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Geographic Distribution -- Commercial screen printing: 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		4,789	8,893,402	100.00	29	2,229,315	72,213
California		614	1,367,881	15.38	38	352,223	11,891
Florida		270	564,925	6.35	31	114,923	3,705
Wisconsin		136	562,716	6.33	100	133,200	4,207
Indiana		124	473,239	5.32	75	76,410	2,407
Kansas		67	442,260	4.97	159	98,559	3,002
Ohio		207	423,778	4.77	37	116,613	3,565
Minnesota		120	413,436	4.65	80	97,947	3,192
Texas		310	398,790	4.48	17	108,343	3,793
Illinois		180	306,946	3.45	24	86,772	2,593
Pennsylvania		200	298,737	3.36	24	75,818	2,592
New Jersey		145	271,845	3.06	31	72,382	2,340
Missouri		103	258,212	2.90	44	61,105	2,094
Georgia		129	245,613	2.76	26	63,824	1,760
New York		194	239,144	2.69	12	70,285	2,177
Massachusetts		102	192,929	2.17	30	52,090	1,373
Michigan		148	172,272	1.94	17	48,675	1,431
New Hampshire		42	159,062	1.79	121	25,083	729
North Carolina		169	157,867	1.78	17	48,665	1,783
Connecticut		48	150,229	1.69	43	41,356	1,075
Tennessee		105	149,417	1.68	24	37,989	1,292
Kentucky		57	133,674	1.50	31	33,952	1,067
Virginia		90	119,160	1.34	15	35,227	1,091
Iowa		67	116,311	1.31	39	27,930	972
Maryland		63	114,912	1.29	20	32,733	950
Colorado		96	99,624	1.12	21	30,716	1,001
Washington		99	96,769	1.09	15	31,710	1,090
South Carolina		75	89,292	1.00	20	26,172	934
Oklahoma		68	80,966	0.91	22	21,948	782
Arizona		86	65,034	0.73	10	19,968	689
Oregon		84	63,473	0.71	17	17,894	665
West Virginia		19	63,243	0.71	35	12,952	393
Utah		48	55,362	0.62	21	17,506	689
Rhode Island		28	52,269	0.59	50	15,353	458
Alabama		86	48,242	0.54	10	12,571	542
Arkansas		52	42,858	0.48	15	10,697	420
Nebraska		38	38,872	0.44	22	10,477	382
Maine		31	29,121	0.33	22	6,936	248
Louisiana		42	27,586	0.31	6	7,763	272
Mississippi		28	24,513	0.28	8	5,345	178
North Dakota		16	15,480	0.17	24	4,863	173
Idaho		16	14,164	0.16	9	3,632	154
All other states, including those below		187	253,179	2.85		60,708	2,062
Hawaii		41	D			9,547	340
Nevada		32	D			5,788	245
South Dakota		21	D			6,459	232
New Mexico		22	D			5,044	209
Montana		14	D			2,923	123

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