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Georgia Small Business Statistics
(Information provided by U.S. Census Bureau)
Number of Establishments by Employment-size class
Total Establishments
'1-4'
'5-9'
'10-19'
11
607
288
171
88
21
66
48
42
55
22
243
87
84
87
23
13,144
3,276
2,022
1,296
31
2,915
1,397
1,296
1,301
42
7,134
2,640
1,888
1,268
44
16,043
9,085
4,846
2,811
48
3,132
723
597
518
51
1,959
649
547
536
52
7,938
2,519
1,440
922
53
6,797
1,637
792
317
54
16,928
3,114
1,923
1,183
55
560
246
224
214
56
5,638
1,392
1,054
834
61
997
296
222
230
62
8,020
4,232
2,975
1,656
71
1,327
313
273
279
72
4,846
2,439
2,981
3,977
81
12,543
4,349
2,034
1,024
95
116
82
56
80
99
953
45
16
2
Total
111,906
38,857
25,483
18,678
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