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Maine DBA
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Maine 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
594
98
64
25
21
30
2
0
0
22
58
18
9
19
23
3,580
724
353
161
31
806
294
255
241
42
922
323
238
131
44
3,321
1,837
1,195
501
48
847
173
130
87
51
372
141
108
64
52
880
484
247
130
53
1,193
229
91
31
54
2,330
534
272
128
55
56
46
44
43
56
1,100
242
153
112
61
240
68
43
41
62
1,886
1,022
689
463
71
604
102
61
50
72
1,819
608
615
498
81
2,514
768
271
101
95
11
15
8
8
99
132
2
2
0
Total
23,295
7,730
4,848
2,834
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