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Highest distilleries by state
Distilleries per 100,000 residents.
This measure has no better end. The order describes the states, it does not rank them — see the other direction.
Payroll distillery establishments (NAICS 312140), per 100,000 residents. This is an establishment count, not a count of brands or tours, and it does not guarantee public access. A blank means County Business Patterns did not publish the detailed county cell; it is not assumed to be zero.
- 1Colorado1.0
- 2Maine0.9
- 3Kentucky0.8
- 4Montana0.8
- 5District of Columbia0.6
- 6Oregon0.6
- 7Alaska0.5
- 8Delaware0.5
- 9Tennessee0.5
- 10Washington0.5
- 11New Mexico0.4
- 12Pennsylvania0.4
- 13Iowa0.3
- 14New York0.3
- 15South Carolina0.3
- 16Utah0.3
- 17California0.2
- 18Connecticut0.2
- 19Hawaii0.2
- 20Illinois0.2
- 21Massachusetts0.2
- 22Maryland0.2
- 23Michigan0.2
- 24Minnesota0.2
- 25North Carolina0.2
- 26New Hampshire0.2
- 27Nevada0.2
- 28Texas0.2
- 29Alabama0.1
- 30Florida0.1
- 31Louisiana0.1
- 32Missouri0.1
- 33New Jersey0.1
- 34Ohio0.1
- 35Virginia0.1
- 36Wisconsin0.1
- 37Arkansas0.0
- 38Arizona0.0
- 39Georgia0.0
- 40Idaho0.0
- 41Indiana0.0
- 42Kansas0.0
- 43Mississippi0.0
- 44North Dakota0.0
- 45Nebraska0.0
- 46Oklahoma0.0
- 47Rhode Island0.0
- 48South Dakota0.0
- 49Vermont0.0
- 50West Virginia0.0
- 51Wyoming0.0
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<iframe src="https://movermath.com/embed/distilleries" width="100%" height="420" style="border:0" loading="lazy" title="Distilleries per 100,000 residents by state"></iframe>Source: Census County Business Patterns; Census population estimates. · How this is built