despite this, the economy has become much more diversified in the last century, and a high emphasis is now placed on making products which are finished. The GSP for Minnesota was $234 billion in 2005, and the success of the business sector matches that of the nation as a whole. A sizable number of Fortune 500 companies have their headquarters here, and the median household income is in excess of $50,000. Even though the number of people that work in agriculture is small, it plays an important role in the economy of the state.

The Minnesota White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Minnesota. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Mississippi White Pages Database

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Records: 835398
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Description: Mississippi is a state that can be found in the southern portion of the United States. It was named after the Mississippi River, and the largest city in the state is Jackson, which is also the capital. Mississippi also has a population of over 2.8 million. The name was taken from the Ojibwe word which means "great river." The states which border Mississippi are Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana, and Arkansas. In addition to the Mississippi, there are a number of other large rivers that can be found in this state. Like many states in the Deep South, the climate is humid subtropical. It has also been subjected to numerous hurricanes over the years. One of the first Europeans to explore this region was Hernando de Soto, and a number of Native American tribes resided in the region.

The total GSP for Mississippi in 2003 was just over $70 billion. It should be noted that Mississippi is one of the poorest states in the United States, and this was a result of the Civil War. Prior to the Civil War, Mississippi was one of the wealthiest states in the country. While it has improved over the years, Mississippi still ranks lower than many other states. Some of the things which have improved the economy in this state are casinos, and before Hurricane Katrina, Mississippi had one of the largest gambling industries in the state. Due to the destruction of this hurricane, it will take time for the state to recover. The government in Mississippi is known for collecting income taxes in three sections, and the percentages range from 3 to 5 percent.

The Mississippi White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Mississippi. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Missouri White Pages Database

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Records: 2185842
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Description: Missouri is a state that is located in the central part of the U.S. Parts of the state lie in both the south and the midwest, and it has a cultural tradition that reflects this. Two prominent rivers that flow through this state are the Missouri and the Mississippi. Missouri was admitted to the Union in 1821, and it has been given the nickname the "Gateway to the West." A sizable percentage of the settlers came from the south, and they brought the practice of slavery with them. During the Civil War, Missouri fought on the side of the Confederacy. Statistics from 2006 show that Missouri has a population of about 5.8 million. This state has experienced a large population growth over the last five years.

Economically, Missouri is a powerhouse. The GSP for 2003 was almost 200 billion, placing it in the top 30 states in the U.S. Some of the industries which are very prominent include chemicals, aerospace, beer, and food processing. Some of the agricultural products that are produced in this state include hay, corn, and beef products. Missouri has well over 100,000 farms, making it the second largest farm state in the U.S. behind Texas. This state is home to a sizable German population, and it is known for its high quality breweries. Wine is popular as well. One of the minerals which is frequently harvested is limestone. In addition to this, coal and lead for mined as well. Missouri ranks number 1 in the country when it comes to the mining of limestone.

The Missouri White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Missouri. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Montana White Pages Database

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Records: 400252
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Description: Montana is a U.S. state that is located in Northwest. It should also be noted that sizable portions of this state also comprise the Great Plains. There are a large number of mountains in Montana, and the geography is quite mountainous. Montana has one of the lowest populations in the U.S., despite the large size of the state by area. The three industries that make up the bulk of its economy are lumber, agriculture, and the extraction of minerals. It should also be noted that Montana is home to a number of famous national parks, and tourism also comprises an important part of its industry. Millions of people tour the state on an annual basis.

The total population for the state is just under a million people. This state is the 41st to be admitted to the Union, and it was added in November of 1889. While the geography of this state is quite diverse, the Rocky Mountains makes many parts of the state quite rugged. Montana has a sizable number of rivers, and hydropower is an important source of energy in the state. The GSP for Montana was $26 billion in 2003. It should be noted that the economy has grown rapidly in the last three years. A sizable percentage of the states economy is based on agriculture. Some of the products which are produced here are cherries, honey, wheat, and oats. Mineral extraction is a crucial industry, and gold and silver are very important minerals. Tourism is also an important industry.

The Montana White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Montana. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Nebraska White Pages Database

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Records: 650415
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Description: Nebraska is a state that is located in the Great Plains section of the U.S. Today, it is one of the top farming states in the nation. While the capital city is Lincoln, the largest city in the state is Omaha. Nebraska has a population of 1.7 million, and it was admitted to the Union in March of 1867. The size of the population is out of proportion of the size of the state, which is quite large. This has allowed a large portion of the land to be used for farming purposes. The states which border Nebraska are Colorado, Kansas, Iowa, Wyoming and Missouri. Geographically, the land which comprises this state the most are the Great Plains. Much of this region is comprised of rolling hills.

The climate of the state may vary based on location. While the western portion of the state is more semiarid, the eastern part of the state has a continental climate. Like many states in the Midwest, Nebraska has experienced what is called rural flight. Many residents, especially those who are college graduates, have left the region to move to other places. A number of studies show that the GSP for the state was almost $70 billion in 2004. Much of the economy is based on farming, and sizable percentage of the land is comprised of farms. Some of the products that it produces are soybeans, beef, and corn. The state is famous for its beef, and it is also a center for manufacturing, insurance, and information technology.

The Nebraska White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Nebraska. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Nevada White Pages Database

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Records: 980376
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Description: Nevada is a state that is located in the western portion of the U.S. It is famous for its gambling industry, as well as its legalized prostitution, and it is the only state to legalize the latter. While the capital of this state is Carson City, Las Vegas and Reno are two of its most well known cities. Nevada has been given the nickname "The Silver State," due to the mining of silver that was conducted during its early days. Nevada fought on the side of the Union during the Civil War, and it was given the name "The Battle Born State." The Census in 2000 showed that this state had a population of 1.9 million, though it has grown a bit since this time. Like Utah, a sizable portion of this state is uninhabited, and the major centers for the population are Las Vegas, Reno, and Carson City.

In its early days, mining was an important part of Nevada. However, states such as Colorado begin to challenge it in the 19th century, and it was difficult for the state to compete. Despite this, the discovery of silver and the legalization of gambling allowed the state to be prosperous. The legalization of gambling allowed Nevada to thrive during the Great Depression, a time in which many states suffered. The GSP for Nevada in 2003 was $88 billion. The principle industries in Nevada are tourism, food processing, and the production of electrical equipment. Tourism has also played an important role in its economy, since travelers from around the world come to visit Reno, Las Vegas, and Lake Tahoe. In the smaller areas outside of the larger cities, mining and cattle continue to be important contributions to the economy. Gold is the most prominent mineral.

The Nevada White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Nevada. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

New Hampshire White Pages Database

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Records: 542549
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Description: New Hampshire is a U.S. state that can be found in the New England area. New Hampshire is one of the original thirteen colonies, and it was the very first state in the country to draft its own constitution. This state is known for having a large number of recreational activities, and it is a prominent center for winter sports. People come to New Hampshire from around the world for skiing and other activities. The state has a small population of just 1.2 million, and like many states in the New England region, it is relatively small in size. New Hampshire was admitted to the Union in June of 1788. The two states which border it are Maine, Vermont, and Massachusetts, and it is bordered by Canada to the north.

Prior to the arrival of European settlers, New Hampshire was inhabited by numerous Algonquian Native American groups. The GSP for this state was $49 billion in 2003, and the state is known for producing agricultural products like apples, eggs, and dairy products. While the manufacture of textiles has traditionally been prominent in this state, it became much more diversified by the end of the 20th century. Because the cost of manufacture is lower in the southern states, many of these industries have become weaker, and have not played a prominent role in the New Hampshire economy. New Hampshire does not have a sales tax or even a personal income tax. Many people have moved into the state because of these tax advantages, and the economy has become much more diversified.

The New Hampshire White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of New Hampshire. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

New Jersey White Pages Database

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Records: 3092856
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Description: New Jersey is a U.S. state that can be found in the Mid-Atlantic region. The states which border it are Pennsylvania, New York, and Delaware. Because of its close proximity to New York, certain parts of New Jersey are considered to be a part of the New York Metropolitan area. New Jersey had been inhabited for over 10,000 years prior to the arrival of European settlers. New Jersey has a population of approximately 8.4 million. This state was admitted to the Union in 1787. This state is known for having a temperate climate, which is very similar to other states in the region. While the state may commonly be effected by Hurricanes, the storms are generally weak by the time they reach the area.

While New Jersey was the third state to have the U.S. Constitution ratified, it was the last northern state to abolish the practice of slavery. Despite the small size of this state, it has one of the highest GSPs of any state in the U.S. In 2004 New Jersey had a GSP of $416 billion. The counties within this state are considered to be some of the wealthiest in the nation. In addition to this New Jersey is known for producing a large number of agricultural products like fruits, nuts, seafood, and vegetables. The southern portion of the state is known for its production of blueberries. One of the biggest industries in this state is petroleum, and it has one of the most prominent petroleum industries of any state in the U.S.

The New Jersey White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of New Jersey. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

New Mexico White Pages Database

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Records: 641928
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Description: New Mexico is a state that is located in the southwestern portion of the U.S. It has a very rich history, and it has been inhabited by numerous Native American groups before the arrival of European settlers. Today, New Mexico has the largest Hispanic American population of any state. It also has a large number of Native Americans. The current population for this state is approximately 1.9 million, and it was admitted to the Union in January of 1912. The geography if this state is very diverse. While a portion of the Rocky Mountains can be found here, there are also a number of forested areas. Overall, the climate is dry, and this state experiences a great deal of sunlight.

The GSP for New Mexico was almost $60 billion in 2003. Some of the industries that are quite prominent are dairy, cattle, and agriculture. In cities such as Albuquerque, one of the most prominent industries is lumber mills. Pinewood is readily harvested here, and this has led to a rich commercial industry. Mineral extraction is also important. A sizable percentage of residents earn their living from the extraction of minerals, and the existence of this industry predates the arrival of European settlers. The federal government spends a great deal of money in New Mexico, and Albuquerque is a center for industrial manufacture. New Mexico gets a larger amount of federal funding than many states in the U.S. It should also be noted that New Mexico has become a center for space tourism, since companies such as Virgin Galactic want to establish their headquarters here.

The New Mexico White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of New Mexico. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

New York White Pages Database

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Records: 7989589
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Description: New York is a U.S. state that lies in the northeastern portion of the country. A sizable percentage of this state is centered in the southern portion of the state near New York City. While the capital of the state is Albany, the largest city in the state is New York City. The total population for New York State is 18.9 million, and most of these people live in the New York metropolitan area. This state was admitted to the Union in July of 1788. The states which border New York are Connecticut, and Vermont, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. The New York metropolitan area is considered to be megalopolis, since it has a population that exceeds 500,000 people.

The city of New York plays the biggest factor in the economy. It is a world class city that is one of the largest in the world. The only cities to surpass New York City in size are Mexico City and Tokyo. The state government plays an important role in the economy of this state, and some of the industries which are prominent are law, trade, and technology. The GSP for New York in 2005 was $935.5 billion. The only states in the U.S. to surpass it are Texas and California. In addition to industrial manufacture, tourism and chemical products are very popular. It should also be noted that New York produces a number of agricultural products, including cattle, vegetables, and apples. It should also be noted that New York is homes to some of the worlds largest corporations.

The New York White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of New York. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

North Carolina White Pages Database

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Records: 3190348
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Description: North Carolina is a state that can be found in the southeastern portion of the U.S. It borders the Atlantic Ocean, and it is one of the original Thirteen Colonies. Currently, North Carolina is one of the fastest growing states in the southeast, and it has an economy and population which are quite diverse. The largest city in this state is Charlotte, and the total population is just over 8 million. The climate and geography of this state are diverse. While the eastern portion of the state is more tropical, the western part is the state is a bit more mountainous. Overall, the climate could best be described as being warm and humid. Of all the states in the south, North Carolina has one of the largest Gross State Products. In 2004, the GSP for this state was $336 billion.

North Carolina is well known for its agricultural industry, and it produces a sizable number of eggs, tobacco, and milk. Potatoes and soybeans are also popular. Despite this, the economy of the state has been weakened by things such as outsourcing. A number of statistics indicate that one out of every five manufacturing workers have lost their jobs due to global competition. Some of the industries which remain prominent in this state are agriculture, electrical tools, paper, chemicals, and textiles. The furniture production industry has been tremendously weakened due to low cost imports from Asia. While Tobacco is an important part of its economy, there are debates the federal governments willingness to subsidize the industry.

The North Carolina White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of North Carolina. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

North Dakota White Pages Database

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Records: 270425
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Description: North Dakota is a U.S. state that is located in the Midwest. Geographically, it is located in the northern part of the Great Plains, and the state was named after Native American groups that resided in the area. North Dakota was admitted to the Union in 1889, and it was the 39th state to be added. While the capital of this state is Bismarck, the largest city is Fargo. It has the lowest population of any state in the U.S. at just under 640,000. The only exception to this is Wyoming. Despite this, North Dakota is one of the largest states in the region by area. The climate for North Dakota could be described as being continental. There are few bodies of water in this state, and while the summers can be quite hot, the winters can be extremely cold.

A large number of the residents have been moving out this state since the 1980s. One of the primary reasons for this is because college graduates cant find many jobs in the state once they finish school. The issue of migration out of the state has played an important role in the politics of the state government. The GSP for North Dakota was $24 billion in 2005, making it one of the lowest states in the nation. Despite this, the state is a leader in the production of various crops. Some of the crops which are important in this region include canola, wheat, sunflowers, and soybeans. A sizable percentage of this state is comprised of farms, and honey is prominently produced in the central regions. While it does produce a bit of petroleum and electrical products, it is relatively small in comparison to other states.

The North Dakota White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of North Dakota. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Ohio White Pages Database

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Records: 5045458
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Description: Ohio is a U.S. state that can be found in the Midwest. Many of the people who originally settled in this state were those who came Appalachia, the South, or New England. While the largest city in this state is Columbus, the Cleveland Metropolitan area is larger. It should also be noted that Columbus is the capital. The total population of this state is approximately 11.3 million. It was admitted to the Union in March of 1803. The geography of this state has played an important role in its economic success. Ohio acts as a connector between the Midwest and Northeast, and much of the nations cargo vehicles must pass through the state.

Lake Erie lies to the north, and this gives Ohio a seaport advantage. The states which border Ohio are Indiana, Michigan, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. The climate for this state is humid continental, and this state has a number of prominent cities. Some of them are Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Dayton, and Toledo. Economically, the industries which are the most prominent include rubber, steel, and processed foods. It should also be noted that the airplane was invented in this state by the Wright brothers. Ohio is also home to important federal government centers like the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. The GSP for Ohio was over $400 billion in 2004, making it one of the wealthiest states in the country. Ohio is also known for its agriculture, and produces products such as poultry, corn, electrical products, soybeans, and dairy products.

The Ohio White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Ohio. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Oklahoma White Pages Database

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Records: 1520019
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Description: Oklahoma is a state that is located near the Great Plains, and a sizable part of this state is also located in the south. The largest city in this state is Oklahoma City, and it is also the capital. The Census officially considers Oklahoma to be a southern state, but because it is located near the center of the country, it has a number of characteristics that separate it from other states. Oklahoma was admitted to the Union in 1907, and it was the 46th state to do so. This state was inhabited by a large number of Native American groups such as the Choctaw, and the state has the largest Native American population of any state in the U.S. Oklahoma has been given the nickname "Native America."

There are a number of mountain ranges in this state, and one of the most prominent is the Quachitas. The other mountain ranges are the Wichitas and the Arbuckles. Of all the states in the United States, Oklahoma has been found to have the most varying terrain. Some of the industries which are very popular in this state are tourism, natural gas, and food. In fact, Oklahoma is one of the largest producers of food in the United States. It produces food products like poultry, wheat, soy, and dairy products. The GSP for this state was $86 billion in 1999. In addition to food production, electrical products, rubber, and transportation are additional industries which are prominent. Oklahoma City is a center of commerce in this state.

The Oklahoma White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Oklahoma. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Oregon White Pages Database

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Records: 1574537
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Description: Oregon is a state that is located in the Pacific Northwest. The states which border it are Nevada, California, Washington, and Idaho. Of all the states in the U.S., Oregon has one of the most diverse climates. It has volcanoes, a coastal area, and thick forests. The population for this state is approximately 3.5 million, and while the capital city is Salem, the largest city is Portland. It was admitted to the Union in February of 1859, and the state was previously inherited by Native American groups such as the Bannock and Klamath. The state is home to a large number of beavers, and it has been given the name "The Beaver State."

Because of Oregons diverse geography, it has a very rich economy. It is especially prominent in the areas of agriculture, and some of the products that it produces are fruits, potatoes, and dairy products. The wine industry is this state is quite prominent. Because of the thick forests which are present in the state, Oregon has a very vibrant lumber industry. Since the 1970s, Oregon has become an important center for advanced technology. However, the burst of the dot com bubble in 2001 had an adverse impact on the economy of this state. Oregon is home to a number of large companies, and one of the most prominent is Nike. Because it is a coastal state, Oregon has one of the largest fishing industries in the nation, particularly for salmon. Because of its beauty, tourism has also played an important role in the economy of Oregon.

The Oregon White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Oregon. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Pennsylvania White Pages Database

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Records: 4671614
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Description: Pennsylvania is a U.S. state in the northeast that is considered to be a commonwealth. Due to the sizable percentage for Quakers who lived in the state, it has been given the nickname the Quaker State. Pennsylvania has a population of 12.2 million, and it was admitted to the Union in December of 1787. Like many states in the Northeast, Pennsylvania was one of the original thirteen colonies. Compared to most northeastern states, Pennsylvania is large in both size and population. When it comes to agriculture, Pennsylvania has a number of qualities which liken it to the south. Economically, Pennsylvania is one of the most prosperous states in the nation.

The GSP for this state was $430 billion in 2005. This makes it the sixth richest nation in the U.S., and if Pennsylvania were a country, it would surpass the yearly income of Belgium. The southern portion of Pennsylvania is known to be a manufacturing powerhouse, and the state has traditionally been known for its steel production.The other parts of the state are quite rural, and the separation between the two plays an important in the economy of the state. A large number of Fortune 500 companies operate in the area, and Pennsylvania is the national leader when it comes to Biotechnology. This state has more biotechnology firms than any other state in the U.S., and the state government has offered favorable incentives for companies that wish to invest in the state. The largest city in this state is Philadelphia, and much like New York City, much of the states influence is derived from this city.

The Pennsylvania White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Pennsylvania. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Rhode Island White Pages Database

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Records: 421436
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Description: Rhode Island is a U.S. state that can be found in the New England region. It is the smallest state in terms of its area, and it was one of the original thirteen colonies. While it was the very first state to break apart from Britain, it was the very last state to seek the ratification of the U.S. Constitution. Rhode Island has a population of just over 1 million, and it was admitted to the Union in May of 1790. The states which border Rhode Island are Connecticut and Massachusetts. The climate for this region is considered to be humid continental. While the state experiences a great deal of rain during the summer, the winters can be cold with lots of snowfall.

Textile has always played an important role in the economy of this state, and it still does today. However, it does not have the prominence that it had in the past. Economically, Rhode Island has become much more diversified, and a number of Fortune 500 companies operate here. In addition to this, there are a few Fortune 1000 companies in the state as well. The GSP for Rhode Island in 2000 was $33 billion. While textiles was the most prominent industry in the past, it has since been replaced by health services. The next most important industry is tourism, which has created approximately $39,000 jobs. Tourism alone is a multi-billion dollar industry in Rhode Island. After tourism, manufacturing is the next most important industry, and this state is known for producing machinery and various metal products.

The Rhode Island White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Rhode Island. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

South Carolina White Pages Database

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Records: 1378316
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Description: South Carolina is a southern state that was one of the original thirteen colonies. It should also be noted that this state was the first to break away from the Union during the start of the Civil War. Statistics from 2005 show that the population for this state is approximately 4.3 million. It was admitted to the Union in May of 1788. The two states which border South Carolina are North Carolina and Georgia. South Carolina is a coastal state that sits next to the Atlantic Ocean. Geographically, this state is split into four regions, and these are the Lowcountry, Coastal Plain, Foothills, and Sand Hills. Like many states in the south, the climate for South Carolina is humid subtropical. However, it should be noted that the temperatures can drop to below freezing during January.

The GSP for South Carolina was $136 billion in 2004. This state is known for being a prominent producer of various agricultural products, and some of the things that are produced in this state are hogs, dairy products, and tobacco. It is also a prominent producer of industrial items like machinery paper, and chemicals. Because it has a number of beaches, it is also a popular tourist destination. The sales tax in this state is only 5%, which is much lower than many other states. The tax for items such as groceries have been reduced to 3%. It should also be noted that South Carolina does not have an inheritance tax. Even though gambling has not been legalized, many video poker machines can be found hear, and this industry generates billions of dollars each year in taxes.

The South Carolina White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of South Carolina. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

South Dakota White Pages Database

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Records: 303967
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Description: South Dakota is a state that is located in the Midwestern portion of the U.S. It was given its name from the Native American tribes that lived in the area, and it was made a part of the Union in November of 1889. One of the most famous landmarks in this state is Mount Rushmore. While the capital of the state is Pierre, the largest city is Sioux Falls. The total population for South Dakota is just over 750,000, making it one of the most least populated states in the U.S. There are a large number of national parks in this state, and they have become popular tourist destinations. The climate for South Dakota can be described as having continental climate. While the summers can get quite hot, the winters are exceptionally cold.

Due to its small population, the GSP for South Dakota was only $29 billion in 2004. The average personal income is only $26,000, making South Dakota one of the lowest states in the nation. It should also be noted that South Dakota does not have any income taxes or inheritance taxes, and the sales tax is about 4%. South Dakota has experienced rural flight, and many residents are moving out of the state, especially those who are college educated. Taxes which are placed on property and personal income is the primary methods that are used to pay for counties and schools. Like the federal government, the state government in South Dakota is split into three branches, and this is judicial, legislative, and the executive branch.

The South Dakota White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of South Dakota. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Tennessee White Pages Database

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Records: 1754527
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Description: Tennessee is a state that can be found in the southern portion of the U.S. It was admitted to the Union in 1796, and it was the sixteenth state to be added. Tennessee has been given the nickname the "Volunteer State," as this was due to the role it played in the War of 1812. The largest city in this state is Memphis, and Nashville is the capital. The current population for this state is just over 5.6 million, and it lies in close proximity to eight different states. The portions of this state that lie next to the Great Smoky Mountains are quite rugged, but the western portion of the state has a larger number of hills. Overall, the climate for Tennessee is much like other southern states, which is humid subtropical.

Native Americans had inhabited this state for at least 11,000 years prior to the arrival of European settlers. Some of the groups that lived here were the Yuchi and Cherokee. Despite the small size of this state, it had a GSP of just over $226 billion in 2005, giving it the 18th biggest economy out of country comprised of 50 states. Some of the industries which are very prominent in Tennessee are electricity, cotton, textiles, and cattle. There are well over 80,000 livestock farms in this state, and it plays an important role in agriculture. The state income tax is not placed on personal salaries, but it may be applied to stocks or other investment options. Unlike many states, food is taxed at 6% rather than 7%.

The Tennessee White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Tennessee. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Texas White Pages Database

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Records: 7959052
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Description: Texas is a southern state located near the southwestern portion of the United States. It is one of the largest states in the US, and only California and Alaska are larger. Texas is home to a number of important cities, and some of them are Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, Austin, and San Antonio. Texas became independent from Mexico in 1836, and it remained a republic for nearly a decade before becoming a part of the United States in 1845. The total population for this state is just over 20 million, and the Native American tribes that once lived in the state are the Comanche, Apache, and Kiowa. Because of the size of this state, Texas has a large number of geographic features. While the northern part of the state is similar to the Great Plains, they are also areas in Texas that are more mountainous.

The GSP for Texas in 2005 was almost 1 trillion, making it one of the most lucrative states in the U.S. The only state to surpass Texas is California, and it recently surpassed New York State. The success of this state is often credited to the number of jobs available, as well as the low cost of living compared to other states. While the cost of housing has risen like the rest of the U.S., it is still much cheaper than states such as California. It should also be noted that Texas does not have a state income tax. While Texas was largely rural before World War 2, the state developed into an agriculture powerhouse, and it is now a center for various forms of technology. Natural gas, electric power, and oil are also important industries.

The Texas White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Texas. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Utah White Pages Database

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Records: 777736
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Description: Utah is a state that is located in the western portion of the U.S. It was added to the Union in January of 1896, and it was the 45th state to be added. Utah is unique in that over 80% of its population lives in close proximity to the Salt Lake City metropolitan area. Because of this, a large portion of this state is not inhabited. The total population of Utah is approximately 2.5 million. Geographically, Utah is broken down into three sections, and these are the Colorado Plateau, the Rocky Mountains, and the Great Basin. In addition to forests, Utah has a large number of mountainous areas. A portion of this state is located in the Mojave Desert, and it can become extremely hot during the summer months.

The eastern portion of Utah is known for its mining and natural gas industries. In addition to this, there are a number of recreational centers in the state, and ski resorts are quite popular. One of the largest Native American reservations is the Uintah and Quray Indian Reservation. Native American tribes have inhabited this state for at least 10,000 years. Utah is also known for its large Mormon population, and they have a great deal of influence in the state. The GSP for this state in 2004 was approximately $82 billion. In the eastern part of the state, the most dominant industry is petroleum. A large number of oil companies drill in the areas near Salt Lake City. Coal is important as well.

The Utah White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Utah. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Vermont White Pages Database

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Records: 296643
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Description: Vermont is a U.S. state that is located in the New England area. It is one of the smallest states in the country in both size and population. While the total population for Vermont is just over 600,000, it has just over 9,000 square miles. The only state that is less populated than Vermont is Wyoming. The states which border Vermont are New York, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire. Prior to the arrival of European settlers, this state was heavily inhabited by Native American groups such as the Iroquois and Algonquian groups. Vermont is well known for being a producer of dairy products. While the largest city in the state is Burlington, the capital city is Montpelier.

Like many states in the New England area, Vermont has a climate that is humid continental. While the summers are warm with high levels of humidity, the winters are cold. The GSP for Vermont was $22 billion in 2003, making it one of the lowest in the U.S. However, the primary reason for this is the size and low population of the state. The most important industry in this state is agriculture, and it accounts for more than $2 billion of the states GSP. Since it was founded, Vermont has had periods of rapid population growth and decline. While the state was originally inhabited by farmers, many of these farmers moved west looking for land that could be farmed. These farmers found the forest of Vermont to be impractical for their work. The most popular agricultural centers in this state are dairy farms.

The Vermont White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Vermont. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Virginia White Pages Database

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Records: 2905674
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Description: Virginia is a southern state that was named after Queen Elizabeth the first, who was given the nickname the "Virgin Queen." Virginia is one of the few states in the U.S. to be considered a commonwealth. It should also be noted that Virginia is one of the thirteen colonies that were first formed in the continental U.S. While the largest city in the state is Virginia Beach, the capital city is Richmond. It should also be noted eight American Presidents were born in Virginia, more so than any other state. It has a total population of 7.5 million, and it was admitted to the Union in June of 1788. The climate of this state is considered to be quite mild.

Because Virginia is located near the Atlantic Ocean, it is typically home to extreme weather conditions such as Hurricanes. However, because most Hurricanes become much weaker by the time they reach this state, it is much less likely to see the type of damaged that is witnessed in Gulf coast states like Louisiana. Economically, Virginia is one of the most prosperous states in the U.S. Its GSP for 2004 was in excess of $320 billion. A recent article from Forbes magazine credited Virginia is being one of the states with the best business climate. Virginia is known for having a high level of economic growth with a quality of life that is not as high many other states. It should also be noted that the economy of this state is highly diversified.

The Virginia White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Virginia. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

Washington White Pages Database

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Records: 2677673
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Description: Washington is a U.S. state that is located in the Pacific Northwest. It was named after George Washington, and it was admitted to the Union in 1889. Statistics from 2006 show that the state has a population of approximately 6.3 million. While the capital of the state is Olympia, the largest city is Seattle. Because Washington is located near the Pacific Ocean, it has a mild ocean climate. While the western portion of the state can have extreme weather conditions, the eastern portion of the state is much warmer and dry. Winters can become quite cold, and prior to the arrival of European settlers, Washington state was home to Native American tribes that had a unique culture.

The GSP for Washington state was $268 billion in 2005, placing it in the top 20 wealthiest states. This state is home to tremendous business growth, and some of the Fortune 1000 companies which are based here include Amazon.com, Microsoft, and the American branch of Nintendo. Washington state is a leader in electronics, biotechnology, and mining. The state has also invested tremendous amounts of money in hydroelectric power. Washington does not have a personal income tax, and the state doesnt collect a tax from corporations. The sales tax for the state is 6.5 percent, but many foods are not included. Despite this, property taxes are heavily collected, and this comprises 30% of the income that is made by the state government. Washington is also home to important cities like Seattle, Tacoma, and Olympia.

The Washington White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of Washington. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.

West Virginia White Pages Database

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Records: 756997
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Description: West Virginia is a state that is located near the Appalachian mountain range. While it was at one time a part of Virginia, it broke away from the state during the Civil War, and it is the only state to be formed as a direct result of the Civil War. Despite the fact that West Virginia is located near the Appalachian mountain range, it is still considered to be a part of the southern United States. However, it should be noted that most of the citizens in this state consider themselves to be a part of Appalachia rather than the South. This state is known for its coal mining companies, and it is also considered to have a great natural beauty. West Virginia is a popular tourist destination for those who are interested in activities such as rock climbing, fishing, and skiing.

The largest city in West Virgina is Charleston. It has a total population of approximately 1.8 million, and it was admitted to the Union in June of 1863. The states which border West Virginia are Kentucky, Ohio, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. It should also be noted that West Virginia is the only state that is completely comprised within the Appalachian Mountains. Because of this, the land is quite rugged. The climate for this state is humid continental. Economically, West Virginia is one of the weakest states in the U.S. The only states that it surpasses are Mississippi and Arkansas. One of the few industries in this state that is very prominent is coal. In addition to this, oil is also drilled, but not at the scale found in states such as Alaska or Texas.

The West Virginia White Pages Phone Directory Database includes residential phone and address data for the state of West Virginia. These listings are updated on a 90 day basis to contain the freshest possible phone directory data.