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Geographic Distribution -- Forging and stamping: 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
Ohio		244	5,323,838	15.89	462	749,943	15,843
Illinois		262	2,998,779	8.95	235	555,000	12,621
Pennsylvania		176	2,956,672	8.82	236	495,950	12,136
California		320	2,798,617	8.35	77	478,076	9,772
Texas		156	2,521,241	7.52	106	393,252	8,125
Wisconsin		115	1,819,024	5.43	325	362,667	8,291
Michigan		149	1,791,280	5.35	178	297,828	7,239
Indiana		116	1,614,906	4.82	254	247,681	6,120
Minnesota		83	979,315	2.92	189	260,832	5,235
Massachusetts		75	925,636	2.76	142	150,541	2,902
Kentucky		33	807,228	2.41	190	119,119	2,863
Connecticut		107	784,226	2.34	225	205,140	4,175
Tennessee		65	677,729	2.02	110	106,321	2,793
Florida		56	653,552	1.95	36	69,782	1,697
New York		128	641,378	1.91	33	152,652	3,548
Georgia		40	635,104	1.90	67	74,627	1,864
North Carolina		46	529,491	1.58	58	99,339	2,446
New Jersey		89	513,523	1.53	59	117,618	2,456
South Carolina		31	433,618	1.29	98	49,476	1,272
Iowa		27	384,763	1.15	129	79,565	1,997
Nebraska		11	380,069	1.13	215	38,991	673
Alabama		33	347,626	1.04	75	68,666	1,878
Arizona		33	324,754	0.97	51	51,726	1,118
Colorado		23	258,379	0.77	53	30,967	699
Missouri		48	255,459	0.76	43	46,163	1,155
Virginia		27	192,505	0.57	25	40,266	1,071
Oregon		28	177,448	0.53	48	35,953	957
Maryland		14	174,161	0.52	31	25,490	561
Arkansas		18	156,143	0.47	55	33,459	909
Oklahoma		23	148,943	0.44	41	29,500	709
Kansas		17	141,638	0.42	51	18,042	539
Utah		17	133,340	0.40	50	19,644	530
Washington		26	110,701	0.33	17	24,153	607
Nevada		8	107,654	0.32	42	12,103	172
Rhode Island		35	104,195	0.31	99	25,588	558
Louisiana		12	87,668	0.26	20	14,023	297
Mississippi		13	64,611	0.19	22	14,029	344
Vermont		6	45,865	0.14	74	7,064	179
New Hampshire		16	34,407	0.10	26	9,540	231
Idaho		12	18,270	0.05	12	6,788	194
All other states, including those below		29	456,793	1.36		-12,711
West Virginia		7	D			13,978	301
Delaware		3	D			5,533	115

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