United States: honeys in the atlas

Alfalfa honeyUSA – western states (Idaho, Utah, Nevada)
Almond honeyCalifornia (Central Valley)
Avocado honeyUSA – Southern California
Basswood honeyUSA and Canada – Wisconsin, Minnesota, Great Lakes
Blackberry honeyUSA – western Oregon and Washington
Blueberry honeyUSA – Maine, New England, Michigan; Canada – Quebec
Cabbage palm honeyUSA – Florida, the Gulf Coast and South Carolina
California buckwheat honeySouthern California, USA
California sage honeyUSA – Southern California
Catclaw acacia honeyArizona (Sonoran Desert), south-western USA
Chinese tallow honeyUSA – Gulf Coast (Louisiana, Texas)
Christmas berry honeyUSA – southern Florida and Hawaiʻi
Cotton honeyTexas and other cotton-growing states of the southern US
Cranberry honeyUSA – Wisconsin, Massachusetts
Fireweed honeyAlaska, Canada, north-western USA
Gallberry honeyUSA – south-east Georgia, Florida, South Carolina
Goldenrod honeyUSA and Canada – mainly the north-east
Huajillo honeyUSA – South Texas (Uvalde); northern Mexico
Japanese knotweed honeyUSA – north-east (Pennsylvania, New York, New England)
Kiawe honeyUSA – Hawaii (coast of Hawaiʻi Island near Puako)
Lehua honeyUSA – Hawaiʻi, mainly the Kaʻū district of the Big Island
Mangrove honeyUSA – Florida coast
Meadowfoam honeyWillamette Valley, Oregon (USA)
Mesquite honeyUSA – Arizona, Texas; northern Mexico
Mint honeyOregon (Willamette Valley), Washington
North American clover honeyUSA – Midwest and Great Plains
Persimmon honeysouthern and south-eastern USA (Virginia to Missouri, Arkansas and Kansas)
Purple loosestrife honeyUSA and Canada – Great Lakes and the north-east
Safflower honeyCalifornia, Arizona
Saw palmetto honeyUSA – Florida
Sourwood honeyUSA – Appalachian Mountains
Spanish needle honeyFlorida, USA
Star thistle honeyUSA – California (Central Valley and foothills), Oregon
Tarweed honeyCalifornia
Titi honeyUSA – coastal plain of Florida, Georgia and South Carolina
Tulip poplar honeyEastern United States (southern New England to the Gulf States)
Tupelo honeyUSA – Florida and Georgia (Apalachicola and Chipola rivers)

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