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North Carolina 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
654
207
129
37
21
58
29
42
62
22
134
66
66
74
23
15,922
4,667
2,630
1,439
31
3,356
1,673
1,554
1,622
42
6,066
2,466
1,792
1,211
44
16,427
9,809
5,186
2,968
48
3,169
803
603
479
51
1,517
500
460
394
52
7,107
2,741
1,336
800
53
6,093
1,494
664
252
54
12,963
2,955
1,852
1,018
55
435
191
185
168
56
5,682
1,549
1,018
858
61
958
267
206
228
62
7,095
4,408
3,122
2,095
71
1,649
446
373
359
72
4,900
2,546
3,211
3,951
81
13,781
4,780
2,188
954
95
109
69
65
83
99
901
85
33
4
Total
108,976
41,751
26,715
19,056
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