how many known padifiles are there in teh united states?
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"The number of pedophiles in the United States is not known, but mental health experts estimate that 4 percent of the population has a sexual orientation toward children, the vast majority of them males."
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alot if you count ones over seas
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Springfield#United_States\n\nIt is not a complete list.
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50 States in the USA. 50th being Hawaii
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ummm. there are thousands. Which ones you want?
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There seems to have been four. New York, Chicago, Miami & California. \n\n\nFrancello Doyle\nEndlessmall.org
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Yes they are legal in the U.S. in fact there are alot of them in pretty much every state.
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Several! Just go to Alabama.....or Georgia.....
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As of 2004 (the most current data) there are 19,820 airports in the USA, according to the U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics. Includes civil and joint-use civil-military airports, heliports, STOL (short takeoff and landing) ports, and seaplane bases in the United States and its territories. Of that, 14,532 are private use airfields.\n\nSee this table- "Number of U.S. Airports"\nhttp://www.bts.gov/publications/national_transportation_statistics/2006/html/table_01_03.html
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I know it has at least 4. You can probably find the definitive number in one of the links below.
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Minnesota, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Missouri, Mississippi, and Maine. That is eight.
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according to USA about fifty eight thousand
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Everyone's replies are absolutely correct.  I found a page from the FBI site that lists the location of the web site for each state though there may be individual sites for bigger cities.
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The number is in the thousands, if not hundreds of thousands. A recent published paper compiled a distribution map of the caves in the United States and used 45,000 known caves in the lower 48 states. They found that one third of the counties in the US have at least one cave. Here is the paper:\nhttp://www.caves.org/pub/journal/PDF/V61/v61n3-Culver.pdf\n\nThe most well-known type of cave is formed in limestone, such as Mammoth Cave, by dissolution of the rock by water and carbonic acid. This process creates terrains known as karst. In some areas the density of caves can be hundreds per square mile. Carlsbad is a different type of cave because it is believed by many to have originated from the upward percolation of acidic fluids associated with oil formation. The spectacular formations that decorate Carlsbad were formed by water coming from the surface and into the cave.  \n\nAnother type of cave that you may not be including in your definition is known as psuedokarst, and these are most often lava tubes. In volcanic terrains such as Lassen Volcanic National Park there are hundreds of these volcanically created caves. \n\nHere are some excellent sites that explain karst:\nhttp://www.caves.org/committee/education/index.htm\nhttp://www.dyetracing.com/karst/ka01000.html\nhttp://www.karstwaters.org/\n\nSome information on karst can be found at:
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The US - yes.\nDon't know about the others.
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There are 7.\nAntarctica, North America, Asia, Europe, Australia, Africa, South America
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there are quite a lot of them :)\n\ntry this http://www.island.net/~rjbw/Opindex.html