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Geographic Distribution -- Surgical appliance and supplies 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		2,219	34,145,262	100.00	113	6,069,839	115,008
California		296	5,231,531	15.32	144	1,222,296	22,145
Indiana		67	4,365,693	12.79	688	481,114	8,071
New Jersey		72	3,938,229	11.53	456	927,808	11,787
Florida		128	2,563,610	7.51	140	338,404	6,321
Pennsylvania		128	1,880,815	5.51	150	342,765	7,928
Tennessee		46	1,725,533	5.05	280	295,339	5,102
Texas		138	1,198,519	3.51	50	185,492	4,499
Michigan		69	1,177,922	3.45	117	231,300	4,161
Minnesota		63	1,013,649	2.97	195	230,574	4,037
Ohio		87	935,385	2.74	81	166,254	3,973
South Carolina		34	874,482	2.56	198	68,041	1,866
Arizona		38	829,302	2.43	130	191,037	2,874
North Carolina		63	704,669	2.06	78	107,865	2,921
Massachusetts		71	697,610	2.04	107	171,278	3,142
New York		141	668,346	1.96	34	141,257	3,265
Georgia		43	490,313	1.44	51	92,167	1,912
Illinois		82	381,770	1.12	30	92,002	2,536
Missouri		41	349,345	1.02	59	48,264	1,041
Wisconsin		50	331,358	0.97	59	76,598	1,709
Alabama		29	269,890	0.79	58	35,540	851
Utah		23	222,732	0.65	84	52,382	1,004
Kentucky		23	178,804	0.52	42	35,361	891
Washington		42	170,196	0.50	26	50,454	1,244
Iowa		19	165,488	0.48	56	29,627	696
Virginia		41	157,163	0.46	20	44,252	871
Colorado		47	153,280	0.45	32	34,125	901
New Hampshire		15	138,826	0.41	105	43,693	903
Maine		12	128,078	0.38	97	26,343	869
Rhode Island		14	124,602	0.36	118	26,749	558
Maryland		38	115,730	0.34	21	35,114	771
Connecticut		32	108,812	0.32	31	31,629	667
Oregon		43	99,837	0.29	27	23,494	602
Kansas		15	95,324	0.28	34	14,167	429
Oklahoma		12	83,002	0.24	23	15,880	374
Vermont		6	75,220	0.22	121	8,430	246
Mississippi		22	49,870	0.15	17	12,507	299
Arkansas		24	44,999	0.13	16	13,696	321
Louisiana		18	22,958	0.07	5	5,662	155
All other states, including those below		87	2,382,370	6.98		120,879	3,066
South Dakota		4	D			D	(500-999)
West Virginia		10	D			D	(500-999)
Nebraska		13	D			30,730	614
Delaware		9	D			24,716	487
New Mexico		5	D			10,886	295
Idaho		11	D			3,816	121

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