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Geographic Distribution -- Motor vehicle towing: 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		8,165	4,795,941	100.00	16	1,552,244	55,598
California		1,261	1,211,662	25.26	33	412,138	12,655
Texas		530	369,346	7.70	15	113,258	4,070
Illinois		341	204,414	4.26	16	65,044	2,361
Florida		476	186,665	3.89	10	53,549	2,167
New Jersey		301	160,077	3.34	19	46,429	1,641
Ohio		292	142,856	2.98	12	49,272	2,018
Michigan		279	140,704	2.93	14	50,565	1,943
Virginia		276	138,716	2.89	18	49,647	1,703
Georgia		250	136,748	2.85	14	43,239	1,515
Pennsylvania		270	117,139	2.44	9	34,021	1,449
Arizona		159	114,921	2.40	18	42,271	1,568
Washington		241	111,596	2.33	17	37,679	1,449
Maryland		218	108,635	2.27	19	34,289	1,210
Indiana		180	107,694	2.25	17	37,240	1,417
Massachusetts		173	106,246	2.22	16	33,043	1,101
North Carolina		256	104,890	2.19	12	33,726	1,372
Nevada		66	85,870	1.79	33	34,032	1,096
Minnesota		113	81,211	1.69	16	25,609	928
Tennessee		166	78,999	1.65	13	25,035	946
Missouri		155	77,075	1.61	13	23,502	963
Oregon		134	76,283	1.59	20	28,345	1,052
Colorado		122	74,773	1.56	15	25,520	927
Kentucky		73	66,808	1.39	16	16,886	603
Louisiana		133	63,251	1.32	14	19,481	764
Wisconsin		110	48,584	1.01	9	15,264	604
Alabama		107	48,224	1.01	10	15,049	593
Connecticut		49	43,301	0.90	12	14,902	488
South Carolina		127	38,198	0.80	9	11,464	520
Kansas		56	37,647	0.78	14	11,516	464
Oklahoma		79	37,561	0.78	10	13,044	492
West Virginia		71	28,180	0.59	16	8,123	350
Mississippi		64	27,436	0.57	9	8,323	312
Iowa		62	26,114	0.54	9	8,395	426
Utah		68	25,220	0.53	9	7,243	309
New Mexico		75	24,735	0.52	13	6,560	281
New Hampshire		35	18,319	0.38	14	5,452	191
Idaho		53	16,577	0.35	11	3,786	189
Maine		37	15,302	0.32	12	3,909	182
Rhode Island		41	14,777	0.31	14	4,060	149
Hawaii		30	12,449	0.26	10	3,534	158
Montana		24	11,311	0.24	12	2,925	129
Wyoming		30	10,849	0.23	21	3,143	106
Alaska		20	9,019	0.19	13	2,613	103
North Dakota		15	4,065	0.08	6	1,452	73
All other states, including those below		547	231,494	4.83		67,667	2,561
New York		381	D			D	(1000-2499)
Arkansas		74	D			D	(250-499)
Delaware		17	D			D	(100-249)
Nebraska		36	D			D	(100-249)
South Dakota		19	D			D	(100-249)
District of Columbia		10	D			D	(20-99)
Vermont		10	D			D	(20-99)

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