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Geographic Distribution -- Commercial and service industry 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
California		360	3,151,272	13.74	87	536,424	10,772
Illinois		163	2,099,302	9.15	164	376,845	7,770
Wisconsin		61	1,243,593	5.42	222	202,280	5,283
Florida		105	1,072,935	4.68	59	169,704	3,916
Minnesota		64	1,065,466	4.64	205	137,611	2,804
Texas		112	959,864	4.18	40	182,562	4,433
Ohio		89	885,850	3.86	77	167,836	3,571
Pennsylvania		98	881,481	3.84	70	159,121	3,037
North Carolina		40	792,442	3.45	87	149,842	2,786
New York		109	775,824	3.38	40	188,348	3,697
New Hampshire		31	754,333	3.29	573	179,293	2,925
Massachusetts		72	716,499	3.12	110	185,525	3,242
New Jersey		74	635,270	2.77	74	111,042	1,993
Tennessee		22	555,808	2.42	90	51,998	1,187
Michigan		74	549,625	2.40	55	115,411	2,213
Indiana		44	542,357	2.36	85	106,043	2,416
Missouri		47	514,936	2.24	87	105,387	2,050
Iowa		25	492,901	2.15	165	88,650	2,182
Colorado		46	486,545	2.12	100	91,476	1,824
Connecticut		36	395,515	1.72	113	65,619	1,399
Mississippi		13	322,448	1.41	110	40,033	951
Utah		32	304,416	1.33	114	51,375	1,098
Georgia		39	300,349	1.31	32	57,648	1,333
Oregon		29	275,144	1.20	74	58,810	1,225
Oklahoma		26	271,113	1.18	75	48,049	967
Louisiana		18	267,740	1.17	61	54,743	1,246
Kansas		27	264,711	1.15	95	50,104	1,053
South Carolina		10	258,426	1.13	58	49,167	1,351
Arkansas		20	252,455	1.10	89	53,706	1,109
Arizona		49	220,904	0.96	35	45,237	859
Alabama		18	207,266	0.90	45	43,344	886
Virginia		34	200,751	0.88	26	65,720	1,027
Washington		37	170,910	0.74	26	36,475	820
Idaho		11	131,953	0.58	88	19,062	333
Maryland		20	125,901	0.55	22	28,712	632
Kentucky		13	120,819	0.53	28	19,468	454
Vermont		5	96,870	0.42	156	22,266	374
Nebraska		9	81,177	0.35	46	15,040	305
New Mexico		15	60,399	0.26	31	20,506	397
Nevada		19	58,973	0.26	23	12,118	372
Montana		6	20,464	0.09	21	5,103	121
All other states, including those below		44	356,134	1.55		27,016	1,274
West Virginia		8	D			D	(500-999)
Rhode Island		8	D			D	(100-249)
Wyoming		2	D			D	(100-249)
South Dakota		5	D			6,497	154

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