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Kansas 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

181

31

6

5

21

548

117

105

54

22

111

45

51

46

23

4,679

1,399

781

462

31

1,028

545

517

498

42

2,324

981

766

471

44

5,462

3,259

1,845

907

48

1,526

355

274

193

51

723

268

206

167

52

3,352

1,037

607

343

53

2,083

543

231

68

54

4,567

1,066

628

307

55

257

78

83

80

56

1,933

452

352

258

61

303

105

102

81

62

3,224

1,509

1,015

665

71

613

152

121

105

72

1,799

898

1,173

1,401

81

5,569

1,732

796

347

95

46

21

22

33

99

274

7

3

1

Total

40,602

14,600

9,684

6,492



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