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Geographic Distribution -- Secondary smelting, refining, and alloying of nonferrous metal (except copper and alumi

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		233	8,329,110	100.00	28	566,836	11,075
Pennsylvania		30	1,311,591	15.75	105	143,446	2,761
Ohio		15	916,379	11.00	80	30,426	662
New York		25	719,692	8.64	37	50,571	937
California		20	599,382	7.20	17	36,734	663
Alabama		7	562,597	6.75	121	53,555	1,034
New Jersey		10	523,011	6.28	61	29,949	513
Indiana		9	415,398	4.99	65	28,145	594
Rhode Island		8	275,158	3.30	261	8,430	116
Illinois		7	269,994	3.24	21	25,519	437
Arizona		6	126,417	1.52	20	9,365	178
Tennessee		8	67,576	0.81	11	7,929	(100-249)
All other states, including those below		88	2,541,915	30.52		142,767	3,180
Connecticut		7	D			D	(100-249)
Georgia		3	D			D	(100-249)
Kentucky		2	D			D	(100-249)
Louisiana		1	D			D	(100-249)
Montana		1	D			D	(100-249)
Nevada		1	D			D	(100-249)
Missouri		6	D			20,834	467
Texas		16	D			17,706	389
Michigan		10	D			17,246	400
Florida		3	D			7,876	(100-249)
Massachusetts		5	D			7,122	(100-249)

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