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Geographic Distribution -- General freight trucking, long-distance, truckload (tl): 2007

Data for the Transportation and warehousing sector are published for the U.S., states and metropolitan areas

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	Revenue ($1,000)	Revenue % of U.S.	Revenue per capita ($)	Annual payroll ($1,000)	Paid employees
United States		30,759	83,385,713	100.00	276	19,484,133	528,088
Texas		2,384	5,391,150	6.47	226	1,275,955	35,104
Wisconsin		1,155	5,200,126	6.24	928	1,255,889	30,527
Indiana		1,345	4,540,974	5.45	716	936,206	25,570
California		1,874	4,298,613	5.16	119	896,718	24,340
Tennessee		997	4,027,950	4.83	653	1,092,666	28,502
Ohio		1,320	3,933,517	4.72	341	881,123	23,690
Nebraska		573	3,388,341	4.06	1,914	868,455	26,818
Iowa		1,001	3,317,561	3.98	1,114	856,363	23,703
Illinois		1,716	3,296,805	3.95	258	874,196	24,580
Pennsylvania		1,128	3,197,356	3.83	255	737,856	18,454
Georgia		1,170	3,062,910	3.67	321	729,560	21,907
Minnesota		942	3,026,570	3.63	583	443,344	10,736
Michigan		940	2,869,636	3.44	286	609,622	15,784
North Carolina		960	2,446,778	2.93	270	576,517	15,606
Alabama		746	2,378,399	2.85	513	508,401	15,530
Missouri		1,034	2,327,309	2.79	394	568,591	15,044
Washington		611	1,801,737	2.16	279	412,906	10,128
Kentucky		420	1,533,349	1.84	360	299,120	9,277
New Jersey		453	1,375,182	1.65	159	363,595	8,346
Arizona		434	1,288,297	1.54	202	325,699	10,829
New York		622	1,134,135	1.36	58	322,122	9,026
Oregon		515	1,109,167	1.33	297	250,501	6,436
Virginia		633	1,083,360	1.30	140	296,441	7,983
Utah		509	984,206	1.18	369	199,409	5,496
Mississippi		556	943,739	1.13	323	255,739	6,776
Kansas		475	918,598	1.10	331	207,173	5,971
South Carolina		430	850,859	1.02	192	231,712	6,379
Colorado		379	833,752	1.00	172	216,384	5,571
Idaho		400	686,086	0.82	458	138,741	4,115
Maryland		245	593,831	0.71	105	162,536	3,703
Massachusetts		210	590,907	0.71	91	166,379	3,527
North Dakota		199	517,995	0.62	812	99,932	2,488
South Dakota		334	513,519	0.62	644	82,292	2,345
Louisiana		319	483,417	0.58	110	148,266	4,347
Montana		213	449,464	0.54	470	81,200	2,250
Maine		181	370,872	0.44	282	97,498	2,464
Nevada		141	269,362	0.32	105	62,733	1,573
West Virginia		154	240,965	0.29	133	58,805	1,595
New Mexico		248	214,844	0.26	109	37,096	1,206
Wyoming		125	172,960	0.21	330	39,516	838
Connecticut		83	172,396	0.21	49	42,070	796
Vermont		40	77,846	0.09	125	16,647	475
Delaware		60	74,648	0.09	86	43,116	1,529
New Hampshire		57	72,414	0.09	55	20,044	546
Rhode Island		50	60,094	0.07	57	13,568	392
All other states, including those below		2,378	7,263,717	8.71		1,681,431	45,786
Arkansas		579	D			D	(10k-24k)
Florida		1,142	D			D	(10k-24k)
Oklahoma		615	D			D	(5000-9999)
Alaska		36	D			D	(500-999)

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