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Geographic Distribution -- Noncurrent-carrying wiring device 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		176	5,612,393	100.00	19	730,549	16,013
Illinois		17	521,963	9.30	41	83,513	1,643
Pennsylvania		11	451,871	8.05	36	54,419	1,204
Connecticut		6	352,042	6.27	101	59,317	1,234
California		12	345,661	6.16	10	29,563	569
Texas		14	323,158	5.76	14	41,815	1,097
Ohio		11	255,298	4.55	22	34,473	862
Tennessee		6	199,074	3.55	32	36,363	882
North Carolina		5	91,510	1.63	10	12,375	309
Washington		6	32,644	0.58	5	4,465	157
All other states, including those below		88	3,039,172	54.15		374,246	8,056
Minnesota		2	D			D	(1000-2499)
Alabama		7	D			D	(500-999)
Indiana		1	D			D	(250-499)
Kentucky		2	D			D	(250-499)
Nebraska		1	D			D	(250-499)
Iowa		1	D			D	(100-249)
New Jersey		5	D			D	(100-249)
Oklahoma		2	D			D	(100-249)
South Carolina		8	D			D	(100-249)
Virginia		1	D			D	(100-249)
Wisconsin		4	D			D	(100-249)
Arkansas		3	D			25,666	859
Georgia		9	D			23,955	573
Florida		3	D			11,038	(250-499)
Missouri		9	D			D	1,189
New York		8	D			D	1,036

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