NORTH  AMERICA
Country	Status		Vacc. Prog.	Spp.	Year	Out-Breaks	Cases		Vaccntd	Popltn
	Prob	FAO/OIE					No	/106
USA	+	+/+	V*	Bov	94	+	.	.	.	103,265,000
		()			95	.	.	.	.	101,749,000
					96	+	.	.	.	101,208,700
		+()			97	.	.	.	.	99,501,000
					98	+[1]	.	.	.	98,500,000
					99	1[2]	8	0.8	.	.
					00	12[3]	>248	2.6	.	97,300,000
					01	+[4]	.	.	.	96,700,000
	.	+/+	V*	Ovi-Cap	94	+	.	.	.	10,281,000
		()			95	.	.	.	.	10,256,000
					96	+	.	.	.	9,897,000
					97	.	.	.	.	9,016,000
					98	.	.	.	.	7,400,600
					99	.	.	.	.	.
					00	.	.	.	.	8,595,000
					01	.	.	.	.	8,200,000
		+()/+	*	Swine	94	+	.	.	.	59,612,000
		()			95	.	.	.	.	60,190,000
					96	.	.	.	.	60,190,000
					97	.	.	.	.	59,920,000
					98	.	.	.	.	62,200,000
					99	.	.	.	.	.
					00	.	.	.	.	59,800,000
					01	.	.	.	.	58,800,000
				Fauna	97	+++[5]
					98	.
					00	1[6]
					01	++[7]
				Man	88-95		3
					96-99		0
					00		1
					01		2[8]
Values in [ ] are indexes referring to footnotes below
[1]	Ex ProMED: outbreaks occurred in Wagon Mound (New Mexico) involving cattle and horses; five outbreaks with 25 deaths in Barnes and Grigg counties (North Dakota).
[2]	Eight animals died in a herd east of Billings in Big Horn county, Montana, with no known previous cases.
[3]	Nevada: Gerlach 76 cattle dead; Reno, Damonte Ranch 15 deaths, Bella Vista Ranch 16 dead; all on old anthrax pastures which had been disturbed, ditch clearing at Gerlach, road making at Reno. North Dakota: 17 herds with >120 deaths in Griggs, Steele, Trail, Grand Forks & Pembina counties; 32 farms quarantined. South Dakota: three herds Clark county herd with 3/29 dead; Day county with two herds with first losing 6/16. Minnesota: 13/28 affected in Clay county herd; second herd in Becker county lost 1/30; third herd in Roseau county with at least 5 deaths with human exposure to infected meat; Marshall county herd with 3 dead. All the above in August. See Canada.
[4]	Includes (1) 21 cattle on a ranch in Santa Clara county, California; (2) 10 outbreaks in the Roseau valley, NW Minnesota, with 70 cattle and 2 horses dead – see Canada; (3) over 40 ranches affected in Bandera, Edwards, Kinney, Real, Uvalde, and Val Verde counties, Texas, involving white-tailed deer, cattle, horses with significant deer deaths.
[5]	Severe epidemic occurred in SW Texas in ranched white tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) with heavy losses.
[6]	Plains bison dead in Fargo, ND, in June.
[7]	(1) South Dakota, Jerauld county, 11 plains bison (10 females, one bull) in a herd of 90; (2) Texas, over 40 deer ranches affected with unknown hundreds of deaths.
[8]	Cutaneous case associated with skinning a dead bison; second case unconfirmed; 16 reported officially but most were clinical suspects following consumption of contaminated meat.