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New Hampshire 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

139

43

10

10

21

31

6

3

5

22

34

11

16

24

23

3,053

686

350

202

31

814

351

315

349

42

1,090

426

255

193

44

2,828

1,791

1,097

633

48

476

130

85

67

51

387

120

111

90

52

934

386

237

131

53

1,090

236

114

44

54

2,785

621

355

200

55

71

34

30

33

56

1,165

294

168

129

61

273

74

73

62

62

1,303

840

559

306

71

405

97

78

55

72

1,211

566

579

608

81

2,248

815

379

154

95

14

10

9

15

99

99

4

1

0

Total

20,450

7,541

4,824

3,310



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