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Geographic Distribution -- Turned product and screw, nut, and bolt 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
California		540	3,181,070	12.97	88	893,370	19,064
Michigan		380	3,086,539	12.59	307	602,792	13,968
Illinois		351	2,781,135	11.34	218	657,876	14,356
Ohio		347	2,257,566	9.21	196	545,956	12,842
Texas		230	1,315,598	5.37	55	324,320	6,751
Pennsylvania		205	1,313,891	5.36	105	340,764	8,076
Indiana		147	1,226,777	5.00	193	258,677	6,597
New York		231	1,013,457	4.13	52	285,001	6,871
Wisconsin		167	975,113	3.98	174	231,440	5,758
Connecticut		182	826,149	3.37	237	253,423	5,198
Minnesota		127	663,530	2.71	128	195,060	4,461
Massachusetts		135	625,256	2.55	96	169,662	3,514
New Jersey		110	467,732	1.91	54	131,772	2,874
Alabama		44	376,168	1.53	81	68,864	1,665
Kentucky		41	337,697	1.38	79	55,764	1,423
North Carolina		82	331,871	1.35	37	94,064	2,393
Iowa		49	323,028	1.32	108	72,048	1,998
Washington		59	291,372	1.19	45	79,202	1,774
Virginia		33	287,576	1.17	37	42,148	1,083
Tennessee		54	281,807	1.15	46	74,024	1,739
Missouri		67	244,225	1.00	41	68,555	1,780
Arizona		49	219,306	0.89	34	63,490	1,374
South Carolina		36	211,636	0.86	48	43,918	1,099
Louisiana		33	203,787	0.83	47	53,017	1,128
Colorado		47	175,334	0.72	36	47,843	1,108
Florida		72	171,236	0.70	9	46,971	1,156
Georgia		33	155,554	0.63	16	40,408	1,046
Kansas		35	144,557	0.59	52	38,457	1,132
Oregon		53	134,106	0.55	36	37,506	851
New Hampshire		35	133,331	0.54	101	49,912	1,005
Maine		18	127,910	0.52	97	26,976	657
Oklahoma		46	116,759	0.48	32	31,459	794
Nevada		16	98,723	0.40	38	30,163	645
Utah		22	81,158	0.33	30	15,214	391
West Virginia		10	80,767	0.33	45	8,093	193
Maryland		22	78,376	0.32	14	26,000	561
Nebraska		20	72,330	0.29	41	20,770	671
Rhode Island		33	71,603	0.29	68	21,927	543
Vermont		8	52,894	0.22	85	16,794	411
Arkansas		24	45,958	0.19	16	11,305	319
Idaho		15	40,452	0.16	27	10,966	300
Mississippi		9	29,312	0.12	10	7,982	219
New Mexico		10	20,557	0.08	10	7,528	188
Montana		5	17,879	0.07	19	5,902	143
All other states, including those below		2	s			-32,210

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