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Kentucky 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

205

66

25

17

21

218

78

113

137

22

107

67

57

39

23

5,417

1,582

991

608

31

1,221

682

590

693

42

2,168

1,021

732

540

44

7,378

4,695

2,836

1,402

48

1,739

470

349

267

51

707

297

231

189

52

3,268

1,514

636

349

53

2,379

654

314

97

54

5,054

1,252

742

352

55

204

113

102

99

56

1,922

544

372

313

61

366

153

102

97

62

4,058

2,459

1,496

907

71

671

207

165

122

72

1,830

992

1,448

1,788

81

6,426

2,091

965

423

95

82

38

30

40

99

280

11

6

1

Total

45,700

18,986

12,302

8,480



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