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Geographic Distribution -- Sawmills and wood preservation: 2007

Data for manufacturing industries are published for the U.S., states with 100+ employees, metropolitan areas with 250+ employees, and counties and cities with 500+ employees. Counts of establishments are also published for
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
Washington		165	2,629,795	9.42	407	354,491	8,134
Oregon		131	2,443,018	8.75	654	298,915	7,321
Georgia		140	1,909,158	6.84	200	231,698	6,722
Alabama		139	1,449,106	5.19	312	179,492	5,278
North Carolina		191	1,372,775	4.92	151	180,916	5,362
Pennsylvania		307	1,315,365	4.71	105	172,391	5,313
Virginia		189	1,258,223	4.51	163	158,853	4,337
Mississippi		125	1,234,739	4.42	423	171,491	4,936
California		103	1,152,047	4.13	32	174,986	4,144
Arkansas		141	1,140,427	4.09	401	140,284	4,532
Texas		125	1,025,803	3.68	43	133,316	4,480
South Carolina		73	1,006,104	3.60	227	108,729	2,953
Idaho		62	886,267	3.18	591	116,091	2,952
Florida		69	711,442	2.55	39	88,436	2,695
Wisconsin		159	697,058	2.50	124	90,305	2,696
Michigan		151	643,980	2.31	64	78,203	2,445
Louisiana		67	625,941	2.24	143	83,090	2,564
West Virginia		123	623,255	2.23	344	82,844	2,654
Indiana		110	614,638	2.20	97	80,776	2,202
Kentucky		173	604,559	2.17	142	83,696	2,826
Maine		83	590,525	2.12	448	71,155	1,926
Tennessee		209	537,090	1.92	87	81,190	2,662
Ohio		128	442,949	1.59	38	62,909	2,115
Montana		58	339,578	1.22	355	55,707	1,542
Missouri		223	338,384	1.21	57	50,585	1,611
New York		128	302,785	1.08	16	49,808	1,464
Minnesota		62	264,007	0.95	51	28,404	783
Colorado		35	191,845	0.69	40	20,291	540
New Hampshire		50	180,459	0.65	137	26,563	770
Oklahoma		24	149,659	0.54	41	21,892	619
Illinois		63	144,621	0.52	11	16,891	552
Vermont		39	133,286	0.48	215	25,355	585
Massachusetts		44	118,105	0.42	18	17,129	470
Maryland		28	103,442	0.37	18	17,396	510
South Dakota		12	97,633	0.35	122	14,475	475
Iowa		31	92,228	0.33	31	13,439	530
Wyoming		13	56,909	0.20	109	13,813	403
Connecticut		22	56,356	0.20	16	7,796	233
Nebraska		8	51,031	0.18	29	4,783	137
Alaska		13	31,694	0.11	46	3,756	(100-249)
Arizona		11	27,865	0.10	4	5,009	170
Kansas		9	23,426	0.08	8	2,878	105
Utah		16	16,886	0.06	6	2,873	114
All other states, including those below		50	276,777	0.99		19,065	551
Nevada		4	D			D	(100-249)
Rhode Island		7	D			D	(100-249)

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