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-# [Many introductions to New York](https://nextstrain.org/ncov/north-america/2020-04-17?c=division&d=tree,map&f_division=Europe,New%20York,Asia&label=clade:A2&p=grid)
+# [Many introductions to New York](https://nextstrain.org/ncov/north-america/2020-04-17?c=division&d=tree&f_division=Europe,New%20York,Asia&label=clade:A2&p=grid&r=location)
The majority of the New York outbreak was seeded by European introduction(s). But the contextual sequences from other regions of the world allow us to see additional introductions into New York City. True to its cosmopolitan nature, there are cases in New York closely related to samples from every other region of the world.
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-# [California outbreak related to both nearby and distant states'](https://nextstrain.org/ncov/north-america/2020-04-17?c=division&f_division=California,New%20York,Washington&r=location&d=tree,map&legend=open)
+# [California outbreak related to both nearby and distant states'](https://nextstrain.org/ncov/north-america/2020-04-17?c=division&f_division=California,New%20York,Washington&r=division&d=tree,map&legend=closed)
We also see evidence of multiple introductions between states. For example, cases from California span the genetic diversity of the tree, grouping together with samples from both nearby Washington State and New York. This is evidence for transmission between California and both nearby and distant states.
