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Geographic Distribution -- 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		5,001	132,504,850	100.00	439	12,710,286	690,265
California		568	22,540,000	17.01	622	2,204,256	112,040
Illinois		295	7,753,532	5.85	607	753,156	41,480
New York		206	6,780,982	5.12	349	624,037	35,126
Florida		259	6,551,815	4.94	358	668,143	34,988
Pennsylvania		249	6,078,042	4.59	485	564,740	32,404
Texas		237	5,670,290	4.28	238	504,394	29,208
New Jersey		167	5,602,971	4.23	649	523,944	27,436
Ohio		248	5,125,881	3.87	445	478,621	28,876
Michigan		222	4,764,637	3.60	474	465,088	27,685
Maryland		112	4,162,224	3.14	739	378,220	20,470
Wisconsin		179	4,052,126	3.06	723	381,507	23,518
Minnesota		141	3,710,568	2.80	715	353,700	20,630
Virginia		134	3,678,079	2.78	476	337,126	18,081
Massachusetts		109	3,607,527	2.72	555	362,267	17,475
North Carolina		133	3,386,902	2.56	374	320,634	17,534
Missouri		128	2,975,908	2.25	504	294,996	15,634
Washington		96	2,903,243	2.19	449	283,865	13,492
Indiana		127	2,536,446	1.91	400	233,073	14,014
Arizona		94	2,523,081	1.90	397	240,373	13,291
Connecticut		70	2,384,818	1.80	684	235,491	11,739
Georgia		119	2,316,760	1.75	243	225,159	13,057
Tennessee		87	1,664,949	1.26	270	155,263	9,247
Oregon		59	1,606,532	1.21	430	152,383	7,623
Colorado		75	1,605,637	1.21	332	156,282	8,220
Kentucky		76	1,474,417	1.11	346	139,534	8,106
South Carolina		68	1,350,512	1.02	305	132,447	7,169
New Hampshire		41	1,256,708	0.95	954	118,628	5,960
Iowa		73	1,218,557	0.92	409	113,291	6,895
Nevada		36	982,032	0.74	382	96,983	4,742
Kansas		47	871,311	0.66	314	91,202	5,102
Oklahoma		47	836,423	0.63	232	79,419	4,221
Alabama		56	769,628	0.58	166	83,695	4,628
Louisiana		32	731,372	0.55	167	76,019	3,829
Maine		28	719,472	0.54	546	68,373	3,673
Utah		47	664,999	0.50	250	70,145	3,962
New Mexico		31	651,700	0.49	331	65,752	3,278
Delaware		20	622,801	0.47	720	55,269	2,963
Nebraska		42	600,340	0.45	339	56,226	3,857
Idaho		30	585,629	0.44	391	54,008	2,809
Montana		25	524,914	0.40	548	48,636	2,452
West Virginia		34	513,744	0.39	284	49,747	3,128
Rhode Island		13	495,979	0.37	470	46,358	2,338
Mississippi		24	419,574	0.32	144	42,977	2,423
South Dakota		22	355,397	0.27	446	31,052	2,042
North Dakota		17	338,896	0.26	531	27,462	1,762
All other states, including those below		78	2,537,495	1.92		266,345	11,658
Arkansas		37	D			D	(2500-4999)
Hawaii		15	D			D	(2500-4999)
Alaska		6	D			D	(1000-2499)
Vermont		8	D			D	(1000-2499)
Wyoming		12	D			D	(500-999)

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