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Geographic Distribution -- Tile and terrazzo contractors: 2007

Data for the Construction 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 business done ($1,000)	Value of business done % of U.S.	Value of business done per capita ($)	Annual payroll ($1,000)	Paid employees
United States		11,816	10,104,454	100.00	34	2,748,072	76,718
California		1,952	2,301,991	22.78	64	669,582	19,273
Florida		1,877	921,113	9.12	50	211,293	6,706
Texas		491	769,481	7.62	32	143,831	4,461
New York		695	665,442	6.59	34	181,992	3,849
Nevada		167	446,344	4.42	174	150,276	3,794
Arizona		341	330,506	3.27	52	94,341	3,008
North Carolina		316	328,868	3.25	36	75,919	2,071
New Jersey		462	326,296	3.23	38	90,517	1,990
Illinois		408	303,730	3.01	24	90,004	2,252
Virginia		291	274,450	2.72	36	74,502	1,859
Pennsylvania		264	263,097	2.60	21	76,099	1,898
Maryland		180	235,180	2.33	42	54,081	1,206
Massachusetts		142	207,493	2.05	32	51,052	1,086
Washington		431	192,007	1.90	30	62,192	1,658
Utah		246	183,653	1.82	69	52,409	1,622
Georgia		124	178,041	1.76	19	40,348	1,112
Ohio		247	175,468	1.74	15	51,513	1,469
Minnesota		156	156,527	1.55	30	51,002	1,167
Oregon		314	131,456	1.30	35	42,002	1,304
Michigan		191	127,248	1.26	13	37,808	1,052
Indiana		171	126,116	1.25	20	42,156	1,235
Missouri		164	123,385	1.22	21	41,730	1,103
Colorado		306	122,215	1.21	25	30,340	1,004
Tennessee		156	118,328	1.17	19	37,508	1,241
Hawaii		s 70	99,519	0.98	78	26,653	577
Louisiana		109	91,250	0.90	21	23,080	890
Wisconsin		181	84,462	0.84	15	26,878	869
South Carolina		158	82,308	0.81	19	21,137	677
Alabama		123	80,856	0.80	17	21,947	674
Oklahoma		85	78,323	0.78	22	20,304	690
Connecticut		97	76,637	0.76	22	22,178	434
Idaho		154	65,784	0.65	44	17,891	617
New Mexico		73	50,367	0.50	26	14,100	477
Kentucky		96	48,965	0.48	12	15,531	686
Kansas		71	43,061	0.43	16	12,778	352
Delaware		25	40,512	0.40	47	7,890	220
Montana		95	27,720	0.27	29	7,148	283
Arkansas		65	27,459	0.27	10	6,362	227
Nebraska		37	16,442	0.16	9	6,317	240
Wyoming		s 26	13,253	0.13	25	3,384	97
Alaska		20	7,269	0.07	11	2,300	83
All other states, including those below		239	161,832	1.60		39,697	1,205
West Virginia		9	D			D	(20-99)
District of Columbia		2	D			D	(1-19)
Iowa		58	D			16,624	396
Mississippi		62	D			7,709	324
Rhode Island		28	D			4,411	117
Maine		19	D			2,721	81
New Hampshire		24	D			2,989	112
South Dakota		s 29	D			1,767	s 80
North Dakota		6	D			919	33
Vermont		6	D			134	7

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