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Alabama Small Business Statistics

(Information provided by U.S. Census Bureau)

Number of Establishments by Employment-size class

Industry Code

Total Establishments

'1-4'

'5-9'

'10-19'

11

551

321

161

56

21

99

49

47

52

22

167

120

87

72

23

5,377

1,730

1,045

729

31

1,711

804

709

768

42

2,748

1,319

905

566

44

9,403

5,330

2,746

1,325

48

1,693

446

356

323

51

769

333

235

203

52

3,432

1,461

678

412

53

2,552

775

317

123

54

5,713

1,430

872

495

55

199

83

93

77

56

2,063

619

409

328

61

350

133

104

108

62

3,780

2,463

1,608

838

71

537

176

125

121

72

2,132

1,066

1,433

1,926

81

7,215

2,626

1,144

599

95

36

21

23

33

99

495

55

14

0

Total

51,022

21,360

13,111

9,154



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