NORTH AMERICA
Country	Status		Vacc. Prog.	Spp.	Year	Out-Breaks	Cases		Vaccntd	Popltn
	Prob	FAO/OIE					No	/106
Canada	+	-1991	*	Bov	91	4	36	2.9	1,000	12,368,900
					92	-	.	.	.	12,249,000
					93	1[1]	14	1.1	300	12,972,038
					94	1	8	0.7	200	12,972,000
		-1994			95	.	.	.	.	12,972,038
		(+)			96	4[2]	.	0.3	.	14,400,000
					97	0	0	.	.	14,983,034
					98	-	.	.	.	14,893,034
					99	7[3]	29	1.9	.	14,893,034
					00	14[4]	59	4	.	14,765,800
					01	3[5]	26	1.8	.	14,640,200
		-/-	*	Ovi-Cap	91	-	.	.	.	856,088
					92	-	.	.	.	786,000
					93	-	.	.	.	1,204,007
		/(1985)			94	-	.	.	.	1,024,000
					95	.	.	.	.	1,024,007
					96	.	.	.	.	926,116
					97	0	0	.	.	990,669
					98	-	.	.	.	990,669
					99	.	.	.	.	990,669
					00	.	.	.	.	990,669
					01	.	.	.	.	1,167,019
		(1986)/-	*	Swine	91	-	.	.	.	10,490,500
					92	-	.	.	.	10,370,000
					93	-	.	.	.	10,216,083
		/(1985)			94	-	.	.	.	10,216,000
					95	.	.	.	.	10,216,083
					96	.	.	.	.	11,700,000
					97	0	0	.	.	11,040,462
					98	-	.	.	.	11,040,462
					99	.	.	.	.	12,473,400
					00	.	.	.	.	12,253,600
					01	.	.	.	.	13,060,400
		(+)	V*	Fauna	91	+
					92	+
					93	+	283	.	.	2,200
					94	+
					95	-
					96	-
					98	1	4[6]
					99	-
					00	1	108[7]
					01	2	94[8]
				Man	88-90	0
					91		1[9]
					92		0
					93		0
					96		0
Values in [ ] are indexes referring to the below footnotes
[1]	In north-central Alberta, but by 1994 involves an historic band across southern Alberta & Saskatchewan. Simultaneously, a major epidemic in the MacKenzie Bison Sanctuary involving some 180 wood bison.
[2]	Ontario (1), Saskatchewan (1), Alberta (2) ... Two were recurrences in herds not maintaining vaccination
[3]	Rocky Mountain Lodge, Alberta. The horse was affected on one of cattle ranches.
[4]	Saskatchewan had 1 infected premises with 1 case; southern Manitoba had 11 infected premises near Roseau River with 44 cases to western border of Ontario with 2 infected premises with 14 cases..
[5]	(1) Manitoba, Sprague county (1 farm, 9 animals); Saskatchewan, Guernsey (1, 5); Southern Alberta (1, 12).
[6]	Winnipeg Zoo: 3 bison (Bison bison) and 1 white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus); a cow bison and her calf were noted to be ill but responded quickly to treatment with antibiotics. All other animals at risk were vaccinated. Cause unknown but suspected to be related to the earth mound in the compound.
[7]	On July 14 the first dead bison was found in the south part of WBNP near the Peace River. Later a second cluster was found in the Salt Plains area. Total: 106 bison of anthrax, mostly bulls; two calves died of starvation; and two black bears of anthrax, presumably from scavenging carcasses.
[8]	[1] Peace Athabasca Delta, first noted 22 June in Lake Claire delta area (same as 2000), final tally 82 bison (44 bulls, 37 cows, one unknown) and one cow moose; total population 300-400 bison. [2] Hook Lake, mid-August, 11 bison.
[9]	Associated with clothing (a sweater bought at a second-hand clothing store).