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Geographic Distribution -- Plumbing and heating equipment and supplies (hydronics) merchant wholesalers: 2007

Data for the Wholesale trade sector are published for the U.S., states, metropolitan areas, counties, and places.

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	Sales ($1,000)	Sales % of U.S.	Sales per capita ($)	Annual payroll ($1,000)	Paid employees
United States		7,027	50,316,133	100.00	167	4,542,337	87,906
California		806	6,487,623	12.89	179	560,237	11,262
Florida		557	4,441,102	8.83	243	345,184	6,592
Texas		415	3,025,767	6.01	127	251,444	4,977
Illinois		281	2,462,924	4.89	193	236,723	4,134
Georgia		227	2,459,279	4.89	258	171,026	3,860
New York		384	2,137,163	4.25	110	226,483	4,347
Washington		177	1,721,524	3.42	266	95,549	2,077
New Jersey		200	1,634,209	3.25	189	159,836	2,782
Pennsylvania		288	1,539,105	3.06	123	172,953	3,415
North Carolina		236	1,468,281	2.92	162	135,636	2,522
Arizona		177	1,467,876	2.92	231	193,330	2,272
Ohio		243	1,408,832	2.80	122	137,304	2,880
Colorado		183	1,370,180	2.72	283	116,665	2,179
Maryland		154	1,267,981	2.52	225	143,592	2,479
Minnesota		140	1,206,783	2.40	232	99,276	1,855
Virginia		185	1,175,376	2.34	152	102,624	2,128
Massachusetts		183	1,053,061	2.09	162	135,750	2,340
Michigan		207	974,701	1.94	97	105,488	2,146
Nevada		75	913,966	1.82	356	74,429	1,504
Wisconsin		135	893,503	1.78	160	91,571	1,908
Alabama		81	791,126	1.57	171	52,405	1,123
Oregon		101	772,286	1.53	207	57,432	1,087
Indiana		131	714,782	1.42	113	68,475	1,435
Missouri		132	675,807	1.34	114	67,997	1,442
Utah		86	663,490	1.32	249	47,821	974
South Carolina		92	600,750	1.19	136	54,298	1,170
Oklahoma		66	599,310	1.19	166	50,125	924
Iowa		92	539,091	1.07	181	49,469	1,028
Connecticut		81	388,107	0.77	111	49,594	882
Louisiana		60	375,229	0.75	86	31,582	846
North Dakota		18	310,427	0.62	486	21,433	353
Mississippi		29	306,431	0.61	105	19,240	360
Kansas		73	275,840	0.55	99	32,462	673
Montana		28	272,752	0.54	285	23,123	499
Idaho		53	267,672	0.53	179	18,627	429
Nebraska		54	262,778	0.52	148	25,395	553
Maine		58	260,748	0.52	198	32,064	617
New Mexico		47	260,069	0.52	132	21,914	469
Hawaii		27	255,025	0.51	200	17,252	338
New Hampshire		43	232,773	0.46	177	27,251	501
Alaska		21	223,287	0.44	327	15,256	312
West Virginia		44	188,887	0.38	104	16,029	392
Vermont		28	167,385	0.33	270	19,056	359
South Dakota		32	163,277	0.32	205	14,421	314
Delaware		26	156,359	0.31	181	13,400	241
Rhode Island		29	116,777	0.23	111	13,407	251
Wyoming		21	83,036	0.17	159	5,387	128
All other states, including those below		221	1,283,396	2.55		122,322	2,547
Tennessee		105	D			D	(1000-2499)
Kentucky		53	D			D	(500-999)
Arkansas		60	D			D	(250-499)
District of Columbia		3	D			D	(20-99)

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