US Global Mobility Trends

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I
1	Top States That Won't Be Stopped From Going Out
2	Rank	Retail & Recreation		Rank	Parks		Rank	Workplaces
3	1	Arkansas	-29	1	South Dakota	126	1	Nebraska	-24
4	2	Mississippi	-32	2	Ohio	117	2	North Dakota	-24
5	3	Nebraska	-34	3	Nebraska	109	3	South Dakota	-25
6	4	South Dakota	-35	4	Arkansas	81	4	Arkansas	-27
7	5	Tennessee	-35	5	Missouri	73	5	Iowa	-29
8	6	Kansas	-36	6	North Dakota	73	6	Wyoming	-29
9	7	Oklahoma	-36	7	Kansas	72	7	Kansas	-30
10	8	Kentucky	-37	8	Kentucky	68	8	Mississippi	-30
11	9	Wyoming	-37	9	West Virginia	52	9	Alabama	-30
12	10	Missouri	-38	10	Virginia	46	10	Maine	-31
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15	Top States That Reduce Mobility Rates to Crowded Areas
16	Rank	Retail & Recreation		Rank	Parks		Rank	Workplaces
17	1	District of Columbia	-64	1	Hawaii	-65	1	Nevada	-52
18	2	New York	-62	2	New Hamshire	-63	2	District of Columbia	-47
19	3	Vermont	-62	3	Massachusetts	-56	3	New York	-46
20	4	Massachusetts	-59	4	Vermont	-55	4	Hawaii	-45
21	5	New Jersey	-59	5	Connecticut	-52	5	New Jersey	-44
22	6	Michigan	-58	6	Rhode Island	-50	6	Michigan	-43
23	7	Minesota	-58	7	Florida	-48	7	Vermont	-43
24	8	New Hamshire	-58	8	New York	-47	8	Massachusetts	-42
25	9	Connecticut	-56	9	District of Columbia	-41	9	Washington	-41
26	10	Hawaii	-56	10	California	-38	10	Florida	-41
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