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Geographic Distribution -- Sheet metal work 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		4,469	22,129,295	100.00	73	4,744,824	122,371
California		630	2,930,097	13.24	81	671,844	17,324
Texas		318	1,704,881	7.70	72	382,731	10,293
Ohio		219	1,409,999	6.37	122	242,829	5,900
Pennsylvania		214	1,268,582	5.73	101	234,059	5,979
Wisconsin		105	961,543	4.35	172	265,271	6,511
North Carolina		123	884,256	4.00	98	175,242	4,806
Georgia		137	820,749	3.71	86	130,018	3,426
New York		219	798,499	3.61	41	215,760	5,082
Indiana		122	789,922	3.57	124	165,967	4,372
Florida		212	765,786	3.46	42	158,037	4,701
Illinois		157	765,677	3.46	60	187,192	4,366
Michigan		153	674,639	3.05	67	137,397	3,350
New Jersey		136	667,099	3.01	77	136,615	3,419
Washington		132	629,832	2.85	97	131,530	3,466
Minnesota		103	567,561	2.56	109	134,256	3,074
Alabama		86	558,251	2.52	120	114,828	3,393
Massachusetts		127	530,027	2.40	82	136,913	3,092
Mississippi		47	371,161	1.68	127	66,204	1,879
Tennessee		81	353,341	1.60	57	74,152	1,916
Arizona		92	326,844	1.48	51	65,108	1,713
Oregon		73	308,478	1.39	83	62,073	1,584
Colorado		69	298,411	1.35	62	59,582	1,817
Kentucky		60	293,425	1.33	69	48,412	1,267
Nevada		44	290,289	1.31	113	47,641	1,505
Kansas		41	287,373	1.30	104	65,388	1,722
Missouri		81	274,946	1.24	47	60,270	1,539
Virginia		79	272,121	1.23	35	66,335	1,633
Utah		48	262,179	1.18	98	52,550	1,274
South Carolina		50	224,527	1.01	51	32,759	919
Maryland		48	218,915	0.99	39	44,629	1,111
Iowa		29	187,484	0.85	63	36,460	1,005
Oklahoma		60	178,863	0.81	50	42,869	1,151
New Hampshire		50	165,851	0.75	126	45,177	989
Connecticut		68	162,221	0.73	46	42,134	1,029
Arkansas		36	126,213	0.57	44	27,297	608
West Virginia		20	124,891	0.56	69	27,097	792
Louisiana		41	94,222	0.43	22	23,583	690
Vermont		16	76,173	0.34	123	18,827	448
Rhode Island		18	64,290	0.29	61	D	327
Idaho		18	55,866	0.25	37	11,722	299
Maine		17	52,012	0.24	39	12,170	306
New Mexico		19	31,291	0.14	16	9,634	375
Nebraska		11	20,932	0.09	12	5,916	156
Hawaii		6	19,947	0.09	16	6,064	146
All other states, including those below		54	259,629	1.17		70,282	1,617
Delaware		9	D			20,837	508
South Dakota		10	D			7,075	201

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