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Geographic Distribution -- Millwork: 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
Wisconsin		182	2,612,912	9.27	466	476,908	14,063
California		461	2,271,052	8.06	63	466,738	13,015
Minnesota		111	2,262,132	8.03	436	407,964	9,163
Oregon		156	1,495,015	5.30	400	277,410	8,474
Iowa		36	1,301,497	4.62	437	375,543	8,222
Pennsylvania		242	1,275,314	4.52	102	245,045	7,634
North Carolina		212	1,247,709	4.43	138	183,239	5,776
Texas		262	1,244,761	4.42	52	216,158	7,372
Virginia		127	1,076,292	3.82	139	175,069	5,712
Tennessee		117	1,007,127	3.57	163	162,999	5,158
Alabama		128	895,656	3.18	193	147,654	4,816
Indiana		142	861,685	3.06	136	146,713	4,635
Georgia		158	758,818	2.69	80	117,051	3,745
Washington		147	718,426	2.55	111	154,421	4,341
Ohio		169	674,191	2.39	59	108,023	3,554
Illinois		134	656,283	2.33	51	121,276	3,472
Kentucky		82	621,673	2.21	146	133,598	4,502
Florida		201	615,935	2.19	34	111,308	3,445
West Virginia		50	603,961	2.14	333	104,290	3,580
Arkansas		75	583,002	2.07	205	79,302	2,667
Michigan		146	559,977	1.99	56	92,442	2,837
South Carolina		72	518,014	1.84	117	77,387	2,384
New York		200	474,784	1.68	24	100,325	2,876
New Jersey		84	410,160	1.46	47	75,192	1,939
Idaho		52	409,211	1.45	273	58,235	1,765
Arizona		94	393,263	1.40	62	82,856	2,699
Missouri		96	365,766	1.30	62	65,393	2,172
Colorado		80	230,376	0.82	48	48,460	1,392
Mississippi		50	218,146	0.77	75	35,141	1,283
Massachusetts		72	206,106	0.73	32	39,240	1,072
Utah		91	199,742	0.71	75	44,711	1,493
Maryland		44	187,819	0.67	33	34,401	972
Nevada		25	174,955	0.62	68	52,171	1,574
New Hampshire		31	170,784	0.61	130	29,112	783
Montana		31	147,461	0.52	154	D	(500-999)
New Mexico		29	137,404	0.49	70	18,998	563
Nebraska		19	100,696	0.36	57	16,019	480
Louisiana		52	92,809	0.33	21	18,379	559
Connecticut		58	90,080	0.32	26	24,887	709
Maine		45	81,794	0.29	62	18,659	591
Vermont		29	55,521	0.20	89	9,524	332
Kansas		29	52,835	0.19	19	12,998	441
Oklahoma		37	49,595	0.18	14	10,457	345
All other states, including those below		66	74,599	0.26		20,197	807
North Dakota		10	D			D	(1000-2499)
South Dakota		16	D			D	113
Delaware		6	D			6,024	196
Rhode Island		13	D			5,412	(100-249)

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