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Geographic Distribution -- Primary metal manufacturing: 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		4,720	256,851,055	100.00	852	22,655,462	438,825
Indiana		249	31,433,129	12.24	4,953	2,575,727	45,366
Ohio		438	28,929,592	11.26	2,511	2,712,473	48,022
Pennsylvania		365	27,092,505	10.55	2,164	2,288,745	41,929
Texas		268	17,108,522	6.66	718	1,118,379	22,997
Illinois		290	12,830,566	5.00	1,004	1,251,434	24,932
Kentucky		79	12,295,184	4.79	2,889	717,788	13,935
Michigan		285	11,825,540	4.60	1,177	1,324,585	25,004
Alabama		112	11,396,513	4.44	2,457	912,790	16,156
New York		197	9,291,602	3.62	478	653,969	12,343
California		437	7,853,078	3.06	217	887,155	19,119
Tennessee		113	7,656,325	2.98	1,240	550,214	11,056
Arkansas		55	6,882,153	2.68	2,421	434,436	8,592
Wisconsin		177	6,012,725	2.34	1,073	987,684	22,417
Utah		41	5,708,515	2.22	2,143	188,068	3,510
South Carolina		67	5,410,676	2.11	1,223	345,805	5,927
Iowa		62	4,338,846	1.69	1,457	412,962	8,341
North Carolina		82	4,296,069	1.67	474	342,912	6,621
West Virginia		34	4,115,489	1.60	2,272	362,591	6,734
Missouri		103	4,061,878	1.58	687	408,157	10,036
Oregon		66	3,473,281	1.35	930	481,781	8,801
Washington		86	3,180,137	1.24	492	376,507	6,832
New Jersey		106	3,008,953	1.17	348	357,041	6,734
Virginia		51	2,803,602	1.09	363	302,718	6,114
Mississippi		36	2,741,500	1.07	938	121,748	2,628
Georgia		73	2,574,350	1.00	270	189,380	4,523
Arizona		70	2,561,945	1.00	403	175,890	4,058
Oklahoma		64	1,843,546	0.72	510	233,669	5,667
Connecticut		80	1,826,575	0.71	524	199,764	3,975
Minnesota		84	1,819,783	0.71	351	316,075	6,824
Florida		115	1,647,088	0.64	90	170,820	3,694
Massachusetts		95	1,640,085	0.64	252	180,058	3,924
Louisiana		25	1,303,663	0.51	298	117,569	2,207
Montana		18	1,045,308	0.41	1,092	46,753	848
Nebraska		15	1,030,898	0.40	582	108,255	1,782
Colorado		33	1,020,877	0.40	211	118,692	2,184
Nevada		18	642,117	0.25	250	78,698	1,474
Rhode Island		51	628,911	0.24	596	59,533	1,093
Kansas		36	535,584	0.21	193	67,153	2,330
New Hampshire		34	430,593	0.17	327	97,848	2,277
New Mexico		21	365,080	0.14	185	17,903	494
Delaware		5	353,605	0.14	409	27,356	527
Maryland		30	D			197,297	2,895
All other states, including those below		84	1,834,667	0.71		334,377	6,798
South Dakota		6	D			13,037	600
Idaho		22	D			D	325
Maine		11	D			D	336
Vermont		3	D			D	166
Wyoming		6	D			D	164

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