Countries with malaria in rural areas have been researched to
determine rural/urban population cutoffs according to the CDC's
interactive malaria map. Current population data have been compiled
for locations within areas defined as having malaria in rural areas
and urban locations have been identified on the corresponding maps.
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Detailed maps of the 29 provinces, municipalities and autonomous
regions in China with malaria risk have been added to the collection.
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Maps for the following countries have been deleted from the
collection:
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Algeria (no longer endemic for malaria)
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Egypt (no longer endemic for malaria)
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Mauritius (no longer endemic for malaria)
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Morocco (no longer endemic for malaria)
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Oman (no longer endemic for malaria)
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Solomon Islands (malaria in the entire country)
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Zimbabwe (malaria in the entire country)
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A map of Russia has been added to the collection
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Maps for the following countries have been updated:
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Argentina
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Azerbaijan
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Bhutan
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Brazil
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Burma
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China
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Colombia
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Costa Rica
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Dominican Republic
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El Salvador
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Ethiopia
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French Guiana
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Georgia
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Guatemala
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Guyana
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Honduras
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India
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Indonesia
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Iran
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Iraq
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Kyrgyzstan
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Malaysia
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Mauritania
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Mexico: Chiapas, Chihuahua, Durango, Nayarit, Oaxaca, Quintana Roo,
Sinaloa, Sonora
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Nepal
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Nicaragua
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North Korea
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Pakistan
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Panama
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Peru
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Philippines
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Saudi Arabia
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South Africa
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South Korea
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Sri Lanka
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Suriname
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Tajikistan
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Thailand
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Turkey
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Turkmenistan
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Uzbekistan
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Venezuela
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Viet Nam
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