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Geographic Distribution -- Musical instrument and supplies stores: 2007

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

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		4,510	5,620,709	100.00	19	796,366	33,996
California		488	817,234	14.54	23	103,314	4,053
Texas		267	444,640	7.91	19	53,740	2,284
New York		255	363,600	6.47	19	43,129	1,658
Florida		260	324,789	5.78	18	42,238	1,722
Illinois		199	238,237	4.24	19	34,392	1,461
Maryland		88	185,759	3.30	33	27,044	897
Pennsylvania		184	184,637	3.28	15	29,163	1,440
Ohio		180	180,627	3.21	16	25,791	1,261
New Jersey		117	174,663	3.11	20	25,295	1,088
Michigan		121	167,242	2.98	17	29,315	1,313
Massachusetts		97	158,223	2.82	24	29,739	886
Georgia		132	153,144	2.72	16	22,358	936
Virginia		131	152,360	2.71	20	19,183	905
North Carolina		141	149,127	2.65	16	18,410	880
Washington		143	145,476	2.59	23	20,562	886
Arizona		94	124,742	2.22	20	16,108	649
Tennessee		96	123,868	2.20	20	14,746	661
Minnesota		93	114,147	2.03	22	17,211	705
Wisconsin		94	105,999	1.89	19	20,025	944
Missouri		103	104,015	1.85	18	18,675	836
Colorado		86	98,734	1.76	20	14,409	626
Indiana		105	97,903	1.74	15	16,297	846
Oregon		75	85,969	1.53	23	11,431	474
Alabama		71	75,081	1.34	16	12,021	547
Iowa		67	73,941	1.32	25	13,641	570
Connecticut		62	69,179	1.23	20	9,726	426
Utah		47	65,458	1.16	25	9,609	446
Oklahoma		57	60,592	1.08	17	8,247	402
Nevada		30	56,889	1.01	22	6,469	345
South Carolina		64	56,709	1.01	13	9,253	409
Louisiana		53	54,209	0.96	12	7,546	326
Kansas		54	47,127	0.84	17	8,360	389
Kentucky		59	46,027	0.82	11	7,810	340
New Hampshire		28	35,527	0.63	27	5,797	210
Mississippi		35	27,882	0.50	10	3,793	191
New Mexico		26	24,220	0.43	12	3,502	172
Hawaii		25	22,441	0.40	18	3,126	145
Idaho		28	22,408	0.40	15	3,794	185
Nebraska		33	20,794	0.37	12	4,123	266
Delaware		10	18,422	0.33	21	2,485	91
West Virginia		33	17,998	0.32	10	3,158	170
Maine		20	17,755	0.32	13	2,638	122
Montana		26	16,012	0.28	17	2,266	113
Rhode Island		19	13,302	0.24	13	1,820	86
South Dakota		16	12,839	0.23	16	2,977	131
Alaska		17	11,753	0.21	17	1,783	81
Vermont		16	11,333	0.20	18	2,520	86
North Dakota		13	9,733	0.17	15	2,429	105
Wyoming		7	2,622	0.05	5	373	32
All other states, including those below		45	35,321	0.63		4,525	199
Arkansas		43	D			D	(100-249)
District of Columbia		2	D			D	(1-19)

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