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Geographic Distribution -- Environment, conservation, and wildlife organizations: 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		6,276	7,602,482	100.00	25	1,895,924	55,780
California		691	1,006,019	13.23	28	268,603	8,256
Virginia		196	838,085	11.02	109	151,179	2,976
New York		344	644,392	8.48	33	150,083	3,653
Massachusetts		231	330,950	4.35	51	92,061	2,398
Oregon		205	230,520	3.03	62	46,007	1,345
Pennsylvania		239	217,244	2.86	17	58,845	2,091
Maryland		131	211,279	2.78	37	52,902	1,615
Arizona		109	207,484	2.73	33	35,638	1,124
Tennessee		102	199,146	2.62	32	54,339	1,238
Texas		266	176,547	2.32	7	48,952	1,887
Florida		283	175,322	2.31	10	47,754	1,666
Colorado		201	173,873	2.29	36	52,372	1,560
Washington		206	169,183	2.23	26	47,663	1,425
Michigan		152	128,910	1.70	13	41,315	1,399
Illinois		172	126,457	1.66	10	45,260	1,523
North Carolina		175	113,373	1.49	13	25,576	887
Ohio		170	99,661	1.31	9	29,855	1,349
Wisconsin		147	90,319	1.19	16	29,065	1,285
Georgia		138	89,275	1.17	9	24,473	794
Alabama		64	83,742	1.10	18	9,047	397
Vermont		81	80,395	1.06	130	19,362	539
New Jersey		104	79,462	1.05	9	23,017	722
Maine		120	76,520	1.01	58	22,790	683
Utah		38	67,977	0.89	26	22,130	627
Montana		108	66,997	0.88	70	20,048	625
Missouri		83	64,457	0.85	11	21,464	845
New Mexico		82	61,525	0.81	31	17,088	511
Hawaii		50	57,475	0.76	45	15,103	414
New Hampshire		65	54,823	0.72	42	23,765	761
South Carolina		89	51,907	0.68	12	16,764	739
Nebraska		50	49,712	0.65	28	13,857	418
Connecticut		88	47,371	0.62	14	15,253	471
Alaska		61	42,153	0.55	62	12,312	343
Idaho		66	41,667	0.55	28	13,325	390
Indiana		114	40,910	0.54	6	14,359	738
West Virginia		46	40,303	0.53	22	8,416	292
Arkansas		44	39,946	0.53	14	8,990	390
Mississippi		43	38,263	0.50	13	8,818	334
Kentucky		71	34,493	0.45	8	10,701	487
North Dakota		25	30,737	0.40	48	7,238	231
Wyoming		53	30,035	0.40	57	7,542	247
Nevada		30	26,653	0.35	10	9,356	367
Iowa		46	23,540	0.31	8	5,999	304
Louisiana		45	23,151	0.30	5	7,048	258
Kansas		49	18,039	0.24	6	5,392	256
Delaware		18	13,283	0.17	15	5,185	173
South Dakota		30	6,934	0.09	9	2,866	134
All other states, including those below		355	1,081,973	14.23		226,747	4,613
District of Columbia		129	D			D	(2500-4999)
Minnesota		149	D			D	(1000-2499)
Rhode Island		30	D			D	(250-499)
Oklahoma		47	D			D	(100-249)

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