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Geographic Distribution -- Transit and ground passenger transportation: 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		17,791	26,464,611	100.00	88	9,844,475	444,925
New York		2,642	5,032,452	19.02	259	1,854,157	67,970
California		1,658	2,934,128	11.09	81	1,044,411	40,352
New Jersey		1,157	1,712,833	6.47	198	635,436	30,387
Pennsylvania		1,159	1,640,422	6.20	131	577,200	34,197
Illinois		923	1,570,512	5.93	123	519,052	25,632
Massachusetts		785	1,285,879	4.86	198	540,370	21,369
Texas		616	953,987	3.60	40	324,777	15,699
Florida		848	903,896	3.42	49	277,164	11,651
Connecticut		374	778,926	2.94	223	335,093	13,826
Nevada		127	713,688	2.70	278	334,361	15,641
Wisconsin		554	649,997	2.46	116	227,240	14,084
Minnesota		481	641,828	2.43	124	251,552	13,669
Maryland		697	559,594	2.11	99	212,814	10,456
Missouri		290	555,513	2.10	94	173,133	9,561
Virginia		361	528,153	2.00	68	204,714	8,195
Ohio		401	442,618	1.67	38	168,367	8,599
Arizona		214	411,482	1.55	65	205,168	7,367
Washington		246	361,519	1.37	56	137,706	6,142
Michigan		289	309,390	1.17	31	117,768	5,423
Tennessee		317	301,473	1.14	49	125,577	5,128
North Carolina		297	295,453	1.12	33	124,732	5,176
Georgia		301	294,201	1.11	31	107,043	4,455
Colorado		173	292,717	1.11	60	112,115	5,202
Kansas		143	283,341	1.07	102	117,032	7,116
Oregon		224	275,417	1.04	74	100,492	5,021
Louisiana		155	257,230	0.97	59	84,501	3,499
New Hampshire		125	185,368	0.70	141	72,473	3,471
Hawaii		104	172,202	0.65	135	122,876	3,808
Rhode Island		111	162,626	0.61	154	50,358	2,527
New Mexico		149	150,919	0.57	77	57,735	3,506
District of Columbia		41	120,943	0.46	206	37,519	1,198
Alabama		94	102,703	0.39	22	37,226	2,024
Delaware		149	98,861	0.37	114	36,165	2,144
Idaho		91	94,696	0.36	63	32,691	2,070
Utah		75	81,043	0.31	30	29,832	1,802
South Carolina		133	80,824	0.31	18	32,330	1,570
Vermont		65	78,275	0.30	126	28,208	1,463
Maine		84	73,781	0.28	56	25,719	1,484
Montana		106	71,055	0.27	74	23,094	1,565
North Dakota		58	60,407	0.23	95	27,067	1,765
South Dakota		68	44,349	0.17	56	16,509	1,128
West Virginia		34	15,039	0.06	8	4,177	349
Wyoming		34	13,512	0.05	26	4,679	242
All other states, including those below		838	871,359	3.29		293,842	16,992
Indiana		249	D			D	(5000-9999)
Alaska		81	D			D	(1000-2499)
Iowa		113	D			D	(1000-2499)
Kentucky		111	D			D	(1000-2499)
Mississippi		82	D			D	(1000-2499)
Nebraska		70	D			D	(1000-2499)
Oklahoma		70	D			D	(1000-2499)
Arkansas		62	D			D	(500-999)

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Economic Census data for this industry exclude government-owned establishments. See the discussion of exclusions.