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Geographic Distribution -- Couriers: 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		8,670	74,391,846	100.00	247	19,526,257	519,845
California		987	9,682,910	13.02	267	2,401,241	62,932
Texas		605	4,820,676	6.48	202	1,221,810	35,848
New York		503	4,542,303	6.11	234	1,194,103	29,896
Florida		599	4,158,165	5.59	227	1,025,427	27,499
Ohio		253	3,660,694	4.92	318	1,095,402	28,322
New Jersey		233	3,618,341	4.86	419	918,917	23,589
Pennsylvania		322	3,201,141	4.30	256	865,707	24,744
Illinois		303	3,167,304	4.26	248	811,211	22,211
Tennessee		182	3,167,172	4.26	513	667,298	25,685
Georgia		254	2,324,093	3.12	244	601,502	17,076
Indiana		161	1,910,066	2.57	301	431,038	13,456
North Carolina		231	1,767,545	2.38	195	465,658	13,557
Massachusetts		158	1,634,613	2.20	252	421,797	10,731
Virginia		209	1,545,945	2.08	200	404,385	10,942
Maryland		148	1,480,029	1.99	263	404,996	10,231
Washington		202	1,312,489	1.76	203	351,556	9,084
Arizona		190	1,253,920	1.69	197	315,980	8,504
Minnesota		183	1,158,634	1.56	223	323,805	9,636
Missouri		174	1,136,550	1.53	192	296,961	8,124
Colorado		180	1,132,248	1.52	234	296,536	8,076
Wisconsin		160	1,063,023	1.43	190	297,372	8,493
Connecticut		97	1,036,284	1.39	297	256,122	6,756
Oregon		137	832,924	1.12	223	222,880	6,135
Kansas		101	810,742	1.09	292	236,394	6,190
South Carolina		101	734,736	0.99	166	213,774	6,365
Alabama		116	686,764	0.92	148	192,649	5,233
Louisiana		113	639,417	0.86	146	171,020	4,488
Utah		100	562,475	0.76	211	156,869	4,775
Iowa		120	540,934	0.73	182	160,392	4,590
Nevada		77	539,662	0.73	210	144,979	4,274
Mississippi		83	411,005	0.55	141	110,570	3,271
Nebraska		87	349,322	0.47	197	103,197	2,866
New Hampshire		46	321,591	0.43	244	87,496	2,100
New Mexico		70	287,436	0.39	146	77,846	2,119
West Virginia		62	248,468	0.33	137	68,227	1,726
Idaho		88	241,566	0.32	161	65,765	1,848
Maine		48	222,579	0.30	169	60,800	1,584
Rhode Island		20	209,596	0.28	199	57,366	1,665
Hawaii		37	198,080	0.27	155	45,170	1,280
Montana		70	194,914	0.26	204	54,111	1,467
Delaware		27	173,554	0.23	201	46,089	1,228
South Dakota		48	154,078	0.21	193	43,205	1,193
North Dakota		43	128,966	0.17	202	34,686	976
Vermont		24	122,370	0.16	197	35,742	892
All other states, including those below		718	7,006,522	9.42		2,068,206	38,188
Kentucky		181	D			D	(10k-24k)
Michigan		251	D			D	(10k-24k)
Arkansas		84	D			D	(2500-4999)
Oklahoma		105	D			D	(2500-4999)
Alaska		48	D			D	(1000-2499)
District of Columbia		13	D			D	(500-999)
Wyoming		36	D			D	(500-999)

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