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Geographic Distribution -- General freight trucking, long-distance, less than truckload (ltl): 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		8,010	37,948,151	100.00	126	13,973,348	291,045
California		558	3,425,908	9.03	95	1,031,231	21,957
Texas		693	3,169,125	8.35	133	1,098,825	23,875
Illinois		442	2,427,284	6.40	190	978,350	18,791
Ohio		344	2,144,236	5.65	186	955,303	19,329
New Jersey		198	1,864,668	4.91	216	624,338	11,801
Pennsylvania		267	1,743,356	4.59	139	767,580	15,456
North Carolina		287	1,635,885	4.31	180	664,822	14,490
Georgia		255	1,503,260	3.96	158	674,133	14,228
Tennessee		217	1,384,678	3.65	224	693,491	14,195
Wisconsin		267	1,225,288	3.23	219	356,660	8,132
Indiana		222	1,189,596	3.13	187	471,944	9,306
New York		296	1,144,433	3.02	59	386,307	7,888
Michigan		288	937,293	2.47	93	342,413	6,771
Missouri		204	869,437	2.29	147	366,117	7,464
Virginia		169	852,257	2.25	110	275,899	6,081
Minnesota		161	808,995	2.13	156	237,884	4,919
Washington		191	788,604	2.08	122	222,822	4,820
South Carolina		124	694,257	1.83	157	250,129	5,281
Colorado		143	586,066	1.54	121	210,920	4,252
Arizona		130	555,421	1.46	87	189,002	4,155
Oregon		122	535,338	1.41	143	197,160	4,092
Alabama		137	519,619	1.37	112	195,625	4,162
Kentucky		156	515,867	1.36	121	187,223	4,038
Utah		79	495,076	1.30	186	189,509	3,987
Massachusetts		94	494,047	1.30	76	157,884	3,166
Kansas		116	478,476	1.26	172	185,968	3,818
Maryland		81	440,036	1.16	78	158,043	3,288
Iowa		156	434,859	1.15	146	136,226	2,850
Louisiana		149	419,498	1.11	96	149,780	3,843
Nevada		72	347,355	0.92	135	99,042	2,209
Mississippi		101	268,616	0.71	92	127,157	2,872
Connecticut		50	248,086	0.65	71	85,157	1,696
Nebraska		94	196,002	0.52	111	66,979	1,433
Idaho		79	139,424	0.37	93	46,077	1,077
New Mexico		74	131,035	0.35	67	76,213	1,490
Rhode Island		23	118,273	0.31	112	35,378	683
South Dakota		48	109,687	0.29	138	37,654	843
North Dakota		47	89,208	0.24	140	20,893	612
West Virginia		40	88,530	0.23	49	31,595	713
Maine		32	81,405	0.21	62	26,542	603
Montana		54	78,541	0.21	82	23,590	549
Vermont		32	76,271	0.20	123	23,938	519
New Hampshire		24	74,386	0.20	56	22,244	467
Wyoming		46	48,809	0.13	93	16,852	362
Delaware		24	48,129	0.13	56	11,403	235
All other states, including those below		624	2,521,531	6.64		867,046	18,247
Florida		346	D			D	(10k-24k)
Arkansas		147	D			D	(2500-4999)
Oklahoma		107	D			D	(2500-4999)
Alaska		14	D			D	(250-499)
Hawaii		9	D			D	(20-99)

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