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Geographic Distribution -- Electrical equipment 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
Wisconsin		106	5,280,672	12.57	943	804,876	14,881
Illinois		161	2,818,810	6.71	221	482,144	9,570
California		239	2,445,965	5.82	68	502,695	9,758
Texas		149	2,312,277	5.50	97	382,022	7,430
Minnesota		78	2,264,617	5.39	436	271,335	5,667
Georgia		46	2,204,103	5.25	231	209,790	4,525
North Carolina		73	2,009,103	4.78	222	282,244	7,034
Virginia		62	1,830,402	4.36	237	208,366	4,476
Missouri		56	1,758,477	4.19	298	214,961	5,941
Ohio		153	1,693,497	4.03	147	320,878	7,282
Pennsylvania		108	1,645,944	3.92	131	264,981	5,702
South Carolina		38	1,529,830	3.64	346	202,453	4,622
Mississippi		23	1,478,404	3.52	506	215,996	5,780
New York		123	1,252,277	2.98	64	280,524	6,636
Arkansas		23	1,102,450	2.62	388	149,039	4,413
New Jersey		84	1,048,011	2.49	121	136,626	2,908
Michigan		107	934,207	2.22	93	166,857	3,862
Indiana		69	864,361	2.06	136	157,132	3,900
Tennessee		45	832,627	1.98	135	116,451	2,749
Massachusetts		62	779,458	1.86	120	182,030	3,330
Kentucky		29	748,136	1.78	176	94,339	2,080
Connecticut		63	691,657	1.65	198	191,350	3,646
Florida		79	580,824	1.38	32	127,808	2,891
Iowa		19	566,616	1.35	190	94,103	1,789
Oklahoma		35	483,040	1.15	134	75,190	1,811
Nebraska		12	440,291	1.05	249	47,245	1,017
Louisiana		26	249,023	0.59	57	50,911	1,057
South Dakota		10	213,163	0.51	267	20,046	580
Washington		47	194,280	0.46	30	41,507	849
Alabama		26	194,103	0.46	42	34,649	747
Kansas		22	179,555	0.43	65	36,296	905
Idaho		12	153,328	0.36	102	33,711	813
Colorado		36	147,382	0.35	30	30,720	628
Oregon		33	140,757	0.34	38	22,878	524
Arizona		25	140,696	0.33	22	28,990	763
Maryland		17	116,174	0.28	21	25,302	658
All other states, including those below		119	683,385	1.63		153,002	3,394
New Hampshire		19	D			D	(500-999)
Delaware		6	D			D	(100-249)
New Mexico		10	D			18,602	650
Nevada		18	D			D	212
West Virginia		17	D			D	540
Utah		14	D			8,214	221

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