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Counties with a 2007 Burley Tobacco Program Crop Code Crop Name Counties with a 2007 Burley Tobacco Program Crop Code Crop Name State Code State Name County Code County Name 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 005 Bartholomew 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 019 Clark 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 025 Crawford 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 029 Dearborn 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 031 Decatur 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 041 Fayette 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 043 Floyd 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 047 Franklin 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 055 Greene 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 061 Harrison 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 071 Jackson 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 077 Jefferson 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 079 Jennings 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 093 Lawrence 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 115 Ohio 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 117 Orange 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 119 Owen 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 137 Ripley 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 143 Scott 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 145 Shelby 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 147 Spencer 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 155 Switzerland 0231 Burley Tobacco 18 Indiana 175 Washington 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 001 Adair 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 003 Allen 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 005 Anderson 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 007 Ballard 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 009 Barren 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 011 Bath 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 013 Bell 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 015 Boone 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 017 Bourbon 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 019 Boyd 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 021 Boyle 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 023 Bracken 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 025 Breathitt 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 027 Breckinridge 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 029 Bullitt 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 031 Butler 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 033 Caldwell 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 035 Calloway 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 037 Campbell 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 039 Carlisle 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 041 Carroll 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 043 Carter 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 045 Casey 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 047 Christian 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 049 Clark 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 051 Clay 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 053 Clinton 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 055 Crittenden 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 057 Cumberland 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 059 Daviess 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 061 Edmonson 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 063 Elliott 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 065 Estill 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 067 Fayette 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 069 Fleming 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 071 Floyd 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 073 Franklin 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 075 Fulton 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 077 Gallatin 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 079 Garrard 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 081 Grant 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 083 Graves 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 085 Grayson 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 087 Green 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 089 Greenup 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 091 Hancock 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 093 Hardin 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 095 Harlan 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 097 Harrison 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 099 Hart 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 101 Henderson 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 103 Henry 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 105 Hickman 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 107 Hopkins 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 109 Jackson 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 111 Jefferson 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 113 Jessamine 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 115 Johnson 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 117 Kenton 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 119 Knott 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 121 Knox 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 123 Larue 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 125 Laurel 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 127 Lawrence 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 129 Lee 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 131 Leslie 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 133 Letcher 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 135 Lewis 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 137 Lincoln 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 139 Livingston 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 141 Logan 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 143 Lyon 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 151 Madison 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 153 Magoffin 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 155 Marion 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 157 Marshall 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 159 Martin 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 161 Mason 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 145 McCracken 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 147 McCreary 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 149 McLean 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 163 Meade 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 165 Menifee 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 167 Mercer 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 169 Metcalfe 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 171 Monroe 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 173 Montgomery 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 175 Morgan 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 177 Muhlenberg 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 179 Nelson 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 181 Nicholas 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 183 Ohio 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 185 Oldham 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 187 Owen 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 189 Owsley 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 191 Pendleton 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 193 Perry 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 197 Powell 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 199 Pulaski 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 201 Robertson 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 203 Rockcastle 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 205 Rowan 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 207 Russell 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 209 Scott 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 211 Shelby 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 213 Simpson 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 215 Spencer 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 217 Taylor 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 219 Todd 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 221 Trigg 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 223 Trimble 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 225 Union 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 227 Warren 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 229 Washington 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 231 Wayne 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 233 Webster 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 235 Whitley 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 237 Wolfe 0231 Burley Tobacco 21 Kentucky 239 Woodford 0231 Burley Tobacco 29 Missouri 021 Buchanan 0231 Burley Tobacco 29 Missouri 041 Chariton 0231 Burley Tobacco 29 Missouri 049 Clinton 0231 Burley Tobacco 29 Missouri 089 Howard 0231 Burley Tobacco 29 Missouri 165 Platte 0231 Burley Tobacco 37 North Carolina 005 Alleghany 0231 Burley Tobacco 37 North Carolina 009 Ashe 0231 Burley Tobacco 37 North Carolina 011 Avery 0231 Burley Tobacco 37 North Carolina 021 Buncombe 0231 Burley Tobacco 37 North Carolina 039 Cherokee 0231 Burley Tobacco 37 North Carolina 043 Clay 0231 Burley Tobacco 37 North Carolina 075 Graham 0231 Burley Tobacco 37 North Carolina 087 Haywood 0231 Burley Tobacco 37 North Carolina 089 Henderson 0231 Burley Tobacco 37 North Carolina 099 Jackson 0231 Burley Tobacco 37 North Carolina 113 Macon 0231 Burley Tobacco 37 North Carolina 115 Madison 0231 Burley Tobacco 37 North Carolina 111 McDowell 0231 Burley Tobacco 37 North Carolina 121 Mitchell 0231 Burley Tobacco 37 North Carolina 173 Swain 0231 Burley Tobacco 37 North Carolina 175 Transylvania 0231 Burley Tobacco 37 North Carolina 189 Watauga 0231 Burley Tobacco 37 North Carolina 199 Yancey 0231 Burley Tobacco 39 Ohio 001 Adams 0231 Burley Tobacco 39 Ohio 015 Brown 0231 Burley Tobacco 39 Ohio 025 Clermont 0231 Burley Tobacco 39 Ohio 053 Gallia 0231 Burley Tobacco 39 Ohio 057 Greene 0231 Burley Tobacco 39 Ohio 061 Hamilton 0231 Burley Tobacco 39 Ohio 071 Highland 0231 Burley Tobacco 39 Ohio 079 Jackson 0231 Burley Tobacco 39 Ohio 087 Lawrence 0231 Burley Tobacco 39 Ohio 131 Pike 0231 Burley Tobacco 39 Ohio 141 Ross 0231 Burley Tobacco 39 Ohio 145 Scioto 0231 Burley Tobacco 39 Ohio 165 Warren 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 001 Anderson 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 003 Bedford 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 007 Bledsoe 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 009 Blount 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 011 Bradley 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 013 Campbell 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 015 Cannon 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 019 Carter 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 021 Cheatham 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 025 Claiborne 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 027 Clay 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 029 Cocke 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 031 Coffee 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 035 Cumberland 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 037 Davidson 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 041 DeKalb 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 043 Dickson 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 049 Fentress 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 051 Franklin 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 055 Giles 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 057 Grainger 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 059 Greene 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 063 Hamblen 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 067 Hancock 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 073 Hawkins 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 079 Henry 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 081 Hickman 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 083 Houston 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 085 Humphreys 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 087 Jackson 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 089 Jefferson 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 091 Johnson 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 093 Knox 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 097 Lauderdale 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 099 Lawrence 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 101 Lewis 0231 Burley Tobacco 47 Tennessee 103 Lincoln 0231 Burley Tobacco
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