Regional Statistics presents comprehensive data on cities, states, and regions across North America, covering population growth, crime rates, economic trends, and cultural shifts. This category provides statistical insights that help track development, urbanization, and societal changes.
Egg prices in the United States have generally followed a steady upward trend since 1980, with occasional spikes due to external shocks like disease outbreaks or rising input costs. Historically, notable surges occurred in 1984 (avian flu), 2008 (feed and fuel costs), and 2015 (H5N2 epidemic), pushing prices temporarily above $2.00 per dozen before settling. … Read more
As of February 11, 2025 – According to the latest United Nations estimates, the population of Northern America has reached approximately 386.7 million, with around 311 million residing in urban areas, as reported by Macrotrends. This accounts for 4.72% of the global population. Spanning an area of 18.65 million square kilometers (7.2 million square miles), … Read more
In recent years, the United States has experienced notable fluctuations in crime rates. According to the FBI’s Quarterly Uniform Crime Report for January through June 2024, there was a 10.3% decrease in reported violent crimes compared to the same period in 2023. Specifically, murders decreased by 22.7%, rapes by 17.7%, robberies by 13.6%, and aggravated … Read more