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So the website I used to find the data responsible for this map has two filters for white, one of them also includes spics for no reason and guess what? That's the one I used (by accident). I realized my mistake and then corrected this map to be accurate to the white filter that doesn't have spics. Sorry.

Source of data: https://www.indexmundi.com/

Here are the whitest counties in each state that didn't make the cut: - Sussex County, NJ (85.8% white) - Sussex County, DE (75.3% white) - Pickens County, SC (85.6% white) - Citrus County, FL (87.7% white) - Cameron Parish, LA (89.4% white) - Clay County, TX (89.4% white) - Grant County, OK (87.8% white) - Catron County, NM (75.4% white) - Yavapai County, AZ (80.4% white) - Lincoln County, NV (84.2% white) - Nevada County, CA (84.9% white) - Kenai Peninsula Borough, AK (80.1% white) - Hawaii County, HI (30.3% white)

So the website I used to find the data responsible for this map has two filters for white, one of them also includes spics for no reason and guess what? That's the one I used (by accident). I realized my mistake and then corrected this map to be accurate to the white filter that doesn't have spics. **Sorry.** Source of data: https://www.indexmundi.com/ Here are the whitest counties in each state that didn't make the cut: - Sussex County, NJ (85.8% white) - Sussex County, DE (75.3% white) - Pickens County, SC (85.6% white) - Citrus County, FL (87.7% white) - Cameron Parish, LA (89.4% white) - Clay County, TX (89.4% white) - Grant County, OK (87.8% white) - Catron County, NM (75.4% white) - Yavapai County, AZ (80.4% white) - Lincoln County, NV (84.2% white) - Nevada County, CA (84.9% white) - Kenai Peninsula Borough, AK (80.1% white) - Hawaii County, HI (30.3% white)

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[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

It's like non white people avoid deadly areas that get less than 20 below zero F are to be avoided. The map is almost like a weather map with the greenest areas are the ones with the lowest winter temperatures if you look at the areas and curve of the mostly white to not mostly white the smooth curved line is that lowest temp cutoff when you see a weather map showing a large cold front in January or February.