Volume 27, Number 6—June 2021
CME ACTIVITY - Synopsis
Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever in a Large Metropolitan Center, Mexico–United States Border, 2009–2019
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![Geographic distribution of all PCR-positive cases of Rocky Mountain spotted fever in Mexicali (A) and the Mexicali Valley (B), Mexico, 2009–2019. Outlined areas represent census-related Basic Geostatistical areas established by Mexico’s National Institute of Statistics and Geography. Numbers in circles represent the number of cases in each location.](/eid/images/19-1662-F4.jpg)
Figure 4. Geographic distribution of all PCR-positive cases of Rocky Mountain spotted fever in Mexicali (A) and the Mexicali Valley (B), Mexico, 2009–2019. Outlined areas represent census-related Basic Geostatistical areas established by Mexico’s National Institute of Statistics and Geography. Numbers in circles represent the number of cases in each location.
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