Add Missing Regional Capital Cost Multipliers#233
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Summary
This PR adds regional multipliers for some (32) counties that were missing. I just took the reg_cap_cost_mult from the nearest county (looking at a map and manually deciding which county was closest).
Here's the county mapping I used: missing_counties_map.csv
County-level runs that include CO, MO, VA, NY, or RI should no longer fail.
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