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Learn about Children's Health Protection Where You Live

Click on your state or EPA Region on the map or from the list below to find information about children's health protection where you live.

Map of the US, split into EPA 
regions

StateRegion
AlabamaRegion 4
AlaskaRegion 10
American SamoaRegion 9
ArizonaRegion 9
ArkansasRegion 6
CaliforniaRegion 9
ColoradoRegion 8
ConnecticutRegion 1
DelawareRegion 3
District of ColumbiaRegion 3
FloridaRegion 4
GeorgiaRegion 4
GuamRegion 9
HawaiiRegion 9
IdahoRegion 10
IllinoisRegion 5
IndianaRegion 5
IowaRegion 7
KansasRegion 7
KentuckyRegion 4
LouisianaRegion 6
MaineRegion 1
MarylandRegion 3
MassachusettsRegion 1
MichiganRegion 5
MinnesotaRegion 5
MississippiRegion 4
MissouriRegion 7
MontanaRegion 8
StateRegion
NebraskaRegion 7
NevadaRegion 9
New HampshireRegion 1
New JerseyRegion 2
New MexicoRegion 6
New YorkRegion 2
North CarolinaRegion 4
North DakotaRegion 8
Mariana IslandsRegion 9
OhioRegion 5
OklahomaRegion 6
OregonRegion 10
PennsylvaniaRegion 3
Puerto RicoRegion 2
Rhode IslandRegion 1
South CarolinaRegion 4
South DakotaRegion 8
TennesseeRegion 4
TexasRegion 6
Trust TerritoriesRegion 9
UtahRegion 8
VermontRegion 1
Virgin IslandsRegion 2
VirginiaRegion 3
WashingtonRegion 10
West VirginiaRegion 3
WisconsinRegion 5
WyomingRegion 8

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Last updated on August 10, 2026
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