Nationwide (View as slideshow)

• Sprawl (rural land lost to development) in the United States
• United States Per Capita Land Consumption (1982-1997)
• Growth in Per Capita Land Consumption compared to growth in developed land (1982-1997)
• Growth in U.S. developed land (1982-1997)
• Per Capita Consumption growth compared to Population Growth 91982-1997)
• States with most population growth had largest permanent loss of rural land (1982-1997)

Arizona (View as slideshow)

• Sprawl (rural land lost to development) in Arizona
  
• Arizona Per Capita Land Consumption
  
• Arizona Population Growth
  
• Sprawl in Arizona compared with sprawl nationwide

Iowa (View as slideshow)

• Population growth in Iowa compared with population growth nationwide
• Sprawl (rural land lost to development) in Iowa
• Growth in per capita land consumption in Iowa
• Population Growth and sprawl in Iowa compared with population growth and sprawl nationwide

Western States (View as slideshow)

• Western states where Per Capita Land Consumption Growth was an OVERWHELMING FACTOR in sprawl and Population Growth was a minimal factor in sprawl (1982-97)
• Western states where Per Capita Land Consumption Growth and Population Growth were Roughly Equal Factors in sprawl (1982-1997)
• Western states where Per Capita Land Consumption Growth was a significant minority factor in sprawl and Population Growth was a MAIN FACTOR (1982-1997)
• Western states where Per Capita Land Consumption Growth was a minimal factor in sprawl and Population Growth was an OVERWHELMING FACTOR (1982-1997)
• Western states with little population growth had HALF THE SPRAWL of western states with little growth in per capita land consumption (1982-1997)
• Third of western states with MOST per capita land consumption (1982-1997)
• Third of western states with MOST per capita land consumption are NOT states with greatest sprawl (1982-1997)
• Third of western states with LEAST per capita land consumption (1982-1997)
• Third of western states with LEAST per capita land consumption rank high in total land lost (1982-1997)