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Highest employer establishment births by state
New employer establishments per 1,000 adults.
Employer establishments born during the last 12 months, per 1,000 adults. This is Census BDS’s confirmed establishment-entry measure, not an EIN application and not necessarily a new firm — an existing company can open another local establishment. BDS covers most private non-agricultural employment and suppresses small cells; unavailable means Census did not publish a stable county value, not zero new businesses.
- 1Wyoming6
- 2Montana5
- 3Utah4
- 4Colorado4
- 5Idaho4
- 6Delaware4
- 7Florida4
- 8Alaska4
- 9District of Columbia4
- 10North Dakota4
- 11South Dakota4
- 12California3
- 13Nevada3
- 14Oregon3
- 15Georgia3
- 16New York3
- 17Maine3
- 18Vermont3
- 19Washington3
- 20Arizona3
- 21Nebraska3
- 22New Jersey3
- 23Texas3
- 24North Carolina3
- 25Kansas3
- 26Massachusetts3
- 27Missouri3
- 28Oklahoma3
- 29Virginia3
- 30Illinois3
- 31Indiana3
- 32Minnesota3
- 33New Hampshire3
- 34Rhode Island3
- 35South Carolina3
- 36Arkansas3
- 37Iowa3
- 38Maryland3
- 39Tennessee3
- 40Louisiana3
- 41Michigan3
- 42New Mexico3
- 43Wisconsin3
- 44Connecticut2
- 45Hawaii2
- 46Alabama2
- 47Kentucky2
- 48Mississippi2
- 49Ohio2
- 50Pennsylvania2
- 51West Virginia2
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