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Geographic Distribution -- Warehousing and storage: 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		13,938	21,920,686	100.00	73	25,526,342	720,451
California		1,690	3,535,960	16.13	98	3,315,376	82,307
Texas		1,178	2,093,535	9.55	88	2,056,534	57,515
New Jersey		629	1,471,759	6.71	170	1,161,277	28,860
Pennsylvania		590	1,434,177	6.54	115	1,553,565	47,321
Illinois		672	1,287,989	5.88	101	1,728,299	38,124
Ohio		611	1,038,562	4.74	90	1,230,161	36,597
Georgia		611	959,018	4.37	101	1,205,205	35,381
Florida		653	757,692	3.46	41	1,161,718	33,788
Michigan		365	616,265	2.81	61	575,142	15,672
Washington		321	569,590	2.60	88	392,585	10,147
Tennessee		404	544,205	2.48	88	782,697	22,865
Massachusetts		254	513,266	2.34	79	503,932	12,524
New York		504	480,365	2.19	25	695,616	18,418
Indiana		350	476,768	2.17	75	724,919	25,087
Maryland		246	466,753	2.13	83	486,260	12,750
Wisconsin		321	451,116	2.06	81	506,688	14,992
Missouri		325	435,368	1.99	74	489,885	14,453
North Carolina		435	425,984	1.94	47	709,945	22,976
Virginia		319	399,754	1.82	52	634,751	22,341
Louisiana		200	367,541	1.68	84	213,654	6,300
South Carolina		248	324,618	1.48	73	435,705	14,471
Kentucky		211	293,558	1.34	69	450,996	14,749
Alabama		190	274,814	1.25	59	343,398	11,672
Iowa		190	254,855	1.16	86	253,247	7,794
Arizona		224	251,837	1.15	40	391,168	10,490
Minnesota		222	243,732	1.11	47	243,496	5,932
Oregon		179	240,613	1.10	64	434,052	10,126
Mississippi		174	221,110	1.01	76	292,139	9,452
Nevada		157	150,205	0.69	58	297,693	9,583
Colorado		173	141,439	0.65	29	197,237	5,392
Nebraska		82	129,635	0.59	73	157,309	4,536
Kansas		119	125,994	0.57	45	201,962	6,204
Connecticut		123	100,828	0.46	29	341,955	8,690
Utah		106	77,206	0.35	29	194,691	5,837
Delaware		61	75,464	0.34	87	90,085	2,707
Idaho		72	65,405	0.30	44	36,034	1,112
West Virginia		54	60,216	0.27	33	72,485	2,320
Rhode Island		32	36,183	0.17	34	60,557	1,781
New Hampshire		38	32,719	0.15	25	59,518	1,671
Maine		49	28,159	0.13	21	120,626	3,653
South Dakota		22	21,587	0.10	27	15,107	510
New Mexico		45	18,843	0.09	10	44,290	1,379
North Dakota		23	15,503	0.07	24	6,808	200
Vermont		19	13,165	0.06	21	10,756	415
Montana		34	4,365	0.02	5	7,745	233
All other states, including those below		413	392,966	1.79		639,074	21,124
Arkansas		186	D			D	(10k-24k)
Oklahoma		147	D			D	(5000-9999)
Wyoming		17	D			D	(1000-2499)
Hawaii		38	D			D	(500-999)
Alaska		18	D			D	(250-499)
District of Columbia		7	D			D	(100-249)

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