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Geographic Distribution -- Agriculture, construction, and mining machinery 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
Illinois		131	13,921,074	15.73	1,089	1,027,531	22,014
Texas		522	13,002,974	14.70	545	2,088,286	37,491
Iowa		121	12,250,048	13.85	4,113	964,784	19,386
Wisconsin		109	6,146,421	6.95	1,097	763,546	14,260
Pennsylvania		110	3,632,901	4.11	290	422,407	9,031
Georgia		73	3,457,308	3.91	363	208,575	5,183
Oklahoma		140	3,374,858	3.81	934	409,327	8,660
North Carolina		55	3,296,552	3.73	364	190,138	4,416
North Dakota		58	3,076,012	3.48	4,820	239,226	5,524
Nebraska		94	2,464,062	2.78	1,392	295,405	6,747
Tennessee		44	2,158,103	2.44	350	203,434	5,191
Kansas		96	2,124,406	2.40	765	281,687	6,356
Ohio		100	1,946,554	2.20	169	290,597	6,652
Minnesota		109	1,699,880	1.92	327	231,538	5,082
Louisiana		88	1,636,954	1.85	374	192,349	4,221
Virginia		47	1,575,444	1.78	204	182,996	4,205
California		196	1,331,833	1.51	37	229,355	4,943
South Carolina		19	1,241,799	1.40	281	86,112	2,714
Indiana		79	1,238,312	1.40	195	177,505	3,982
Michigan		66	835,038	0.94	83	112,504	2,642
Kentucky		32	779,836	0.88	183	91,615	2,147
Arkansas		33	770,462	0.87	271	70,409	2,950
South Dakota		37	681,812	0.77	855	91,400	2,321
Mississippi		31	626,658	0.71	214	44,789	1,342
Florida		53	515,214	0.58	28	76,503	1,709
Oregon		66	506,478	0.57	136	82,980	1,952
Arizona		29	486,327	0.55	76	57,928	1,495
Alabama		35	474,818	0.54	102	83,291	1,806
New York		40	458,561	0.52	24	93,458	1,742
Washington		73	396,663	0.45	61	77,974	1,631
Missouri		53	368,696	0.42	62	58,090	1,460
West Virginia		40	318,071	0.36	176	57,994	1,093
Idaho		42	266,882	0.30	178	37,183	1,078
Utah		22	195,309	0.22	73	28,864	806
Colorado		34	168,702	0.19	35	D	748
New Mexico		24	162,285	0.18	82	34,701	713
Maine		10	84,869	0.10	64	9,018	(100-249)
Connecticut		14	63,398	0.07	18	11,949	270
New Jersey		18	60,164	0.07	7	12,780	287
Massachusetts		13	41,525	0.05	6	9,457	203
All other states, including those below		82	642,045	0.73		124,904	2,281
Wyoming		18	D			D	(500-999)
Maryland		9	D			D	(100-249)
Montana		13	D			D	(100-249)
New Hampshire		9	D			D	(100-249)
Nevada		7	D			D	106

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