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Geographic Distribution -- Machine shops: 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		21,212	36,453,997	100.00	121	10,989,326	263,993
California		2,674	4,404,031	12.08	122	1,337,954	31,185
Texas		1,578	3,219,950	8.83	135	922,638	21,510
Ohio		1,464	2,933,518	8.05	255	871,868	20,660
Illinois		1,133	2,345,651	6.43	184	681,195	16,125
Pennsylvania		1,082	2,060,648	5.65	165	602,706	14,457
Michigan		1,131	2,040,584	5.60	203	613,627	14,641
Wisconsin		715	1,933,137	5.30	345	524,414	12,523
New York		765	1,301,018	3.57	67	400,585	9,749
Minnesota		634	1,222,223	3.35	235	374,678	8,404
Massachusetts		551	1,110,401	3.05	171	354,467	7,628
Indiana		660	957,808	2.63	151	295,335	7,632
Louisiana		311	865,572	2.37	198	221,760	5,391
Connecticut		387	810,409	2.22	232	250,832	5,405
Washington		452	682,776	1.87	106	208,202	4,949
North Carolina		530	628,550	1.72	69	210,375	5,505
Missouri		407	617,422	1.69	104	200,888	4,919
Arizona		301	588,538	1.61	93	185,878	4,401
Oklahoma		370	585,298	1.61	162	163,260	4,092
Alabama		335	550,107	1.51	119	170,115	4,568
Kansas		227	547,008	1.50	197	138,151	3,569
Florida		571	537,182	1.47	29	170,183	4,708
Tennessee		378	493,696	1.35	80	162,723	4,055
New Jersey		412	464,980	1.28	54	166,309	3,707
Virginia		313	456,320	1.25	59	151,006	3,759
South Carolina		321	453,304	1.24	102	138,469	3,614
Kentucky		258	448,864	1.23	105	143,525	3,626
Georgia		440	447,450	1.23	47	143,682	3,649
Oregon		343	412,779	1.13	111	138,662	3,387
Iowa		214	337,487	0.93	113	102,953	2,797
Colorado		302	332,549	0.91	69	107,011	2,660
Utah		197	308,804	0.85	116	91,406	2,149
Maryland		168	293,976	0.81	52	95,901	2,211
Maine		100	272,521	0.75	207	65,374	1,356
New Hampshire		183	261,203	0.72	198	101,033	2,149
West Virginia		136	225,910	0.62	125	64,803	1,783
Arkansas		193	197,374	0.54	69	55,986	1,696
Mississippi		134	172,949	0.47	59	53,215	1,332
Rhode Island		80	136,159	0.37	129	47,701	1,124
Wyoming		49	126,079	0.35	241	36,549	711
New Mexico		90	90,441	0.25	46	33,743	872
Nebraska		103	89,065	0.24	50	28,267	798
South Dakota		51	86,980	0.24	109	20,948	597
Nevada		89	83,255	0.23	32	24,324	628
Idaho		108	78,093	0.21	52	26,348	703
North Dakota		35	68,223	0.19	107	17,732	521
Montana		73	61,033	0.17	64	17,219	484
Delaware		36	56,460	0.15	65	17,967	412
Vermont		45	51,376	0.14	83	16,580	665
Alaska		17	20,429	0.06	30	5,925	154
All other states, including those below		66	s			14,854	373

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