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Geographic Distribution -- Department stores (except discount department 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		3,533	76,886,578	100.00	255	9,502,596	534,189
California		437	11,578,149	15.06	320	1,345,124	75,219
Texas		269	6,299,020	8.19	264	788,217	40,796
New York		158	6,093,514	7.93	314	771,604	36,303
Florida		242	5,811,721	7.56	318	732,848	37,105
Pennsylvania		188	3,545,918	4.61	283	441,014	26,561
Illinois		151	3,325,363	4.33	260	428,128	25,570
New Jersey		79	2,829,436	3.68	328	353,171	17,077
Ohio		164	2,450,331	3.19	213	319,935	20,884
Georgia		114	2,196,381	2.86	230	282,598	15,272
Virginia		103	2,114,646	2.75	274	262,998	14,521
North Carolina		120	1,928,166	2.51	213	232,967	13,539
Michigan		91	1,807,069	2.35	180	231,463	14,959
Maryland		69	1,649,783	2.15	293	187,128	10,946
Arizona		75	1,604,911	2.09	252	193,400	10,760
Massachusetts		58	1,573,361	2.05	242	216,862	10,408
Washington		64	1,554,862	2.02	241	192,710	9,441
Tennessee		83	1,325,307	1.72	215	174,188	10,113
Missouri		63	1,221,728	1.59	207	161,265	9,886
Minnesota		59	1,220,383	1.59	235	162,155	10,901
Indiana		70	1,114,291	1.45	176	128,286	8,688
Alabama		67	1,089,762	1.42	235	137,863	8,070
Louisiana		48	1,061,234	1.38	243	119,338	6,669
Colorado		57	1,016,829	1.32	210	135,993	7,727
Wisconsin		63	968,419	1.26	173	118,240	9,155
South Carolina		60	916,079	1.19	207	110,339	6,717
Connecticut		29	764,714	0.99	219	94,060	4,882
Kentucky		38	708,997	0.92	167	84,865	5,389
Oregon		30	668,849	0.87	179	81,161	4,210
Iowa		47	600,934	0.78	202	72,743	5,623
Kansas		34	578,899	0.75	209	71,392	4,810
Mississippi		36	564,180	0.73	193	67,948	4,107
Utah		32	483,661	0.63	182	58,213	3,720
New Hampshire		21	441,188	0.57	335	49,003	3,031
Delaware		13	363,397	0.47	420	41,632	2,397
West Virginia		28	339,622	0.44	188	36,643	2,461
Nebraska		23	336,854	0.44	190	41,946	3,342
Idaho		23	305,143	0.40	204	37,079	2,179
Montana		20	231,180	0.30	242	26,424	1,780
North Dakota		14	205,090	0.27	321	22,601	1,801
Maine		11	194,143	0.25	147	21,085	1,299
Rhode Island		7	167,462	0.22	159	21,170	1,195
South Dakota		10	162,112	0.21	203	17,721	1,331
Wyoming		7	72,883	0.09	139	8,821	526
All other states, including those below		158	3,400,607	4.42		420,255	22,819
Nevada		34	D			D	(5000-9999)
Arkansas		29	D			D	(2500-4999)
Hawaii		18	D			D	(2500-4999)
New Mexico		25	D			D	(2500-4999)
Oklahoma		39	D			D	(2500-4999)
Alaska		4	D			D	(500-999)
District of Columbia		2	D			D	(500-999)
Vermont		7	D			D	(500-999)

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