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Geographic Distribution -- Home health equipment rental: 2007

Data for the Real estate and rental and leasing 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		3,762	5,876,846	100.00	19	1,275,757	33,001
California		190	407,385	6.93	11	93,688	2,263
Texas		285	342,947	5.84	14	77,555	2,088
Florida		257	338,457	5.76	19	81,939	2,152
Pennsylvania		172	335,004	5.70	27	73,343	1,946
Illinois		118	237,191	4.04	19	64,181	1,392
New York		113	234,030	3.98	12	52,163	1,229
North Carolina		145	232,701	3.96	26	44,949	1,163
Ohio		134	230,745	3.93	20	49,362	1,302
Tennessee		128	217,415	3.70	35	45,251	1,351
Colorado		122	214,856	3.66	44	42,969	1,039
Missouri		123	189,528	3.22	32	38,147	997
Indiana		76	176,623	3.01	28	33,008	880
Georgia		154	174,318	2.97	18	40,375	1,052
Michigan		112	171,252	2.91	17	41,818	974
Virginia		95	147,127	2.50	19	34,559	903
Kentucky		105	137,648	2.34	32	30,040	916
Washington		60	121,248	2.06	19	23,678	606
New Jersey		38	118,573	2.02	14	22,716	515
Alabama		95	107,237	1.82	23	28,170	800
Arizona		60	106,894	1.82	17	26,190	673
Arkansas		97	102,264	1.74	36	20,256	553
Kansas		58	102,162	1.74	37	21,130	534
South Carolina		75	95,055	1.62	21	21,422	572
Massachusetts		44	85,064	1.45	13	18,774	409
Maryland		45	82,424	1.40	15	17,310	404
Minnesota		48	79,602	1.35	15	15,985	392
West Virginia		64	79,119	1.35	44	16,082	514
Oklahoma		60	76,338	1.30	21	16,191	457
Utah		47	75,162	1.28	28	13,129	356
Oregon		47	74,417	1.27	20	14,045	337
Mississippi		55	71,770	1.22	25	14,542	420
Iowa		50	70,051	1.19	24	11,159	312
Nevada		48	68,067	1.16	27	16,101	421
Wisconsin		49	66,663	1.13	12	12,318	305
Louisiana		61	63,084	1.07	14	14,054	396
New Mexico		54	61,709	1.05	31	12,882	353
Nebraska		41	60,648	1.03	34	9,452	280
Connecticut		27	57,897	0.99	17	13,512	276
New Hampshire		22	36,489	0.62	28	9,079	216
Maine		27	36,020	0.61	27	7,258	211
Wyoming		35	33,770	0.57	65	5,728	177
South Dakota		23	31,382	0.53	39	6,112	188
Montana		31	25,240	0.43	26	4,552	132
Idaho		29	25,133	0.43	17	4,720	148
Vermont		12	15,451	0.26	25	2,938	74
Hawaii		6	13,717	0.23	11	3,700	83
Alaska		8	10,363	0.18	15	2,433	64
All other states, including those below		17	36,606	0.62		6,792	176
Rhode Island		8	D			D	(20-99)

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