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Geographic Distribution -- Waste collection: 2007

Data for the Administrative and Support and Waste Mang and Remediation Srvs sector are published for the U.S., states, metropolitan areas, counties, places, and ZIP Codes.

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	Sales ($1,000)	Sales % of U.S.	Sales per capita ($)	Annual payroll ($1,000)	Paid employees
United States		10,097	40,462,328	100.00	134	8,365,079	195,638
California		799	6,158,716	15.22	170	1,382,955	27,430
Florida		450	2,502,917	6.19	137	494,186	12,120
New York		708	2,498,986	6.18	129	486,530	11,196
Texas		472	2,218,847	5.48	93	477,215	11,155
Illinois		392	2,162,522	5.34	169	465,335	8,874
New Jersey		352	2,094,291	5.18	243	392,003	7,912
Ohio		414	1,614,601	3.99	140	311,366	7,611
Pennsylvania		476	1,599,015	3.95	128	320,049	8,047
Michigan		279	1,287,705	3.18	128	265,247	5,880
Massachusetts		302	1,131,164	2.80	174	242,036	5,106
Washington		194	1,050,893	2.60	163	197,771	4,363
Connecticut		208	1,015,201	2.51	291	157,544	3,557
Georgia		337	1,007,411	2.49	106	194,180	4,879
North Carolina		311	901,037	2.23	99	171,217	4,600
Minnesota		298	858,742	2.12	165	167,513	4,094
Maryland		241	843,598	2.08	150	157,231	4,105
Virginia		228	823,546	2.04	107	182,674	4,080
Indiana		206	772,171	1.91	122	157,167	3,850
Wisconsin		186	735,716	1.82	131	154,409	3,764
Louisiana		162	717,591	1.77	164	162,557	4,173
Arizona		146	669,416	1.65	105	140,218	2,993
Oregon		187	648,878	1.60	174	139,124	3,242
Missouri		227	599,749	1.48	101	129,722	3,375
Colorado		209	546,706	1.35	113	135,958	3,391
Tennessee		170	542,928	1.34	88	109,589	2,875
Nevada		58	493,647	1.22	192	115,864	2,280
Alabama		120	487,447	1.20	105	101,162	2,472
Kentucky		129	430,155	1.06	101	90,869	2,224
Oklahoma		154	330,074	0.82	91	74,731	2,127
Kansas		139	297,697	0.74	107	69,015	3,367
Iowa		199	272,495	0.67	91	59,346	1,936
Mississippi		79	260,146	0.64	89	57,154	1,522
New Hampshire		72	245,851	0.61	187	38,251	897
Utah		86	221,818	0.55	83	53,436	1,364
Nebraska		134	201,632	0.50	114	40,624	1,206
West Virginia		85	194,192	0.48	107	38,344	1,277
Delaware		37	166,435	0.41	192	31,389	732
New Mexico		62	163,790	0.40	83	37,560	1,003
Hawaii		39	145,119	0.36	114	33,361	905
Maine		107	144,188	0.36	109	36,586	1,223
Idaho		65	124,333	0.31	83	29,949	867
Rhode Island		60	121,703	0.30	115	26,080	691
Montana		36	76,241	0.19	80	16,878	463
South Dakota		77	71,488	0.18	90	15,437	564
Wyoming		39	60,749	0.15	116	11,403	286
Vermont		41	54,264	0.13	87	11,787	319
North Dakota		47	47,988	0.12	75	9,785	299
Alaska		29	37,670	0.09	55	7,546	211
District of Columbia		14	32,030	0.08	55	6,154	151
All other states, including those below		235	778,829	1.92		158,572	4,580
South Carolina		153	D			D	(2500-4999)
Arkansas		82	D			D	(1000-2499)

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Economic Census data for this industry exclude government-owned establishments. See the discussion of exclusions.