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NAICS 321912
Cut stock, resawing lumber, and planing




Geographic Distribution -- Cut stock, resawing lumber, and planing: 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
United States 1,121 6,540,622 100.00 22 972,879 30,890
Oregon 64 671,314 10.26 180 105,364 3,429
California 77 578,616 8.85 16 92,303 2,670
Virginia 46 381,158 5.83 49 49,326 1,694
Wisconsin 43 341,959 5.23 61 45,241 1,229
Arkansas 36 325,740 4.98 115 41,234 1,332
Alabama 40 281,642 4.31 61 37,848 1,220
Pennsylvania 53 262,560 4.01 21 40,554 1,299
North Carolina 66 259,837 3.97 29 34,059 1,195
Michigan 44 250,932 3.84 25 34,741 1,115
Texas 36 243,291 3.72 10 39,305 1,217
Washington 47 224,394 3.43 35 41,651 1,304
Minnesota 24 212,947 3.26 41 37,424 1,053
Tennessee 40 200,430 3.06 32 40,360 1,260
Ohio 40 193,246 2.95 17 27,562 878
Indiana 44 178,596 2.73 28 33,431 1,124
Georgia 37 176,094 2.69 18 23,915 762
Idaho 19 170,217 2.60 114 17,346 514
Kentucky 26 153,656 2.35 36 26,101 1,010
Mississippi 22 135,632 2.07 46 15,342 577
Montana 13 123,205 1.88 129 13,112 371
Florida 25 121,713 1.86 7 16,151 515
South Carolina 19 100,008 1.53 23 17,401 529
New York 36 94,111 1.44 5 13,737 449
Arizona 11 93,271 1.43 15 12,154 338
Missouri 36 80,755 1.23 14 10,377 450
Illinois 12 51,179 0.78 4 9,476 217
Colorado 11 48,681 0.74 10 6,344 190
Maine 22 45,423 0.69 34 8,296 297
Maryland 8 42,955 0.66 8 8,856 260
New Hampshire 8 41,055 0.63 31 4,755 216
Louisiana 14 23,865 0.36 5 4,324 141
Iowa 9 22,513 0.34 8 5,156 153
Utah 9 21,135 0.32 8 5,954 237
All other states, including those below 84 388,492 5.94   53,679 1,645
    Nebraska 3 D     D (100-249)
    New Jersey 7 D     15,573 335
    West Virginia 19 D     15,094 578
    New Mexico 6 D     10,665 275

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