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Ohio 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
263
65
36
10
21
391
134
130
74
22
212
90
96
131
23
16,584
4,770
2,728
1,609
31
5,073
3,099
2,800
2,912
42
7,474
3,436
2,584
1,801
44
17,262
11,862
7,315
3,856
48
4,064
1,114
847
700
51
1,865
716
618
525
52
9,573
4,470
2,198
948
53
6,679
1,998
978
385
54
16,137
4,079
2,545
1,501
55
659
269
290
333
56
7,289
1,991
1,458
1,091
61
1,139
413
373
412
62
10,506
6,642
4,442
2,629
71
2,029
618
488
479
72
7,516
3,636
4,343
5,259
81
17,545
7,522
3,623
1,573
95
154
93
87
109
99
635
25
8
2
Total
133,049
57,042
37,987
26,339
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