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Geographic Distribution -- Other information services: 2007

Data for the Information sector are published for the U.S., states, metropolitan areas, counties, and places.

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		7,401	37,438,443	100.00	124	10,428,347	128,309
California		1,112	19,593,508	52.34	541	4,894,883	34,280
New York		1,153	5,311,205	14.19	273	1,612,996	24,214
Washington		168	1,423,013	3.80	220	359,272	4,295
Illinois		259	1,295,075	3.46	101	358,894	5,205
Massachusetts		253	1,284,741	3.43	198	327,099	4,359
Ohio		122	1,249,734	3.34	108	377,113	5,782
Georgia		159	918,727	2.45	96	373,876	4,949
Pennsylvania		591	593,600	1.59	47	177,892	6,392
Virginia		197	556,548	1.49	72	197,802	2,447
Florida		433	478,713	1.28	26	139,821	2,975
District of Columbia		95	405,142	1.08	691	169,918	2,175
Texas		353	372,717	1.00	16	140,628	3,483
Utah		74	242,266	0.65	91	69,724	1,221
Missouri		87	199,830	0.53	34	61,356	1,193
North Carolina		135	183,963	0.49	20	66,981	1,694
Minnesota		109	161,941	0.43	31	59,851	1,037
Colorado		127	159,672	0.43	33	49,652	926
Nebraska		35	155,039	0.41	88	39,152	645
Arizona		130	138,475	0.37	22	43,561	1,172
Nevada		80	126,395	0.34	49	26,552	456
Kentucky		45	115,879	0.31	27	55,552	1,280
Michigan		130	108,133	0.29	11	32,252	856
Kansas		61	106,982	0.29	39	34,018	1,140
Oregon		88	98,622	0.26	26	40,724	669
South Carolina		48	81,723	0.22	18	24,327	573
Maine		117	70,815	0.19	54	29,460	1,309
Tennessee		62	56,044	0.15	9	25,016	451
Wisconsin		49	42,588	0.11	8	19,288	372
North Dakota		12	38,381	0.10	60	10,501	207
Indiana		60	36,764	0.10	6	16,437	519
Alabama		40	31,326	0.08	7	9,536	259
New Hampshire		53	29,689	0.08	23	10,611	291
Vermont		73	28,474	0.08	46	12,513	516
Rhode Island		34	24,437	0.07	23	11,620	497
New Mexico		27	23,694	0.06	12	8,391	132
Louisiana		37	23,216	0.06	5	8,803	232
Idaho		32	15,540	0.04	10	5,388	169
Hawaii		23	14,518	0.04	11	4,856	113
Wyoming		12	11,655	0.03	22	4,633	69
Mississippi		48	10,295	0.03	4	4,453	223
Iowa		27	7,208	0.02	2	2,770	92
West Virginia		20	4,838	0.01	3	1,812	68
South Dakota		10	4,559	0.01	6	2,167	44
Alaska		11	3,467	0.01	5	1,271	31
All other states, including those below		610	1,599,292	4.27		504,925	9,297
Connecticut		162	D			D	(2500-4999)
New Jersey		229	D			D	(2500-4999)
Maryland		108	D			D	(1000-2499)
Delaware		28	D			D	(250-499)
Oklahoma		53	D			D	(250-499)
Arkansas		22	D			D	(100-249)
Montana		8	D			D	(20-99)

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