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Geographic Distribution -- Industrial launderers: 2007

Data for the Other services (except public administration) 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		1,489	7,133,707	100.00	24	2,460,290	75,843
California		192	941,961	13.20	26	366,572	9,532
Texas		110	455,356	6.38	19	149,814	5,224
Georgia		47	393,866	5.52	41	132,867	4,530
Illinois		78	388,158	5.44	30	119,181	3,485
Ohio		59	358,830	5.03	31	109,764	3,453
Pennsylvania		52	311,815	4.37	25	102,419	3,187
Florida		60	296,412	4.16	16	97,566	3,119
Indiana		48	269,914	3.78	43	80,490	2,645
Michigan		62	267,762	3.75	27	97,751	2,927
New York		62	248,773	3.49	13	75,618	2,371
Wisconsin		39	209,124	2.93	37	77,530	2,290
North Carolina		37	186,759	2.62	21	62,606	1,988
Tennessee		39	176,073	2.47	29	55,581	1,757
Missouri		49	174,198	2.44	29	60,322	1,811
Kentucky		38	169,366	2.37	40	64,616	2,144
Virginia		34	164,440	2.31	21	58,502	1,912
New Jersey		27	149,577	2.10	17	51,015	1,462
Louisiana		28	148,587	2.08	34	45,256	1,479
Alabama		26	147,447	2.07	32	45,845	1,487
Minnesota		26	145,472	2.04	28	55,552	1,695
Washington		30	126,220	1.77	20	53,045	1,416
Massachusetts		22	124,832	1.75	19	68,744	1,637
South Carolina		27	118,027	1.65	27	36,247	1,371
Oregon		25	116,175	1.63	31	43,499	1,222
Maryland		17	115,600	1.62	21	33,613	1,040
Kansas		19	93,661	1.31	34	32,142	1,065
Iowa		28	92,276	1.29	31	30,004	1,012
Colorado		19	86,850	1.22	18	28,972	852
Arizona		19	84,436	1.18	13	29,119	837
Oklahoma		16	60,857	0.85	17	19,576	658
Connecticut		14	51,445	0.72	15	18,053	665
Nevada		7	50,184	0.70	20	14,810	417
Utah		10	49,136	0.69	18	18,770	572
Mississippi		12	44,237	0.62	15	12,210	521
Nebraska		15	42,411	0.59	24	16,931	600
New Hampshire		7	27,435	0.38	21	11,679	359
West Virginia		7	27,055	0.38	15	8,333	259
New Mexico		7	23,917	0.34	12	6,682	289
Montana		7	11,458	0.16	12	3,657	142
Idaho		4	10,853	0.15	7	4,006	180
South Dakota		7	10,745	0.15	13	3,940	127
Hawaii		5	10,186	0.14	8	4,057	266
All other states, including those below		52	151,821	2.13		53,334	1,838
Arkansas		23	D			D	(500-999)
Delaware		7	D			D	(250-499)
Maine		4	D			D	(100-249)
North Dakota		8	D			D	(100-249)
Rhode Island		5	D			D	(100-249)
Alaska		2	D			D	(20-99)
District of Columbia		1	D			D	(1-19)
Vermont		1	D			D	(1-19)
Wyoming		1	D			D	(1-19)

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