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Dollars and shares using Rural-Urban Continuum

  Urban Total
Total Obligations (FY2002-2004) Percent of Total Total Obligations (FY2002-2004)
Alabama 2,715,756 100.0 2,715,756
California 9,644,187 100.0 9,644,187
District Of Columbia 15,538,221 100.0 15,538,221
Florida 5,796,326 100.0 5,796,326
Georgia 400,000 100.0 400,000
Idaho 150,000 100.0 150,000
Illinois 217,791 100.0 217,791
Maine 447,718 100.0 447,718
Maryland 2,735,297 100.0 2,735,297
Massachusetts 15,696,545 100.0 15,696,545
Michigan 847,725 100.0 847,725
Minnesota 2,003,500 100.0 2,003,500
Mississippi 99,780 100.0 99,780
Missouri 800,800 100.0 800,800
Nevada 59,238 100.0 59,238
New Jersey 1,617,805 100.0 1,617,805
New York 2,123,801 100.0 2,123,801
North Dakota 1,029,356 100.0 1,029,356
Ohio 731,062 100.0 731,062
Oklahoma 5,616,150 100.0 5,616,150
Oregon 55,000 100.0 55,000
Pennsylvania 950,571 100.0 950,571
Tennessee 7,425,312 100.0 7,425,312
Texas 383,714 100.0 383,714
Utah 298,050 100.0 298,050
Vermont 498,900 100.0 498,900
Virginia 8,047,124 100.0 8,047,124
Washington 2,616,523 100.0 2,616,523
West Virginia 2,331,269 100.0 2,331,269
Total 90,877,521 100.0 90,877,521

For a more detailed discussion of our scope and methodology and additional details see "Rural Economic Development: More Assurance Is Needed That Grant Funding Information Is Accurately Reported."
(GAO-06-294)