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North Dakota 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

135

9

7

4

21

91

27

26

17

22

57

14

11

19

23

1,459

278

207

112

31

263

130

103

95

42

669

391

251

167

44

1,467

962

597

273

48

656

154

106

54

51

157

88

72

47

52

1,022

238

164

89

53

486

94

58

19

54

907

226

121

54

55

42

19

13

11

56

478

117

77

39

61

64

18

20

18

62

679

343

223

144

71

241

62

44

25

72

735

274

318

332

81

1,671

483

208

83

95

10

2

7

1

99

76

2

0

0

Total

11,365

3,931

2,633

1,603



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