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Geographic Distribution -- Museums, historical sites, and similar institutions: 2007

Data for the Arts, entertainment, and recreation 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	Receipts ($1,000)	Receipts % of U.S.	Receipts per capita ($)	Annual payroll ($1,000)	Paid employees
United States		7,125	13,285,398	100.00	44	3,661,655	130,071
New York		582	2,410,376	18.14	124	614,994	15,995
California		610	1,762,984	13.27	49	464,300	14,695
Illinois		196	854,823	6.43	67	232,629	7,761
Pennsylvania		332	714,663	5.38	57	165,574	6,128
Texas		390	712,253	5.36	30	183,944	7,400
Massachusetts		273	711,738	5.36	110	168,712	5,434
Florida		333	549,731	4.14	30	165,863	6,558
Ohio		259	528,039	3.97	46	154,372	5,762
Virginia		212	473,254	3.56	61	134,719	4,972
Georgia		143	325,186	2.45	34	89,360	2,901
Michigan		184	266,082	2.00	26	86,019	3,430
North Carolina		186	242,988	1.83	27	72,197	3,173
Tennessee		127	241,598	1.82	39	69,601	2,788
Missouri		141	230,262	1.73	39	65,410	2,507
Colorado		136	216,672	1.63	45	63,677	2,417
Washington		154	194,702	1.47	30	60,928	2,160
Connecticut		129	193,954	1.46	56	63,429	2,276
Minnesota		202	191,354	1.44	37	71,486	2,746
Hawaii		56	179,149	1.35	140	53,010	2,854
Indiana		149	170,612	1.28	27	63,793	2,302
Wisconsin		180	163,206	1.23	29	40,833	1,712
Arizona		97	156,508	1.18	25	44,261	1,784
District of Columbia		39	152,555	1.15	260	43,994	1,206
Maryland		98	148,091	1.11	26	51,272	1,720
Louisiana		91	130,467	0.98	30	35,052	1,496
New Jersey		132	128,251	0.97	15	41,635	1,698
Oregon		131	113,376	0.85	30	38,782	1,565
Kentucky		89	90,978	0.68	21	24,923	1,196
South Carolina		85	82,901	0.62	19	26,231	1,221
Nebraska		68	79,050	0.60	45	26,390	1,425
Alabama		76	71,226	0.54	15	21,165	982
Iowa		117	65,412	0.49	22	19,021	947
New Mexico		65	62,214	0.47	32	16,197	645
Rhode Island		52	48,446	0.36	46	15,314	508
Kansas		136	48,309	0.36	17	13,448	840
Maine		107	48,187	0.36	37	14,807	601
Wyoming		45	42,342	0.32	81	9,120	326
Nevada		34	38,531	0.29	15	11,296	411
New Hampshire		74	36,579	0.28	28	11,521	514
Utah		28	32,168	0.24	12	10,921	397
Vermont		55	31,081	0.23	50	10,729	363
Alaska		46	30,470	0.23	45	9,209	310
Mississippi		60	28,072	0.21	10	7,902	403
South Dakota		53	27,328	0.21	34	8,354	316
Montana		71	19,628	0.15	21	6,267	363
North Dakota		42	12,716	0.10	20	4,182	308
Idaho		40	11,940	0.09	8	3,507	178
West Virginia		39	9,701	0.07	5	2,854	169
All other states, including those below		181	205,245	1.54		48,451	2,208
Delaware		36	D			D	(500-999)
Oklahoma		92	D			D	(500-999)
Arkansas		53	D			D	(250-499)

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