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Geographic Distribution -- Museums: 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		4,664	9,172,084	100.00	30	2,433,910	83,899
New York		400	1,963,934	21.41	101	471,763	11,938
California		419	1,135,289	12.38	31	284,868	8,533
Massachusetts		161	593,022	6.47	91	126,992	4,004
Illinois		135	559,525	6.10	44	151,814	5,508
Texas		271	489,835	5.34	21	116,675	4,419
Pennsylvania		184	448,856	4.89	36	108,867	4,016
Ohio		151	349,609	3.81	30	95,954	3,607
Florida		208	339,126	3.70	19	90,173	3,238
Virginia		123	287,859	3.14	37	82,298	2,751
Michigan		127	213,683	2.33	21	70,050	2,773
North Carolina		115	196,859	2.15	22	57,687	2,516
Minnesota		144	159,665	1.74	31	58,837	2,095
Georgia		84	152,059	1.66	16	46,717	1,320
Washington		115	139,732	1.52	22	41,444	1,554
Colorado		97	137,961	1.50	28	40,058	1,494
Tennessee		81	133,501	1.46	22	36,334	1,294
Connecticut		73	126,210	1.38	36	39,294	1,424
District of Columbia		26	125,778	1.37	214	36,665	1,034
Wisconsin		113	125,720	1.37	22	29,352	1,268
Missouri		89	115,794	1.26	20	33,160	1,413
Indiana		101	108,705	1.19	17	43,082	1,442
New Jersey		79	94,542	1.03	11	30,502	1,204
Arizona		63	87,507	0.95	14	21,166	831
Oregon		87	83,585	0.91	22	27,875	1,123
Louisiana		58	73,220	0.80	17	14,648	597
Maryland		57	70,005	0.76	12	23,787	820
Kentucky		57	57,939	0.63	14	16,178	690
Iowa		88	57,298	0.62	19	16,532	820
New Mexico		47	53,239	0.58	27	13,737	534
Wyoming		34	39,063	0.43	75	8,571	307
South Carolina		50	37,400	0.41	8	12,731	554
Nevada		26	33,137	0.36	13	9,138	367
Kansas		116	32,380	0.35	12	9,985	623
Rhode Island		29	31,470	0.34	30	9,427	321
New Hampshire		45	27,750	0.30	21	8,707	395
Maine		58	27,709	0.30	21	10,118	365
Nebraska		51	23,818	0.26	13	9,366	445
Vermont		38	22,268	0.24	36	8,880	294
Alaska		29	16,260	0.18	24	5,896	198
Montana		53	14,365	0.16	15	4,564	268
South Dakota		34	9,073	0.10	11	2,908	176
Idaho		32	8,530	0.09	6	2,433	132
North Dakota		29	8,364	0.09	13	2,723	159
West Virginia		23	5,087	0.06	3	1,510	98
All other states, including those below		264	355,353	3.87		100,444	4,937
Hawaii		28	D			D	(1000-2499)
Alabama		47	D			D	(500-999)
Delaware		26	D			D	(500-999)
Oklahoma		74	D			D	(500-999)
Arkansas		35	D			D	(250-499)
Mississippi		36	D			D	(100-249)
Utah		18	D			D	(100-249)

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