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West Virginia 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

267

69

35

6

21

284

83

93

99

22

81

47

34

29

23

2,925

705

358

191

31

475

237

236

241

42

759

405

275

209

44

3,248

2,160

1,246

580

48

868

229

175

134

51

331

156

93

83

52

1,161

513

255

159

53

1,082

248

100

37

54

1,894

548

304

169

55

65

32

30

36

56

737

249

168

113

61

119

40

42

40

62

1,890

1,165

757

436

71

330

96

72

42

72

1,195

582

646

651

81

3,368

1,028

467

164

95

19

11

12

11

99

117

5

2

0

Total

21,215

8,608

5,400

3,430



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