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Highest wineries by state

Wineries 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 winery establishments (NAICS 312130), per 100,000 residents. This is an establishment count, not a count of vineyards, tasting rooms, or a guarantee of public access. A blank means County Business Patterns did not publish the detailed county cell; it is not assumed to be zero.

  1. 1Oregon7.9
  2. 2Washington4.8
  3. 3California4.3
  4. 4Vermont1.4
  5. 5Idaho1.1
  6. 6Pennsylvania1.1
  7. 7New York1.0
  8. 8Virginia1.0
  9. 9Colorado0.9
  10. 10Michigan0.9
  11. 11Montana0.8
  12. 12Connecticut0.7
  13. 13Maine0.6
  14. 14Missouri0.6
  15. 15New Hampshire0.6
  16. 16Texas0.6
  17. 17Arizona0.5
  18. 18New Mexico0.5
  19. 19Ohio0.5
  20. 20North Carolina0.4
  21. 21Kentucky0.3
  22. 22Maryland0.3
  23. 23New Jersey0.3
  24. 24Rhode Island0.3
  25. 25Tennessee0.3
  26. 26Wisconsin0.3
  27. 27Arkansas0.2
  28. 28Georgia0.2
  29. 29Illinois0.2
  30. 30Indiana0.2
  31. 31Massachusetts0.2
  32. 32Oklahoma0.2
  33. 33Florida0.1
  34. 34Iowa0.1
  35. 35Kansas0.1
  36. 36Minnesota0.1
  37. 37Nebraska0.1
  38. 38Alaska0.0
  39. 39Alabama0.0
  40. 40District of Columbia0.0
  41. 41Delaware0.0
  42. 42Hawaii0.0
  43. 43Louisiana0.0
  44. 44Mississippi0.0
  45. 45North Dakota0.0
  46. 46Nevada0.0
  47. 47South Carolina0.0
  48. 48South Dakota0.0
  49. 49Utah0.0
  50. 50West Virginia0.0
  51. 51Wyoming0.0
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Source: Census County Business Patterns; Census population estimates. · How this is built