Mostly in the eastern and midwestern states.
In Colorado only, a better reference from CSU here -
Colorado Tick Fever most common tick disease transmitted by the Rocky Mountain
wood tick and American dog tick
wood tick and American dog tick
Rocky Mountain Spotted Tick Fever, rare, by the American dog tick
Tickborne Relapsing Fever, very rare, by soft ticks associated with rodents
Tick Paralysis, rare, by the Rocky Mountain wood tick
Tularemia, very rare, by the Rocky Mountain wood tick and American dog tick
associated with rabbits
associated with rabbits
All the tickborne disease cases were about 5 to 10 times more common in Colorado in the 1970's than now.
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