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Geographic Distribution -- Electrical equipment, appliance, and component 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
United States		6,286	129,180,071	100.00	428	18,748,115	424,958
California		881	9,791,494	7.58	270	1,900,006	37,465
Ohio		334	9,692,596	7.50	841	1,318,099	31,510
Wisconsin		200	8,569,145	6.63	1,530	1,254,078	24,594
Illinois		380	7,539,029	5.84	590	1,194,842	25,345
Pennsylvania		315	6,956,317	5.38	556	1,179,507	27,380
North Carolina		181	6,633,813	5.14	732	758,531	18,372
Georgia		130	6,389,841	4.95	670	554,455	13,554
Texas		361	5,171,015	4.00	217	840,276	18,489
Tennessee		124	4,925,738	3.81	798	600,131	18,248
South Carolina		91	4,325,337	3.35	978	472,706	10,728
Arkansas		58	4,134,230	3.20	1,455	420,476	11,156
Missouri		124	4,011,948	3.11	679	489,218	12,795
New York		358	3,983,221	3.08	205	797,327	18,202
Minnesota		135	3,916,140	3.03	754	462,505	9,973
Massachusetts		217	3,401,905	2.63	523	640,445	12,784
Indiana		153	3,398,309	2.63	535	473,542	11,632
Kentucky		65	3,304,420	2.56	776	355,829	7,735
Mississippi		54	3,278,861	2.54	1,122	381,938	10,828
Iowa		41	3,066,625	2.37	1,030	325,010	7,867
New Jersey		237	2,900,644	2.25	336	443,284	10,022
Virginia		112	2,787,570	2.16	361	348,299	7,551
Michigan		211	2,711,177	2.10	270	401,360	9,425
Connecticut		174	2,496,507	1.93	716	574,487	11,354
Florida		254	2,282,077	1.77	125	541,405	11,520
Alabama		72	2,099,514	1.63	453	235,653	5,378
New Hampshire		62	1,359,069	1.05	1,032	224,254	5,010
Rhode Island		36	1,168,019	0.90	1,107	108,856	2,697
Kansas		56	1,138,825	0.88	410	179,037	4,159
Oklahoma		64	1,076,910	0.83	298	140,286	3,690
Washington		128	1,072,789	0.83	166	165,693	3,555
Nebraska		28	811,824	0.63	459	98,493	2,583
Utah		47	747,036	0.58	280	84,999	1,829
Oregon		84	676,717	0.52	181	95,074	2,187
Arizona		99	641,736	0.50	101	123,340	2,786
Colorado		83	498,382	0.39	103	83,697	1,711
Maryland		55	419,444	0.32	74	94,681	2,206
Louisiana		44	403,319	0.31	92	70,474	1,499
Vermont		22	383,457	0.30	618	59,618	1,433
Nevada		52	320,321	0.25	125	63,121	1,472
Delaware		13	251,790	0.19	291	29,660	631
South Dakota		16	225,055	0.17	282	22,583	649
New Mexico		26	214,970	0.17	109	39,727	1,152
West Virginia		25	200,984	0.16	111	44,138	947
Idaho		25	199,063	0.15	133	44,728	1,046
All other states, including those below		59	s			12,247
Maine		17	D			25,680	812
Montana		13	D			5,244	120

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