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Geographic Distribution -- Ventilation, heating, air-conditioning, and commercial refrigeration equipment manufact

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
Texas		157	5,253,305	12.97	220	564,055	13,882
Tennessee		53	3,350,156	8.27	543	402,638	10,611
Missouri		46	2,158,941	5.33	365	362,062	10,043
Ohio		84	2,109,223	5.21	183	380,594	8,566
Georgia		49	1,891,786	4.67	198	221,649	5,469
Indiana		52	1,859,182	4.59	293	244,208	6,175
California		195	1,829,863	4.52	51	333,406	7,906
Illinois		117	1,677,780	4.14	131	285,798	7,288
Wisconsin		64	1,457,829	3.60	260	228,767	5,286
Pennsylvania		97	1,378,214	3.40	110	275,132	6,441
Virginia		28	1,283,734	3.17	166	185,890	4,618
Oklahoma		35	1,180,002	2.91	327	204,439	4,770
North Carolina		64	1,165,648	2.88	129	131,408	3,826
Iowa		29	1,117,806	2.76	375	119,273	3,301
Minnesota		62	1,109,610	2.74	214	222,754	4,738
Arkansas		24	1,106,185	2.73	389	157,647	5,039
Kansas		17	835,447	2.06	301	93,545	2,496
Kentucky		27	797,734	1.97	187	145,253	3,778
New York		82	788,660	1.95	41	147,719	3,695
Michigan		72	715,751	1.77	71	164,925	3,805
South Carolina		29	703,021	1.74	159	81,062	2,217
Maryland		25	682,478	1.68	121	106,938	2,177
New Jersey		55	649,948	1.60	75	96,096	2,330
Mississippi		13	625,228	1.54	214	101,674	3,110
Florida		87	585,809	1.45	32	91,197	2,752
Alabama		21	498,512	1.23	107	67,947	2,042
Colorado		25	494,472	1.22	102	33,539	794
Louisiana		15	426,279	1.05	97	40,718	1,364
Massachusetts		37	352,259	0.87	54	75,407	1,588
Washington		26	327,313	0.81	51	55,905	1,357
Arizona		30	324,522	0.80	51	40,949	1,166
Nebraska		11	311,122	0.77	176	27,435	734
Oregon		22	199,536	0.49	53	38,607	852
New Hampshire		11	125,404	0.31	95	24,727	629
Connecticut		14	113,366	0.28	32	26,300	495
Vermont		9	97,484	0.24	157	15,953	427
Nevada		12	94,443	0.23	37	21,585	546
Utah		8	89,335	0.22	34	D	394
Maine		7	59,267	0.15	45	8,522	222
Rhode Island		6	53,491	0.13	51	7,047	146
All other states, including those below		43	623,735	1.54		70,189	1,804
South Dakota		9	D			D	(500-999)
Delaware		6	D			D	(250-499)
Idaho		6	D			D	(100-249)
Wyoming		1	D			D	(100-249)

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