There is something clearly very wrong with this data, since is suggests that California has less than 1/10th the per capita consumption of New York, and uses le

There is something clearly very wrong with this data, since is suggests that California has less than 1/10th the per capita consumption of New York, and uses less fuel on an absolute basis than Connecticut. The dynamic range in fuel consumption differs only 2 fold for the top 46 (of 51) states, but then drops more than 5 fold. Those last 5 numbers must be on a different scale.