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Geographic Distribution -- RV (recreational vehicle) parks and recreational camps: 2007

Data for the Accommodation and food services 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		7,420	4,396,300	100.00	15	1,090,655	39,939
California		624	487,056	11.08	13	125,680	5,433
Florida		390	307,436	6.99	17	56,190	3,060
New York		408	298,941	6.80	15	77,929	1,900
Pennsylvania		346	266,192	6.05	21	65,619	1,751
Texas		408	194,150	4.42	8	49,826	2,372
Maine		232	172,593	3.93	131	44,097	825
Arizona		263	165,913	3.77	26	37,020	2,273
North Carolina		201	161,436	3.67	18	40,189	1,328
Wisconsin		246	149,745	3.41	27	38,974	1,485
Michigan		262	141,775	3.22	14	40,274	1,538
Colorado		225	123,294	2.80	25	33,744	1,009
Washington		276	111,521	2.54	17	26,825	1,174
New Jersey		129	103,915	2.36	12	31,681	814
Massachusetts		129	99,916	2.27	15	27,577	542
New Hampshire		150	99,135	2.25	75	25,411	461
South Carolina		64	93,357	2.12	21	21,316	953
Ohio		225	90,880	2.07	8	20,541	836
Alaska		160	89,352	2.03	131	19,285	258
Virginia		155	89,138	2.03	12	22,606	996
Missouri		162	86,987	1.98	15	21,607	883
Minnesota		220	82,404	1.87	16	20,481	824
Oregon		200	79,029	1.80	21	19,186	841
Maryland		67	61,635	1.40	11	17,034	494
Tennessee		146	61,506	1.40	10	14,161	735
Illinois		161	56,219	1.28	4	12,056	503
Indiana		137	55,269	1.26	9	14,461	546
Georgia		99	54,431	1.24	6	13,355	512
Nevada		59	52,439	1.19	20	9,848	496
Wyoming		104	52,345	1.19	100	13,932	320
Montana		127	50,902	1.16	53	14,743	444
Utah		73	40,456	0.92	15	9,504	355
Vermont		74	37,322	0.85	60	10,958	236
Alabama		87	33,245	0.76	7	8,889	437
South Dakota		84	31,944	0.73	40	5,804	164
New Mexico		77	30,301	0.69	15	7,779	331
Kentucky		61	27,853	0.63	7	6,334	297
Idaho		78	24,626	0.56	16	6,789	349
Louisiana		61	21,889	0.50	5	4,788	252
Iowa		55	18,788	0.43	6	6,077	258
Mississippi		51	16,807	0.38	6	4,014	182
West Virginia		43	16,762	0.38	9	3,869	130
Oklahoma		49	15,538	0.35	4	4,389	249
Rhode Island		21	8,663	0.20	8	1,955	31
Nebraska		34	7,903	0.18	4	1,996	153
North Dakota		18	3,739	0.09	6	830	21
All other states, including those below		179	121,553	2.76		31,032	888
Arkansas		69	D			D	(250-499)
Connecticut		53	D			D	(250-499)
Kansas		40	D			D	(100-249)
Delaware		14	D			D	(20-99)
Hawaii		3	D			D	(1-19)

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