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Geographic Distribution -- Quick 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		6,162	3,263,044	100.00	11	1,007,153	34,267
California		870	459,066	14.07	13	135,221	4,565
Florida		485	211,853	6.49	12	66,914	2,374
Texas		378	211,359	6.48	9	65,064	2,121
New York		352	211,280	6.47	11	59,708	1,995
Illinois		333	165,236	5.06	13	49,186	1,709
Pennsylvania		236	150,991	4.63	12	45,747	1,499
New Jersey		194	115,107	3.53	13	37,955	1,200
Michigan		215	110,392	3.38	11	36,436	1,192
Minnesota		133	101,918	3.12	20	27,644	929
Wisconsin		143	100,584	3.08	18	30,648	977
Massachusetts		140	95,697	2.93	15	33,100	1,014
Ohio		236	91,466	2.80	8	29,248	1,024
Georgia		184	81,920	2.51	9	26,274	916
Virginia		140	78,619	2.41	10	25,703	896
Indiana		112	70,650	2.17	11	22,951	789
North Carolina		160	68,518	2.10	8	22,266	798
Arizona		113	67,400	2.07	11	18,968	657
Tennessee		95	64,195	1.97	10	23,149	808
Washington		111	63,341	1.94	10	19,938	670
Missouri		116	59,833	1.83	10	21,059	641
Colorado		145	55,823	1.71	12	17,830	685
Maryland		101	54,576	1.67	10	16,343	555
Connecticut		112	48,655	1.49	14	16,327	560
Oregon		82	44,738	1.37	12	12,946	465
Louisiana		64	43,243	1.33	10	12,943	462
Utah		40	37,357	1.14	14	8,374	330
Oklahoma		64	32,998	1.01	9	10,679	352
South Carolina		84	32,400	0.99	7	10,654	407
Iowa		64	32,361	0.99	11	9,340	311
Kentucky		65	30,581	0.94	7	9,445	330
Nebraska		48	21,898	0.67	12	6,294	227
Idaho		25	20,743	0.64	14	6,424	201
Nevada		36	17,938	0.55	7	5,740	186
Arkansas		47	14,688	0.45	5	3,682	155
Rhode Island		31	14,284	0.44	14	4,582	149
Mississippi		33	13,906	0.43	5	4,093	144
Montana		25	10,337	0.32	11	3,217	118
District of Columbia		16	10,055	0.31	17	2,762	108
Vermont		26	9,719	0.30	16	3,150	111
All other states, including those below		308	137,319	4.21		45,149	1,637
Kansas		42	D			D	194
Alabama		75	D			9,847	375
Maine		37	D			5,434	174
Delaware		14	D			3,561	122
New Hampshire		31	D			3,639	131
New Mexico		24	D			2,760	112

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