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Oregon 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

1,012

188

168

126

21

65

34

28

23

22

119

35

31

29

23

8,743

1,792

929

511

31

2,261

972

798

758

42

2,995

1,156

854

539

44

6,400

3,769

2,241

1,212

48

1,622

419

327

223

51

1,004

312

226

186

52

3,656

1,169

726

298

53

3,677

763

405

139

54

7,164

1,503

831

428

55

219

98

83

104

56

2,814

636

503

361

61

578

192

128

118

62

4,795

2,361

1,449

868

71

796

217

183

147

72

2,798

1,773

2,140

1,716

81

5,662

2,066

952

404

95

65

28

33

37

99

401

19

5

0

Total

56,846

19,502

13,040

8,227



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