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Geographic Distribution -- Mining (except oil and gas): 2007

Data for the Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction sector are published for the U.S.and states.

Table includes only establishments of firms with payroll. Nonemployers are shown in the tab to the left. Introductory text includes scope, methodology, non-sampling error, and confidentiality protection. For descriptions of column headings and rows (industries), click on the appropriate underlined element in the table.

Description		Estab- lish- ments	Value of shipments ($1,000)	Value of shipments % of U.S.	Value of shipments per capita ($)	Annual payroll ($1,000)	Paid employees
United States		6,472	85,855,252	100.00	285	11,623,688	211,377
Arizona		171	8,147,584	9.49	1,281	621,456	11,216
West Virginia		239	7,483,451	8.72	4,132	1,132,427	17,875
Wyoming		56	6,156,035	7.17	11,761	609,875	9,067
Kentucky		355	6,126,681	7.14	1,439	949,177	16,947
Nevada		111	5,315,805	6.19	2,070	696,251	9,590
Pennsylvania		474	4,542,021	5.29	363	572,216	11,369
Colorado		167	3,332,281	3.88	688	410,483	6,619
Virginia		225	3,323,692	3.87	431	388,475	7,715
Minnesota		104	2,706,586	3.15	521	366,562	5,483
Texas		352	2,634,308	3.07	111	422,161	8,911
California		284	2,433,515	2.83	67	396,434	6,939
Florida		138	2,399,871	2.80	131	282,173	4,918
Utah		76	2,328,179	2.71	874	285,793	4,528
Alaska		33	2,103,804	2.45	3,083	128,133	1,665
Illinois		222	2,039,124	2.38	160	380,150	8,406
New Mexico		52	2,007,608	2.34	1,020	270,388	4,687
Alabama		147	1,955,534	2.28	422	318,475	5,757
Indiana		219	1,891,615	2.20	298	327,245	5,885
Georgia		166	1,784,578	2.08	187	264,246	5,475
Montana		53	1,720,280	2.00	1,797	260,679	4,206
Ohio		284	1,661,628	1.94	144	293,529	5,581
Michigan		135	1,114,852	1.30	111	168,848	2,868
Tennessee		168	1,085,969	1.26	176	152,064	3,641
New York		238	944,245	1.10	49	190,400	4,025
Idaho		87	887,408	1.03	592	110,250	(1000-2499)
Washington		131	873,432	1.02	135	142,807	3,125
Wisconsin		125	796,250	0.93	142	159,306	3,367
North Dakota		23	579,414	0.67	908	125,473	2,266
Maryland		63	474,510	0.55	84	62,709	1,289
Oklahoma		120	424,057	0.49	117	74,048	1,833
Oregon		116	422,726	0.49	113	74,575	1,783
Arkansas		89	399,952	0.47	141	70,941	1,758
Louisiana		53	396,577	0.46	91	67,684	1,334
South Carolina		67	334,401	0.39	76	49,589	1,077
Kansas		89	320,048	0.37	115	61,313	1,374
Massachusetts		68	251,241	0.29	39	47,707	1,045
Mississippi		38	178,479	0.21	61	25,761	644
New Hampshire		37	61,119	0.07	46	11,564	293
Rhode Island		19	50,972	0.06	48	11,508	294
Delaware		9	18,525	0.02	21	D	(20-99)
Missouri		218	D			146,229	3,442
All other states, including those below		869	4,146,895	4.83		640,813	16,522
North Carolina		164	D			D	(2500-4999)
Connecticut		52	D			D	(1000-2499)
New Jersey		81	D			D	(1000-2499)
South Dakota		43	D			D	(1000-2499)
Vermont		44	D			D	(500-999)
Hawaii		6	D			D	(100-249)
Iowa		166	D			77,909	1,784
Maine		21	D			D	(100-249)
Nebraska		59	D			D	702

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