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Census of Transportation,

Communications, and Utilities

UC92-S-2

SUBJECT SERIES

Miscellaneous

Subjects

U.S. Department of Commerce

Economics and Statistics Administration

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
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Census of Transportation,

Communications, and Utilities

UC92-S-2

SUBJECT SERIES

Miscellaneous

Subjects

Issued August 1996

U.S. Department of Commerce

Michael Kantor, Secretary

Economics and Statistics Administration

Everett M. Ehrlich, Under Secretary

for Economic Affairs

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

Martha Farnsworth Riche, Director
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SERVICES DIVISION

Carole A. Ambler, Chief

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

Martha Farnsworth Riche, Director

Bryant Benton, Deputy Director

Paula J. Schneider, Principal Associate

Director for Programs

Frederick T. Knickerbocker, Associate

Director for Economic Programs

Thomas L. Mesenbourg, Assistant Director

for Economic Programs

ECONOMIC PLANNING AND COORDINATION

DIVISION

John P. Govoni, Chief

Economics and Statistics

Administration

Everett M. Ehrlich, Under Secretary

for Economic Affairs

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Many persons participated in the various activities of the 1992 Census of Transportation,

Communications, and Utilities. The overall planning and review of the census operations were

performed by the Economic Census Staff of the Economic Planning and Coordination Division.

This report was prepared in the Services Division. Bobby E. Russell, Assistant Chief for Census

Programs, was responsible for the overall planning, management, and coordination of the census

of transportation, communications, and utilities. Planning and implementation were under the

direction of Dennis L. Shoemaker, Chief, Utilities Census Branch, with primary staff assistance by

Lawrence E. Britt, Peter H. Lee, Carol J. Manka, Deborah M. Stempowski, Christine Walker,

Molly B. Phelps, Beth A. McPherson, Michael Lutz, and Diane M. Carodiskey.

Systems and procedures for mailout, receipt, correspondence, data input, industry classification, other clerical processing, administrative record processing, quality control, and the associated

electronic computer programs, were developed in the Economic Planning and Coordination

Division.

Mailout preparation and receipt operations, clerical and analytical review activities, data keying,

and geocoding review were performed by the staff of the Data Preparation Division, Judith N.

Petty, Chief.

Geographic coding procedures and associated computer programs were developed by the staff

of the Geography Division, Joel L. Morrison, Chief.

The computer processing systems were developed and coordinated in the Economic Statistical

Methods and Programming Division, Charles P. Pautler, Jr., Chief. Martin S. Harahush, Assistant

Chief for Quinquennial Programs, was responsible for design and implementation of the computer

systems. The computer programs were prepared under the supervision of William C. Wester,

Chief, Services Branch, assisted by Dennis P. Kelly, Jeffrey S. Rosen, David H. Hiller,

Duc-Mong Nguyen, Sarah J. Presley, and David L. Sipes.

Computer processing was performed in the Computer Services Division, Marvin D. Raines,

Chief.

The staff of the Administrative and Customer Services Division, Walter C. Odom, Chief,

performed planning, design, composition, editorial review, and printing planning and procurement

for publications and report forms. Margaret A. Smith provided publication coordination and

editing.

Special acknowledgment is also due the many businesses whose cooperation has contributed

to the publication of these data.

If you have any questions concerning the statistics in this report, call 301-457-2786.

Acknowledgments
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Introduction to

the Economic Census

PURPOSES AND USES OF THE ECONOMIC

CENSUS

The economic census is the major source of facts about

the structure and functioning of the Nation’s economy. It

provides essential information for government, business,

industry, and the general public.

The economic census furnishes an important part of the

framework for such composite measures as the gross

domestic product, input/ output measures, production and

price indexes, and other statistical series that measure

short-term changes in economic conditions.

Policymaking agencies of the Federal Government use

the data, especially in monitoring economic activity and

providing assistance to business.

State and local governments use the data to assess

business activities and tax bases within their jurisdictions

and to develop programs to attract business.

Trade associations study trends in their own and competing industries and keep their members informed of

market changes.

Individual businesses use the data to locate potential

markets and to analyze their own production and sales

performance relative to industry or area averages.

AUTHORITY AND SCOPE

Title 13 of the United States Code (sections 131, 191,

and 224) directs the Census Bureau to take the economic

census every 5 years, covering years ending in 2 and 7.

The 1992 Economic Census consists of the following eight

censuses:

• Census of Retail Trade

• Census of Wholesale Trade

• Census of Service Industries

• Census of Financial, Insurance, and Real Estate

Industries

• Census of Transportation, Communications, and Utilities

• Census of Manufactures

• Census of Mineral Industries

• Census of Construction Industries

Special programs also cover enterprise statistics and

minority-owned and women-owned businesses. (The 1992

Census of Agriculture and 1992 Census of Governments

are conducted separately.) The next economic census is

scheduled to be taken in 1998 covering the year 1997.

AVAILABILITY OF THE DATA

The results of the economic census are available in

printed reports and on compact discs for sale by the

Census Bureau. Order forms for all types of products are

available on request from Customer Services, Bureau of

the Census, Washington, DC 20233-0001. A more complete description of publications being issued from this

census is on the inside back cover of this document.

Census facts are also widely disseminated by trade

associations, business journals, and newspapers. Volumes containing census statistics are available in most

major public and college libraries. Finally, State data

centers in every State as well as business and industry

data centers in many States also supply economic census

statistics.

WHAT’S NEW IN 1992

The 1992 Economic Census covers more of the economy

than any previous census. New for 1992 are data on

communications, utilities, financial, insurance, and real

estate, as well as coverage of more transportation industries. The economic, agriculture, and governments censuses now collectively cover nearly 98 percent of all

economic activity.

Among other changes, new 1992 definitions affect the

boundaries of about a third of all metropolitan areas. Also,

the Survey of Women-Owned Businesses has now been

expanded to include all corporations.

HISTORICAL INFORMATION

The economic census has been taken as an integrated

program at 5-year intervals since 1967 and before that for

1963, 1958, and 1954. Prior to that time, the individual

subcomponents of the economic census were taken separately at varying intervals.

The economic census traces its beginnings to the 1810

Decennial Census, when questions on manufacturing were

included with those for population. Coverage of economic

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activities was expanded for 1840 and subsequent censuses to include mining and some commercial activities. In

1902, Congress established a permanent Census Bureau

and directed that a census of manufactures be taken every

5 years. The 1905 Manufactures Census was the first time

a census was taken apart from the regular every-10-year

population census.

The first census of business was taken in 1930, covering 1929. Initially it covered retail and wholesale trade and

construction industries, but it was broadened in 1933 to

include some of the service trades.

The 1954 Economic Census was the first census to be

fully integrated—providing comparable census data across

economic sectors, using consistent time periods, concepts, definitions, classifications, and reporting units. It

was the first census to be taken by mail, using lists of firms

provided by the administrative records of other Federal

agencies. Since 1963, administrative records also have

been used to provide basic statistics for very small firms,

reducing or eliminating the need to send them census

questionnaires. The Enterprise Statistics Program, which

publishes combined data from the economic census, was

made possible with the implementation of the integrated

census program in 1954.

The range of industries covered in the economic censuses has continued to expand. The census of construction industries began on a regular basis in 1967, and the

scope of service industries was broadened in 1967, 1977,

and 1987. The census of transportation began in 1963 as

a set of surveys covering travel, transportation of commodities, and trucks, but expanded in 1987 to cover business

establishments in several transportation industries. For

1992, these statistics are incorporated into a broadened

census of transportation, communications, and utilities.

Also new for 1992 is the census of financial, insurance,

and real estate industries. This is part of a gradual expansion in coverage of industries previously subjected to

government regulation.

The Survey of Minority-Owned Business Enterprises

was first conducted as a special project in 1969 and was

incorporated into the economic census in 1972 along with

the Survey of Women-Owned Businesses.

An economic census has also been taken in Puerto

Rico since 1909, in the Virgin Islands of the United States

and Guam since 1958, and in the Commonwealth of the

Northern Mariana Islands since 1982.

Statistical reports from the 1987 and earlier censuses

provide historical figures for the study of long-term time

series and are available in some large libraries. All of the

census data published since 1967 are still available for

sale on microfiche from the Census Bureau.

AVAILABILITY OF MORE FREQUENT

ECONOMIC DATA

While the census provides complete enumerations every

5 years, there are many needs for more frequent data as

well. The Census Bureau conducts a number of monthly,

quarterly, and annual surveys, with the results appearing in

publication series such as Current Business Reports (retail

and wholesale trade and service industries), the Annual

Survey of Manufactures, Current Industrial Reports, and

the Quarterly Financial Report. Most of these surveys,

while providing more frequent observations, yield less

kind-of-business and geographic detail than the census.

The County Business Patterns program offers annual

statistics on the number of establishments, employment,

and payroll classified by industry within each county.

SOURCES FOR MORE INFORMATION

More information about the scope, coverage, classification system, data items, and publications for each of the

economic censuses and related surveys is published in the

Guide to the 1992 Economic Census and Related Statistics. More information on the methodology, procedures,

and history of the census is published in the History of the

1992 Economic Census. Contact Customer Services for

information on availability.

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Census of Transportation, Communications, and Utilities

GENERAL

The 1992 Census of Transportation, Communications,

and Utilities, part of the 1992 Economic Census, covered

transportation, communications, and utilities as defined in

Division E of the Standard Industrial Classification Manual:

19871 (SIC), except for SIC Major Group 43, United States

Postal Service.

Data are presented for establishments in the following

classifications:

SIC code Title

402 Railroad transportation

41 Local and suburban transit and interurban highway passenger transportation

42 Motor freight transportation and warehousing

44 Water transportation

453 Transportation by air

46 Pipelines, except natural gas

47 Transportation services

48 Communications

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services

This report does not include firms without paid employees (nonemployers) and governmental organizations classified in the covered industries.

For firms classified in Pipelines, except natural gas (SIC

46); Telephone, telegraph, and other message communications (SIC 481 and 482); and Electric and gas services

(SIC 491, 492, and 493), the basic tabulations in this report

include establishments which are auxiliary (primary

function is providing a service, such as an administrative

office) to other establishments within the same organization. For firms classified in all other industries covered by

this report, the basic tabulations do not include data for

auxiliary establishments. Data for those auxiliaries are

presented in a subsequent report issued as part of the

1992 Enterprise Statistics reports.

For the 1992 Census of Transportation, Communications, and Utilities, large- and medium-size firms, plus all

firms known to operate more than one establishment, were

sent questionnaires to be completed and returned to the

Census Bureau by mail. For selected very small firms, data

from existing administrative records of other Federal agencies were used instead. These records provided basic

information on location, kind of business, revenue, payroll,

number of employees, and legal form of organization. In

addition, more detailed information for selected small

employer firms was obtained on the various questionnaires.

Appendix A gives a more detailed explanation of census

coverage and methodology.

CENSUS DISCLOSURE RULES

In accordance with Federal law governing census reports,

no data are published that would disclose the operations of

an individual establishment or business. However, the

number of establishments in a kind-of-business classification is not considered a disclosure, so this information may

be released even though other information is withheld.

GEOGRAPHIC AREAS COVERED

The specialized data in this report are provided for the

United States as a whole and for some subjects by

selected metropolitan statistical areas (MSA’s) and/ or

States. The MSA’s included in this report are those defined

by the Office of Management and Budget with a population

nucleus of at least 50,000 inhabitants.4 Each MSA consists

of one or more counties meeting standards of metropolitan

character; in New England, cities and towns rather than

counties are the component geographic units.

1

Standard Industrial Classification Manual: 1987. For sale by Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington,

DC 20402. Stock No. 041-001-00314-2. 2

Data presented for SIC Major Group 40, Railroad transportation,

were reported to the Association of American Railroads and published in

Railroad Facts, 1993 edition. These data are shown for the United States

only.3

Data presented for SIC Major Group 45, Transportation by air,

include revenue for large certificated passenger carriers that was reported

to the Office of Airline Statistics, U.S. Department of Transportation, and

published in Air Carrier Financial Statistics Quarterly. These data are

shown for the United States only.

4

According to 1990 Census of Population or subsequent special

census.

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DOLLAR VALUES

All dollar values presented in this report are expressed

in current dollars, i.e., 1992 data are expressed in 1992

dollars and 1987 data in 1987 dollars. Consequently, when

making comparisons to prior years, users of the data

should consider the inflation that has occurred.

RELIABILITY OF DATA

All data compiled in this report originated from either

census questionnaires or administrative records of other

Federal agencies and, therefore, are not subject to sampling errors. However, the data are subject to nonsampling

errors. Nonsampling errors can be attributed to many

sources: inability to identify all cases in the actual universe; definition and classification difficulties; differences

in the interpretation of questions; errors in recording or

coding the data obtained; and other errors of collection,

response, coverage, and estimation for missing or misreported data.

The accuracy of these tabulated data is determined by

the joint effects of the various nonsampling errors. No

direct measurement of these effects has been obtained

except for estimation for missing or misreported data;

however, precautionary steps were taken in all phases of

the collection, processing, and tabulation of the data in an

effort to minimize the effects of nonsampling errors.

The Bureau of the Census obtains on computer tape

limited information extracted from administrative records

of other Federal agencies. This information is used in

conjunction with other information available to the Census

Bureau to develop estimates for nonemployers, small

employers, and other establishments for which responses

were not received in time for publication. For an indication

of the extent that data included in these reports were

obtained from the administrative records of other Federal

agencies and from estimation, rather than reports directly

from respondents, see appendix E. Also, see appendix A

for a more detailed explanation of census coverage and

methodology.

This report is a recompilation of data collected in the

1992 Census of Transportation, Communications, and

Utilities. It provides detailed information for specific SIC’s

such as major sources of revenue for most industries:

government subsidies and revenue-generating equipment

for passenger transportation; purchased transportation for

motor freight transportation; gross sales, cost, and type of

purchased travel for travel agencies; exported energy for

electric, gas, and sanitary services; and construction activities for pipelines, communications, and electric, gas, and

sanitary services. Refer to the Users’ Guide for Locating

Statistics in This Report for a complete list of the detailed

data and where they are located.

SPECIAL TABULATIONS

Special tabulations of data collected in the 1992 Census

of Transportation, Communications, and Utilities may be

obtained, depending on availability of time and personnel,

on diskette, computer tape, or in tabular form. The data will

be in summary form and subject to the same rules prohibiting disclosure of confidential information (including name,

address, kind of business, or other data for individual

business establishments or companies) as are the regular

publications.

Special tabulations are prepared on a cost basis. A

request for a cost estimate, as well as exact specifications

on the type and format of the data to be provided, should

be directed to the Chief, Services Division, Bureau of the

Census, Washington, DC 20233-0001.

To discuss a special tabulation before submitting specifications, call 1-800-541-8345.

ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS

The following abbreviations and symbols are used in

this publication:

– Represents zero.

# Revenue line detail withheld because of insufficient reporting or to avoid disclosing data for

individual companies.

(D) Withheld to avoid disclosing data for individual

companies; data are included in broader kindof-business totals.

(NA) Not available.

(S) Withheld because estimates did not meet publication standards on the basis of either response

rate, associated standard error, or a consistency review.

(X) Not applicable.

CMSA Consolidated metropolitan statistical area.

MA Metropolitan area.

MSA Metropolitan statistical area.

n.e.c. Not elsewhere classified.

PMSA Primary metropolitan statistical area.

pt. Part.

r Revised.

SIC Standard Industrial Classification.

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Users’ Guide for Locating Statistics in This Report

by Table Number

Information shown in tables

Table

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

GEOGRAPHIC AREA

United States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X X X X X X X X X

States. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X

Selected States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X X X X

Selected MA’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X

DATA ITEMS

Establishments. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Annual payroll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X

First-quarter payroll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X

Paid employees for pay period

including March 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X

Sources of revenue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X X X X X

Subsidies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X

Revenue-generating equipment ....... X

Purchased transportation. . . . . . . . . . . . . X

Docking and storage capacity. . . . . . . . . X

Gross sales. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Purchased travel:

Cost of. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Type of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Gross charges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Revenue by class of customer . . . . . . . .

Nonoperating income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Exported energy ....................

Construction activity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

DETAILED INFORMATION

FOR SPECIFIC KINDS OF

BUSINESSES

Summary Statistics for the

United States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X

Passenger transportation. . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X

Motor freight transportation. . . . . . . . . . . X X X

Public warehousing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X

Water transportation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X

Marinas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X

Air transportation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X

Pipelines (except natural gas). . . . . . . . . X

Arrangement of passenger

transportation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X

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Users’ Guide for Locating Statistics in This Report

by Table Number—Con.

Information shown in tables

Table

14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27

GEOGRAPHIC AREA

United States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X XXXXXXXXX X

States. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X X

Selected States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X X X X

Selected MA’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X

DATA ITEMS

Establishments. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X XXXXXXXXX X

Revenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X XXXXXXXXX X

Annual payroll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X

First-quarter payroll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Paid employees for pay period

including March 12 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Sources of revenue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X X X

Subsidies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Revenue-generating equipment .......

Purchased transportation. . . . . . . . . . . . . X

Docking and storage capacity. . . . . . . . .

Gross sales. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X

Purchased travel:

Cost of. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X

Type of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X

Gross charges . . . . . . . ............... X

Revenue by class of customer . . . . . . . . X X

Nonoperating income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X

Exported energy .................... X

Construction activity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X

DETAILED INFORMATION

FOR SPECIFIC KINDS OF

BUSINESSES

Summary Statistics for the

United States and States. . . . . . . . . . . .

Passenger transportation. . . . . . . . . . . . .

Motor freight transportation. . . . . . . . . . .

Public warehousing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Water transportation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Marinas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Air transportation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Pipelines (except natural gas). . . . . . . . .

Arrangement of passenger

transportation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X

Travel agencies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X

Freight shipping services . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X

Telephone and telegraph............. X X

Radio and television broadcasting. . . . . X X

Cable television . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X

Electric, gas, and other utilities. . . . . . . . XXX

Construction activity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X

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Users’ Guide for Locating Statistics in the 1992 Census of

Transportation, Communications, and Utilities Reports

Report and geographic area

Information shown in reports by kind of business or industry category

Number

of establishments

Revenue

($1,000)

Payroll

($1,000)

Number

of

employeesSelected

ratios

Revenue

lines

Revenue

size and

employment

size of

establishments

and

firms

Concentration

ratio of

largest

firms

Single

units

and multiunits

Legal

form of

organizationSelected

topics

GEOGRAPHIC AREA SERIES

United States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X XXXX

States. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X XXXX

CMSA, PMSA, MSA . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X

NONEMPLOYER STATISTICS

SERIES

United States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X 1X X

States. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X

ESTABLISHMENTS AND FIRM

SIZE (INCLUDING LEGAL

FORM OF ORGANIZATION)

United States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X X X X X

MISCELLANEOUS SUBJECTS

United States . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X

States. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . X X X X

CMSA, PMSA, MSA . . . . . . . . . . . X X X

1

Revenue size only.

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Contents

Miscellaneous Subjects

[Page numbers listed here omit the prefix that

appears as part of the number of each page]

Page

Introduction to the Economic Census III ............................................... Census of Transportation, Communications, and Utilities V .............................

Users’ Guide for Locating Statistics in This Report by Table Number VII ..................

Users’ Guide for Locating Statistics in the 1992 Census of Transportation,

Communications, and Utilities Reports IX ............................................

TABLES

United States

1. Summary Statistics for the United States: 1992 3 ................................

Passenger Transportation

2. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992 5 ...... 3. Government Subsidies for the United States and States: 1992 11 .................. 4. Revenue-Generating Equipment for the United States and States: 1992 12 ..........

Motor Freight Transportation

5. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and States: 1992 18 .............. 6. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992 21 ............... 7. Purchased Transportation for the United States and States: 1992 34 ...............

Public Warehousing

8. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992 35 ......

Water Transportation

9. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992 37 ......

Marinas

10. Marina Docking and Storage Capacity for the United States and Selected States:

1992 ...................................................................... 41

Air Transportation

11. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992 42 ......

Pipelines (Except Natural Gas)

12. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992 49 ......

Arrangement of Passenger Transportation

13. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992 50 ......

14. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992 52 ................

Travel Agencies

15. Gross Sales and Cost of Purchased Travel for the United States and States:

1992 ...................................................................... 59

16. Gross Sales and Type of Purchased Travel for the United States and States:

1992 ...................................................................... 60

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Freight Shipping Services

17. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992 61 ......

18. Gross Charges and Cost of Purchased Transportation for the United States and

Selected States: 1992 63 ......................................................

Telephone and Telegraph

19. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992 64 ...... 20. Revenue by Class of Customer for the United States and States: 1992 69 ..........

Radio and Television Broadcasting

21. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992 70 ...... 22. Nonoperating Income for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992 74 ...........................................

Cable Television

23. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992 76 ......

Electric, Gas, and Sanitary Services

24. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992 79 ...... 25. Revenue by Class of Customer for the United States and States: 1992 88 .......... 26. Exported Energy for the United States: 1992 92 ..................................

Construction Activity

27. Construction Activity by Selected Kinds of Business for the United States and

States: 1992 .............................................................. 93

APPENDIXES

A. General Explanation A–1 ......................................................... B. Sample Report Form and Instructions B–1 ......................................... C. Kind-of-Business Titles and Reporting-Form Numbers C–1 ........................... D. Metropolitan Areas D–1 .......................................................... E. Percent of Revenue Based on Administrative Records and Estimation for the

United States: 1992 E–1 ........................................................ F. Geographic Notes -- ...........................................................

G. Establishments in Business Any Time During Year and Establishments in Business

at End of Year for the United States: 1992 and 1987 G–1 ..........................

H. Coefficients of Variation for Major Sources of Revenue for Motor Freight

Transportation for the United States: 1992 -- ...................................

I. Revenue Lines, Codes, and Reporting-Form Numbers I–1 ..........................

J. Special Inquiries From Selected Transportation, Communications, and Utilities

Reporting Forms J–1 ...........................................................

Publication Program Inside back cover ...................................................

-- Not applicable for this report.

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Table 1. Summary Statistics for the United States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Annual payroll

($1,000)

First-quarter

payroll

($1,000)

Paid employees

for pay period

including

March 12

(number)

Total transportation, communications, and utilities

except U.S. Post Office (NA) ............................... 869 251 440 178 424 510 (NA) 5 566 120

Total transportation except U.S. Post Office (NA) .............. 327 623 049 92 211 414 (NA) 3 356 872

40 Railroad transportation1........................................ (NA) 28 348 895 8 752 862 (NA) 197 421

41 Passenger transportation 17 ...................................... 805 12 649 307 5 191 117 1 245 956 354 913

411 Local and suburban passenger transportation 8 .................... 275 5 968 003 2 623 812 612 903 153 278

4111 Local and suburban transit 1 ................................... 135 1 363 966 837 711 198 901 37 653

4119 Other local passenger transportation 7 .......................... 140 4 604 037 1 786 101 414 002 115 625

4119 pt. Sightseeing bus 277 .......................................... 342 076 103 682 22 332 5 565

4119 pt. Limousine service 2 ......................................... 430 964 188 278 142 63 860 20 739

4119 pt. Ambulance or rescue service, except by air 3 .................. 070 2 506 693 1 104 348 255 664 66 885

4119 pt. Other local passenger transportation, n.e.c. 1 .................. 363 791 080 299 929 72 146 22 436

412 Taxicabs ..................................................... 3 337 992 378 305 907 74 800 26 338

413, 4, 5, 7 Other bus transportation and terminal service 6 .................... 193 5 688 926 2 261 398 558 253 175 297 413 Intercity and rural bus service 607 ................................ 1 092 034 483 163 115 652 20 404 414 Charter bus service 1 ......................................... 307 1 269 082 393 784 86 304 24 604 4141 Local charter bus 429 ......................................... 375 221 124 635 28 649 7 699 4142 Charter bus, except local 878 .................................. 893 861 269 149 57 655 16 905 415 School buses 4 ............................................... 260 3 315 313 1 379 955 355 205 130 093 417 Bus terminal and service facilities 19 ............................. 12 497 4 496 1 092 196

42 Motor freight transportation and warehousing 110 .................. 908 143 794 366 39 895 651 9 196 480 1 580 095

421 Trucking and courier services, except air 101 ........................ 169 135 436 985 37 760 025 8 691 103 1 484 655

4212 Local trucking without storage 49 ................................ 870 33 554 382 8 043 459 1 799 468 354 742

4212 pt. Household goods moving 2 .................................. 566 660 685 195 883 42 556 13 237

4212 pt. General freight 12 ........................................... 186 8 403 794 2 249 680 522 352 97 594

4212 pt. Garbage and trash collection 7 ............................... 405 10 984 763 2 473 305 576 868 94 054

4212 pt. Dump trucking 13 ............................................ 383 6 807 458 1 417 880 277 238 66 956

4212 pt. Other local trucking without storage 14 ......................... 330 6 697 682 1 706 711 380 454 82 901

4212 pt. Hazardous materials 1 .................................... 279 884 791 238 148 56 784 9 270

4212 pt. Agricultural products 6 .................................... 203 2 187 919 478 128 105 627 26 897

4212 pt. Other local trucking without storage, n.e.c. 6 ................ 848 3 624 972 990 435 218 043 46 734

4213 Trucking, except local 40 ....................................... 821 78 357 536 20 974 464 4 807 742 758 435 4213 pt. Household goods moving 3 .................................. 248 7 432 560 1 354 103 301 626 61 592 4213 pt. General freight trucking 25 .................................... 014 55 257 352 15 879 651 3 649 809 553 202 4213 pt. Other trucking, except local 12 ................................ 559 15 667 624 3 740 710 856 307 143 641 4213 pt. Hazardous materials 1 .................................... 666 2 758 941 719 763 169 766 25 617 4213 pt. Agricultural products 4 .................................... 483 3 303 974 664 945 146 237 30 518 4213 pt. Other trucking, except local, n.e.c. 6 ........................ 410 9 604 709 2 356 002 540 304 87 506

4214 Local trucking with storage 4 .................................. 512 4 190 745 1 345 954 303 473 64 417

4214 pt. Household goods moving 2 .................................. 641 2 175 138 702 729 154 664 36 483

4214 pt. Other local trucking with storage 1 ........................... 871 2 015 607 643 225 148 809 27 934

4215 Courier services, except by air 5 ............................... 966 19 334 322 7 396 148 1 780 420 307 061

422 Public warehousing and storage 9 ................................ 718 8 329 899 2 127 267 503 536 95 145

4221 Farm products warehousing and storage 584 ...................... 656 468 129 615 30 655 6 497

4222 Refrigerated warehousing and storage 929 ........................ 1 744 807 463 927 110 893 18 963

4225 General warehousing and storage 6 ............................ 753 3 919 158 983 107 232 637 49 091

4225 pt. General goods warehousing 2 ............................... 251 2 640 592 831 642 195 933 37 814

4225 pt. Self-service or miniwarehousing 4 ............................ 502 1 278 566 151 465 36 704 11 277

4226 Special warehousing and storage, n.e.c. 1 ....................... 452 2 009 466 550 618 129 351 20 594

423 Trucking terminal facilities 21 ..................................... 27 482 8 359 1 841 295

44 Water transportation 8 ........................................... 147 29 207 214 5 170 196 1 213 197 171 314

441, 2, 3, 4 Water transportation of freight 836 .................................. 14 704 201 1 522 599 357 814 37 229 441, 2 Deep sea foreign and domestic freight 615 ........................ 11 948 133 1 147 862 273 745 26 798 4412 Deep sea foreign freight 334 ................................... 8 490 470 629 239 151 154 13 334 4424 Deep sea domestic freight 281 ................................. 3 457 663 518 623 122 591 13 464

443, 4 Other water transportation of freight 221 .......................... 2 756 068 374 737 84 069 10 431 4432 Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway freight 26 ................... 559 187 81 347 11 932 1 255 4449 Water transportation of freight, n.e.c. 195 ........................ 2 196 881 293 390 72 137 9 176

448 Water transportation of passengers 1 ............................. 033 4 132 926 507 753 108 438 23 308 4482 Ferries..................................................... 118 154 668 50 824 8 721 1 791 4481, 9 Water transportation of passengers, except by ferry 915 ............ 3 978 258 456 929 99 717 21 517 4481 Deep sea transportation, except by ferry 72 .................... 3 268 465 275 067 65 699 12 503 4489 Water transportation of passengers, n.e.c. 843 ................... 709 793 181 862 34 018 9 014

449 Services incidental to water transportation 6 ....................... 278 10 370 087 3 139 844 746 945 110 777 4493 Marinas.................................................... 3 348 1 651 400 345 922 69 447 17 913 4491, 2, 9 Other services incidental to water transportation 2 ............... 930 8 718 687 2 793 922 677 498 92 864 4491 Marine cargo handling 871 ..................................... 5 066 178 1 841 419 454 242 58 840 4492 Towing and tugboat services 941 ............................... 2 681 907 689 085 161 234 24 639 4499 Water transportation services, n.e.c. 1 ........................ 118 970 602 263 418 62 022 9 385

45 Air transportation2 ............................................. (NA) 82 670 356 24 530 166 (NA) 707 148

451, 2 Air transportation, including air courier services2.................. (NA) 76 502 800 22 733 833 (NA) 627 195

451 Scheduled and air courier services2........................... (NA) 73 070 112 22 025 704 (NA) 604 050

4512 Scheduled2............................................... (NA) 62 057 450 19 090 453 (NA) 505 029

4513 Air courier services 2 ....................................... 639 11 012 662 2 935 251 707 719 99 021

452 Nonscheduled 1 .............................................. 791 3 432 688 708 129 163 286 23 145

458 Airport terminal services 3 ....................................... 252 6 167 556 1 796 333 433 617 79 953

46 Pipelines, except natural gas 844 ................................... 7 063 056 821 085 203 267 16 779

4613 Refined petroleum pipelines 358 .................................... 2 009 975 251 939 61 009 5 578

4612, 9 Other pipelines ............................................... 486 5 053 081 569 146 142 258 11 201

4612 Crude petroleum pipelines 405 ................................... 4 409 247 531 135 132 005 10 355 4619 Pipelines, n.e.c. 81 ............................................. 643 834 38 011 10 253 846

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 1. Summary Statistics for the United States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of 1987 and 1992 censuses, see

appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Annual payroll

($1,000)

First-quarter

payroll

($1,000)

Paid employees

for pay period

including

March 12

(number)

47 Transportation services 46 ........................................ 593 23 889 855 7 850 337 1 854 022 329 202

472 Arrangement of passenger transportation 31 ........................ 793 10 572 781 3 921 219 931 209 192 981 4724 Travel agencies 27 ............................................. 688 6 964 364 2 835 511 673 435 149 140 4725, 9 Other arrangement of passenger transportation 4 ................ 105 3 608 417 1 085 708 257 774 43 841 4725 Tour operators 3 ........................................... 008 1 864 754 690 202 155 395 30 519 4729 Arrangement of passenger transportation, n.e.c. 1 .............. 097 1 743 663 395 506 102 379 13 322

473 Freight shipping services 12 ...................................... 553 9 158 618 3 232 854 760 751 106 979 4731 pt. Freight forwarding 5 ........................................... 308 4 156 159 1 436 808 335 081 48 903 4731 pt. Arrangement of freight and cargo, n.e.c. 7 ....................... 245 5 002 459 1 796 046 425 670 58 076

474, 8 Other transportation services 2 ................................... 247 4 158 456 696 264 162 062 29 242 474 Rental of railroad cars 125 ....................................... 1 881 144 84 544 22 506 1 926 478 Miscellaneous services incidental to transportation 2 ............. 122 2 277 312 611 720 139 556 27 316 4783 Packing and crating 835 ....................................... 522 478 154 523 33 465 8 123 4785 Fixed facilities, inspection and weighing services 263 ............. 221 031 64 957 14 713 2 810 4789 Transportation services, n.e.c. 1 .............................. 024 1 533 803 392 240 91 378 16 383

48 Communications 39 ............................................... 244 230 667 167 47 057 941 12 335 145 1 294 236

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 26 ................. 227 174 926 125 36 522 874 9 745 487 943 518 481 Telephone 24 ................................................. 730 171 580 095 35 900 576 9 589 748 928 245 4812 Radiotelephone 3 ........................................... 063 12 269 735 2 091 368 522 617 61 077 4813 Other telephone 21 .......................................... 667 159 310 360 33 809 208 9 067 131 867 168 482 Telegraph communications 489 ................................... 988 142 217 800 55 824 5 536 489 Communication services, n.e.c. 1 ............................... 008 2 357 888 404 498 99 915 9 737

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 13 ............................... 017 55 741 042 10 535 067 2 589 658 350 718 483 Radio and television broadcasting 8 ............................ 549 28 228 942 6 976 376 1 698 018 221 755 4832 Radio broadcasting 6 ....................................... 956 6 865 419 2 547 700 612 212 112 385 4833 Television broadcasting 1 .................................... 593 21 363 523 4 428 676 1 085 806 109 370 484 Cable and other pay television 4 ............................... 468 27 512 100 3 558 691 891 640 128 963

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 20 ............................. 049 310 961 224 39 155 155 9 720 355 915 012

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 11 ...................................... 156 292 030 897 35 587 620 8 876 580 795 431 491 Electric services 5 ............................................ 374 145 585 669 18 818 272 4 698 250 425 285 492 Gas production and distribution 3 ............................... 968 75 742 330 6 172 159 1 502 733 147 923 4922 Natural gas transmission 515 .................................. 8 739 619 617 982 156 723 12 928 4923 Natural gas transmission and distribution 1 .................... 648 29 313 654 3 000 217 734 608 69 311 4924 Natural gas distribution 1 .................................... 734 37 152 366 2 536 744 607 540 65 239 4925 Mixed gas................................................ 71 536 691 17 216 3 862 445 493 Combination utility services 1 .................................. 814 70 702 898 10 597 189 2 675 597 222 223 4931 Electric and other services combined 1 ....................... 589 68 726 007 10 369 875 2 622 057 216 032 4932 Gas and other services combined 124 .......................... 1 474 027 148 864 36 273 4 459 4939 Combination utilities, n.e.c. 101 ................................. 502 864 78 450 17 267 1 732

495 Sanitary services 5 ............................................. 064 15 156 045 2 839 499 668 778 92 467

4953 Refuse systems 3 ............................................ 317 14 101 667 2 577 856 608 540 80 917

4952, 9 Sewerage and other sanitary services 1 ......................... 747 1 054 378 261 643 60 238 11 550

4952 Sewerage systems 470 ........................................ 351 947 82 519 20 192 3 470

4959 Other sanitary services 1 .................................... 277 702 431 179 124 40 046 8 080

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 3 .......................................... 829 3 774 282 728 036 174 997 27 114

494 Water supply 3 ............................................... 453 3 188 291 620 000 149 048 23 681

496, 7 Miscellaneous utility services 376 ................................. 585 991 108 036 25 949 3 433

496 Steam supply 69 ............................................. 479 823 69 796 17 364 1 647

497 Irrigation systems 307 ......................................... 106 168 38 240 8 585 1 786

1Includes class I freight railroads only. Source: Association of American Railroads, Washington, DC. Railroad Facts, 1993 edition. 2Revenue for scheduled air transportation includes revenue for large certificated passenger carriers that was reported to the Office of Airline Statistics, U.S. Department of Transportation,

as published in Air Carrier Financial Statistics Quarterly. 3Data do not include large, certificated passenger carriers that report to the Office of Airline Statistics, U.S. Department of Transportation.

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Table 2. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

United States 17 ............ 805 12 649 307 100.0 78.4

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 834 .......................... 975 915 7.7 (X)

Local charter service 1 .............. 989 500 831 4.0 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 1 ... 605 913 773 7.2 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 891 ......................... 959 176 7.6 (X)

Airport service 1 .................... 132 444 933 3.5 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 4 ............... 200 2 868 821 22.7 (X)

For private schools 923 .............. 214 050 1.7 (X)

Sightseeing 559 ....................... 319 377 2.5 (X)

Taxicab service 2 ................... 774 636 273 5.0 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 914 ..... 326 904 2.6 (X)

Limousine service 2 ................. 808 961 160 7.6 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 3 ....... 118 2 452 310 19.4 (X)

Other passenger transportation 1 ..... 995 841 004 6.7 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 488 ......... 50 517 .4 (X)

Repair and maintenance for others 288 .. 14 087 .1 (X)

Advertising 177 ....................... 8 350 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 67 ............. 8 930 .1 (X)

Other merchandise 107 .............. 13 115 .1 (X)

Other sources 1 .................... 405 126 254 1.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 13 527 .1 (X)

Alaska 94 ..................... 38 127 100.0 85.7

Local charter service 17 .............. 480 1.3 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 11 ......................... 2 087 5.5 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 33 ............... 21 498 56.4 (X)

Sightseeing 12 ....................... 2 437 6.4 (X)

Taxicab service 33 ................... 7 464 19.6 (X)

Other passenger transportation 6 ..... 753 2.0 (X)

Other sources 18 .................... 725 1.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 683 7.0 (X)

Arizona 172 .................... 133 892 100.0 81.5

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 21 .......................... 12 794 9.6 (X) Local charter service 32 .............. 3 928 2.9 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 27 ... 14 087 10.5 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 19 ......................... 8 095 6.1 (X)

Airport service 26 .................... 14 430 10.8 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 14 ............... 4 730 3.5 (X)

Sightseeing 24 ....................... 5 018 3.8 (X)

Taxicab service 24 ................... 7 007 5.2 (X) Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 7 ..... 1 690 1.3 (X)

Limousine service 30 ................. 4 972 3.7 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 27 ....... 38 762 29.0 (X)

Other passenger transportation 23 ..... 14 540 10.9 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 19 ......... 2 301 1.7 (X)

Other sources 29 .................... 854 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 684 .5 (X)

Arkansas 108 .................. 34 776 100.0 69.8

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 9 .......................... 1 169 3.4 (X)

Local charter service 14 .............. 1 213 3.5 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 14 ... 3 384 9.7 (X)

School bus service:

For private schools 6 .............. 105 .3 (X)

Taxicab service 11 ................... 2 316 6.7 (X)

Limousine service 6 ................. 894 2.6 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 53 ....... 19 843 57.1 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 11 ......... 2 715 7.8 (X)

Repair and maintenance for others 7 .. 86 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 051 8.8 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

California 1 .................. 431 1 698 465 100.0 75.3

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 88 .......................... 94 256 5.6 (X)

Local charter service 234 .............. 85 378 5.0 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 176 ... 112 601 6.6 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 120 ......................... 121 251 7.1 (X)

Airport service 186 .................... 117 644 6.9 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 98 ............... 243 024 14.3 (X)

For private schools 24 .............. 8 237 .5 (X)

Sightseeing 82 ....................... 70 497 4.2 (X)

Taxicab service 119 ................... 60 466 3.6 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 67 ..... 38 643 2.3 (X)

Limousine service 314 ................. 104 323 6.1 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 349 ....... 518 537 30.5 (X)

Other passenger transportation 159 ..... 97 453 5.7 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 54 ......... 3 140 .2 (X)

Repair and maintenance for others 25 .. 2 213 .1 (X)

Advertising 36 ....................... 2 029 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 7 ............. 1 399 .1 (X)

Other merchandise 12 .............. 1 757 .1 (X)

Other sources 144 .................... 15 415 .9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 202 (V) (X)

Colorado 170 .................. 132 430 100.0 80.2

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 11 .......................... 9 436 7.1 (X) Local charter service 25 .............. 5 351 4.0 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 20 ... 9 071 6.9 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 17 ......................... 10 522 8.0 (X)

Airport service 28 .................... 11 202 8.5 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 12 ............... 7 002 5.3 (X)

Sightseeing 11 ....................... 1 131 .9 (X)

Taxicab service 23 ................... 5 741 4.3 (X) Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 8 ..... 11 951 9.0 (X)

Limousine service 30 ................. 8 046 6.1 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 47 ....... 35 671 26.9 (X)

Other passenger transportation 14 ..... 9 421 7.1 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 6 ......... 363 .3 (X)

Advertising 6 ....................... 129 .1 (X)

Other sources 43 .................... 2 155 1.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 238 4.0 (X)

Connecticut 322 ................ 358 927 100.0 81.0

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 7 .......................... 7 172 2.0 (X)

Local charter service 28 .............. 4 031 1.1 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 32 ... 21 931 6.1 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 26 ......................... 47 676 13.3 (X)

Airport service 14 .................... 1 915 .5 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 107 ............... 127 374 35.5 (X)

For private schools 38 .............. 2 790 .8 (X)

Taxicab service 29 ................... 4 296 1.2 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 12 ..... 5 928 1.7 (X)

Limousine service 110 ................. 49 726 13.9 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 38 ....... 70 710 19.7 (X)

Other passenger transportation 37 ..... 13 871 3.9 (X)

Advertising 7 ....................... 374 .1 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 684 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 449 .1 (X)

Delaware 154 .................. 42 522 100.0 76.8

Local charter service 11 .............. 2 447 5.8 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 17 ... 2 821 6.6 (X)

Airport service 9 .................... 4 663 11.0 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 117 ............... 18 828 44.3 (X)

For private schools 11 .............. 2 262 5.3 (X)

Limousine service 11 ................. 3 349 7.9 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 7 ....... 5 261 12.4 (X)

Other passenger transportation 12 ..... 446 1.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 445 5.8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 2. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

District of Columbia 52 ........ 56 062 100.0 63.1

Sightseeing 6 ....................... 9 835 17.5 (X)

Taxicab service 10 ................... 4 915 8.8 (X)

Limousine service 17 ................. 20 322 36.3 (X)

Other passenger transportation 15 ..... 6 449 11.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 14 541 25.9 (X)

Florida 720 ..................... 474 152 100.0 69.7

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 32 .......................... 34 092 7.2 (X)

Local charter service 98 .............. 51 792 10.9 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 64 ... 36 851 7.8 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 15 ......................... 10 604 2.2 (X)

Airport service 82 .................... 52 456 11.1 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 131 ............... 22 484 4.7 (X)

For private schools 31 .............. 2 614 .6 (X)

Sightseeing 45 ....................... 13 400 2.8 (X)

Taxicab service 81 ................... 24 316 5.1 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 56 ..... 32 447 6.8 (X)

Limousine service 103 ................. 26 650 5.6 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 94 ....... 91 655 19.3 (X)

Other passenger transportation 139 ..... 66 779 14.1 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 12 ......... 1 043 .2 (X)

Repair and maintenance for others 8 .. 223 .1 (X)

Advertising 7 ....................... 246 .1 (X)

Other sources 32 .................... 4 828 1.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 672 .4 (X)

Georgia 293 .................... 141 090 100.0 62.7

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 15 .......................... 12 457 8.8 (X)

Local charter service 26 .............. 6 126 4.3 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 22 ... 9 500 6.7 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 6 ......................... 5 129 3.6 (X)

Airport service 16 .................... 6 743 4.8 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 8 ............... 5 811 4.1 (X)

For private schools 10 .............. 817 .6 (X)

Sightseeing 9 ....................... 2 733 1.9 (X)

Taxicab service 40 ................... 7 882 5.6 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 13 ..... 2 896 2.1 (X)

Limousine service 28 ................. 6 262 4.4 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 81 ....... 48 829 34.6 (X)

Other passenger transportation 66 ..... 23 353 16.6 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 6 ......... 846 .6 (X)

Repair and maintenance for others 7 .. 439 .3 (X)

Other sources 18 .................... 1 222 .9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 45 (V) (X)

Hawaii 117 ..................... 178 884 100.0 88.0

Local charter service 24 .............. 15 728 8.8 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 12 ......................... 24 795 13.9 (X)

Airport service 14 .................... 10 099 5.7 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 22 ............... 21 215 11.9 (X)

Sightseeing 41 ....................... 69 243 38.7 (X)

Taxicab service 15 ................... 5 386 3.0 (X)

Limousine service 30 ................. 11 585 6.5 (X)

Other passenger transportation 15 ..... 5 185 2.9 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 12 ......... 1 023 .6 (X)

Other sources 23 .................... 3 317 1.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 11 308 6.3 (X)

Idaho 66 ...................... 25 093 100.0 79.7

Local charter service 16 .............. 490 2.0 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 13 ... 3 720 14.8 (X)

Airport service 6 .................... 354 1.4 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 25 ............... 10 441 41.6 (X)

Limousine service 7 ................. 129 .5 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 14 ....... 2 123 8.5 (X)

Other passenger transportation 11 ..... 3 096 12.3 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 284 1.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 456 17.8 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Illinois 804 ..................... 679 192 100.0 83.4

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 26 .......................... 39 474 5.8 (X)

Local charter service 150 .............. 34 676 5.1 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 57 ... 29 644 4.4 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 74 ......................... 33 519 4.9 (X)

Airport service 39 .................... 19 168 2.8 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 222 ............... 263 294 38.8 (X)

For private schools 25 .............. 5 626 .8 (X)

Sightseeing 11 ....................... 7 872 1.2 (X)

Taxicab service 120 ................... 17 856 2.6 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 37 ..... 49 565 7.3 (X)

Limousine service 167 ................. 62 961 9.3 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 132 ....... 84 110 12.4 (X)

Other passenger transportation 54 ..... 21 792 3.2 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 23 ......... 1 023 .2 (X)

Other sources 107 .................... 7 807 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 805 .1 (X)

Indiana 278 .................... 157 254 100.0 82.4

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 12 .......................... 15 868 10.1 (X)

Local charter service 17 .............. 3 059 2.0 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 30 ... 22 798 14.5 (X)

Airport service 6 .................... 1 547 1.0 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 70 ............... 23 712 15.1 (X)

Taxicab service 42 ................... 13 262 8.4 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 8 ..... 6 171 3.9 (X)

Limousine service 39 ................. 8 197 5.2 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 74 ....... 38 064 24.2 (X)

Other passenger transportation 56 ..... 19 009 12.1 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 10 ......... 1 581 1.0 (X)

Repair and maintenance for others 12 .. 184 .1 (X)

Other sources 20 .................... 791 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 011 1.9 (X)

Iowa 131 ....................... 38 433 100.0 87.9

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 12 .......................... 2 852 7.4 (X) Local charter service 7 .............. 210 .6 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 21 ... 9 394 24.4 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 12 ......................... 1 059 2.8 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 6 ............... 6 012 15.6 (X)

For private schools 8 .............. 109 .3 (X)

Sightseeing 7 ....................... 533 1.4 (X)

Taxicab service 17 ................... 1 977 5.1 (X)

Limousine service 15 ................. 2 115 5.5 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 45 ....... 11 612 30.2 (X)

Other passenger transportation 10 ..... 1 421 3.7 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 7 ......... 471 1.2 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 280 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 388 1.0 (X)

Kansas 154 .................... 75 189 100.0 81.2

Local charter service 44 .............. 1 980 2.6 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 16 ... 7 685 10.2 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 28 ......................... 4 348 5.8 (X)

Airport service 8 .................... 2 103 2.8 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 63 ............... 34 806 46.3 (X)

For private schools 8 .............. 567 .8 (X)

Sightseeing 6 ....................... 1 166 1.6 (X)

Taxicab service 17 ................... 3 087 4.1 (X)

Limousine service 10 ................. 1 469 2.0 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 24 ....... 7 964 10.6 (X)

Other passenger transportation 8 ..... 8 489 11.3 (X)

Other sources 37 .................... 1 055 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 470 .6 (X)

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Table 2. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Kentucky 165 .................. 73 806 100.0 77.6

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 9 .......................... 3 144 4.3 (X)

Local charter service 13 .............. 1 842 2.5 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 11 ... 4 201 5.7 (X)

Airport service 9 .................... 437 .6 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 17 ............... 8 921 12.1 (X)

For private schools 14 .............. 844 1.1 (X)

Sightseeing 6 ....................... 169 .2 (X)

Taxicab service 32 ................... 6 389 8.7 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 6 ..... 3 539 4.8 (X)

Limousine service 17 ................. 3 362 4.6 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 69 ....... 30 217 40.9 (X)

Other passenger transportation 17 ..... 7 117 9.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Other merchandise 8 .............. 138 .2 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 902 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 584 3.5 (X)

Louisiana 264 .................. 182 445 100.0 84.8

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 14 .......................... 9 129 5.0 (X)

Local charter service 21 .............. 5 685 3.1 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 22 ... 7 954 4.4 (X)

School bus service:

For private schools 16 .............. 696 .4 (X)

Sightseeing 9 ....................... 9 794 5.4 (X)

Taxicab service 22 ................... 5 583 3.1 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 14 ..... 2 167 1.2 (X)

Limousine service 31 ................. 7 348 4.0 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 53 ....... 90 345 49.5 (X)

Other passenger transportation 87 ..... 23 917 13.1 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 7 ......... 1 403 .8 (X)

Other sources 22 .................... 4 237 2.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 14 187 7.8 (X)

Maine 106 ...................... 42 211 100.0 84.3

Local charter service 15 .............. 716 1.7 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 7 ... 3 333 7.9 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 8 ......................... 2 181 5.2 (X)

Airport service 7 .................... 343 .8 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 24 ............... 8 224 19.5 (X)

Taxicab service 13 ................... 1 997 4.7 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 8 ..... 1 413 3.4 (X)

Limousine service 12 ................. 2 207 5.2 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 35 ....... 12 669 30.0 (X)

Other passenger transportation 8 ..... 3 093 7.3 (X)

Other sources 18 .................... 1 933 4.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 102 9.7 (X)

Maryland 658 .................. 211 315 100.0 75.3

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 20 .......................... 10 297 4.9 (X) Local charter service 52 .............. 14 811 7.0 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 49 ... 21 873 10.4 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 10 ......................... 4 237 2.0 (X)

Airport service 23 .................... 8 686 4.1 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 398 ............... 72 467 34.3 (X)

For private schools 41 .............. 6 035 2.9 (X)

Sightseeing 6 ....................... 3 532 1.7 (X)

Taxicab service 44 ................... 11 811 5.6 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 22 ..... 6 982 3.3 (X)

Limousine service 52 ................. 8 117 3.8 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 46 ....... 28 648 13.6 (X)

Other passenger transportation 39 ..... 10 045 4.8 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 2 590 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 184 .6 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Massachusetts 723 ............. 585 450 100.0 71.2

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 28 .......................... 30 862 5.3 (X)

Local charter service 128 .............. 14 892 2.5 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 64 ... 39 410 6.7 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 32 ......................... 29 214 5.0 (X)

Airport service 74 .................... 13 968 2.4 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 235 ............... 184 558 31.5 (X)

For private schools 49 .............. 3 096 .5 (X)

Sightseeing 23 ....................... 14 023 2.4 (X)

Taxicab service 191 ................... 44 660 7.6 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 22 ..... 7 013 1.2 (X)

Limousine service 100 ................. 38 430 6.6 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 86 ....... 111 076 19.0 (X)

Other passenger transportation 102 ..... 45 524 7.8 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 16 ......... 678 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Other merchandise 10 .............. 2 681 .5 (X)

Other sources 48 .................... 4 907 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 458 .1 (X)

Michigan 353 ................... 216 197 100.0 76.3

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 12 .......................... 10 558 4.9 (X) Local charter service 21 .............. 5 522 2.6 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 31 ... 24 898 11.5 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 18 ......................... 14 700 6.8 (X)

Airport service 22 .................... 14 283 6.6 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 22 ............... 10 256 4.7 (X)

For private schools 15 .............. 751 .4 (X)

Taxicab service 54 ................... 10 983 5.1 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 17 ..... 5 766 2.7 (X)

Limousine service 57 ................. 9 600 4.4 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 108 ....... 95 342 44.1 (X)

Other passenger transportation 57 ..... 10 000 4.6 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 17 ......... 1 154 .5 (X)

Repair and maintenance for others 10 .. 363 .2 (X)

Other sources 42 .................... 1 820 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 201 .1 (X)

Minnesota 495 ................. 287 328 100.0 85.5

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 20 .......................... 8 148 2.8 (X)

Local charter service 71 .............. 20 609 7.2 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 65 ... 20 016 7.0 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 22 ......................... 6 226 2.2 (X)

Airport service 19 .................... 6 111 2.1 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 250 ............... 134 219 46.7 (X)

For private schools 43 .............. 5 124 1.8 (X)

Sightseeing 7 ....................... 812 .3 (X)

Taxicab service 42 ................... 8 107 2.8 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 10 ..... 3 295 1.2 (X)

Limousine service 44 ................. 7 526 2.6 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 44 ....... 30 418 10.6 (X)

Other passenger transportation 73 ..... 31 536 11.0 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 20 ......... 1 314 .5 (X)

Repair and maintenance for others 15 .. 958 .3 (X)

Other sources 38 .................... 2 849 1.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 60 (V) (X)

Mississippi 70 ................. 36 481 100.0 71.2

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 6 .......................... 7 862 21.6 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 9 ... 3 100 8.5 (X)

Airport service 7 .................... 1 943 5.3 (X)

School bus service:

For private schools 9 .............. 147 .4 (X)

Taxicab service 23 ................... 2 489 6.8 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 17 ....... 19 112 52.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 828 5.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 2. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Missouri 385 ................... 233 439 100.0 86.4

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 16 .......................... 6 609 2.8 (X)

Local charter service 71 .............. 5 757 2.5 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 28 ... 10 159 4.4 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 43 ......................... 9 453 4.1 (X)

Airport service 17 .................... 6 144 2.6 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 179 ............... 107 499 46.1 (X)

For private schools 21 .............. 675 .3 (X)

Sightseeing 9 ....................... 872 .4 (X)

Taxicab service 39 ................... 11 765 5.0 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 8 ..... 1 558 .7 (X)

Limousine service 38 ................. 5 020 2.2 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 42 ....... 48 282 20.7 (X)

Other passenger transportation 40 ..... 15 088 6.5 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 15 ......... 599 .3 (X)

Other sources 70 .................... 3 853 1.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 106 .1 (X)

Montana 118 ................... 34 710 100.0 85.5

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 10 .......................... 2 475 7.1 (X)

Local charter service 15 .............. 1 155 3.3 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 15 ... 3 092 8.9 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 9 ......................... 1 801 5.2 (X)

Airport service 6 .................... 87 .3 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 62 ............... 13 459 38.8 (X)

Sightseeing 6 ....................... 717 2.1 (X)

Taxicab service 16 ................... 2 497 7.2 (X)

Limousine service 6 ................. 683 2.0 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 13 ....... 5 149 14.8 (X)

Other passenger transportation 9 ..... 922 2.7 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 9 ......... 1 200 3.5 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 931 2.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 542 1.6 (X)

Nebraska 76 .................. 35 597 100.0 94.5

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 7 .......................... 789 2.2 (X)

Local charter service 14 .............. 864 2.4 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 13 ... 8 030 22.6 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 6 ......................... 1 475 4.1 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 23 ............... 9 014 25.3 (X)

Taxicab service 8 ................... 3 310 9.3 (X)

Limousine service 8 ................. 958 2.7 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 13 ....... 7 547 21.2 (X)

Other passenger transportation 8 ..... 1 233 3.5 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 248 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 129 6.0 (X)

Nevada 63 .................... 191 978 100.0 79.1

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 9 .......................... 9 536 5.0 (X)

Local charter service 7 .............. 17 276 9.0 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 13 ... 17 791 9.3 (X)

Airport service 9 .................... 9 492 4.9 (X)

Sightseeing 8 ....................... 10 855 5.7 (X)

Taxicab service 20 ................... 82 182 42.8 (X)

Limousine service 8 ................. 15 049 7.8 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 519 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 29 278 15.3 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

New Hampshire 119 ............ 58 128 100.0 82.7

Local charter service 8 .............. 509 .9 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 15 ... 4 447 7.7 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 9 ......................... 5 684 9.8 (X)

Airport service 6 .................... 1 185 2.0 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 51 ............... 29 430 50.6 (X)

For private schools 6 .............. 82 .1 (X)

Taxicab service 18 ................... 1 701 2.9 (X)

Limousine service 20 ................. 2 179 3.8 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 17 ....... 5 734 9.9 (X)

Other passenger transportation 7 ..... 562 1.0 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 1 068 1.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 547 9.5 (X)

New Jersey 1 ................ 097 1 235 150 100.0 83.6

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 89 .......................... 266 484 21.6 (X)

Local charter service 99 .............. 34 717 2.8 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 110 ... 76 555 6.2 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 68 ......................... 286 165 23.2 (X)

Airport service 89 .................... 24 542 2.0 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 233 ............... 213 342 17.3 (X)

For private schools 88 .............. 25 844 2.1 (X)

Sightseeing 14 ....................... 35 738 2.9 (X)

Taxicab service 137 ................... 23 683 1.9 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 17 ..... 1 788 .1 (X)

Limousine service 344 ................. 121 976 9.9 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 107 ....... 57 672 4.7 (X)

Other passenger transportation 110 ..... 46 859 3.8 (X)

Advertising 12 ....................... 2 913 .2 (X)

Other sources 28 .................... 16 005 1.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 867 .1 (X)

New Mexico 139 ............... 75 499 100.0 80.9

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 6 .......................... 3 894 5.2 (X) Local charter service 7 .............. 2 008 2.7 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 7 ... 1 731 2.3 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 92 ............... 39 047 51.7 (X)

Taxicab service 9 ................... 2 950 3.9 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 12 ....... 13 524 17.9 (X)

Other passenger transportation 10 ..... 7 039 9.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 306 7.0 (X)

New York 2 .................. 864 2 091 925 100.0 76.3

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 62 .......................... 104 904 5.0 (X) Local charter service 190 .............. 64 939 3.1 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 131 ... 94 572 4.5 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 102 ......................... 169 807 8.1 (X)

Airport service 137 .................... 29 114 1.4 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 377 ............... 636 274 30.4 (X)

For private schools 204 .............. 103 496 5.0 (X)

Sightseeing 48 ....................... 10 407 .5 (X)

Taxicab service 773 ................... 113 883 5.4 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 382 ..... 56 329 2.7 (X)

Limousine service 620 ................. 330 338 15.8 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 204 ....... 190 575 9.1 (X)

Other passenger transportation 322 ..... 165 804 7.9 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 16 ......... 994 .1 (X)

Other sources 75 .................... 10 428 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 10 061 .5 (X)

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Table 2. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

North Carolina 296 ............. 114 970 100.0 75.8

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 17 .......................... 15 181 13.2 (X)

Local charter service 25 .............. 5 566 4.8 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 39 ... 17 969 15.6 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 9 ......................... 26 048 22.7 (X)

Airport service 15 .................... 3 849 3.4 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 8 ............... 1 284 1.1 (X)

For private schools 12 .............. 682 .6 (X)

Sightseeing 11 ....................... 1 443 1.3 (X)

Taxicab service 115 ................... 16 415 14.3 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 22 ..... 2 292 2.0 (X)

Limousine service 23 ................. 1 291 1.1 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 43 ....... 14 212 12.4 (X)

Other passenger transportation 24 ..... 4 544 4.0 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 16 ......... 2 830 2.5 (X)

Other sources 20 .................... 771 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 593 .5 (X)

North Dakota 72 .............. 20 202 100.0 90.6

School bus service:

For public schools 23 ............... 4 316 21.4 (X)

Taxicab service 8 ................... 2 637 13.1 (X)

Limousine service 7 ................. 490 2.4 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 23 ....... 6 063 30.0 (X)

Other passenger transportation 8 ..... 515 2.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 6 181 30.6 (X)

Ohio 431 ....................... 276 836 100.0 82.1

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 23 .......................... 12 686 4.6 (X) Local charter service 34 .............. 12 145 4.4 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 37 ... 33 795 12.2 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 16 ......................... 3 686 1.3 (X)

Airport service 20 .................... 9 179 3.3 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 31 ............... 25 477 9.2 (X)

For private schools 11 .............. 3 668 1.3 (X)

Sightseeing 10 ....................... 1 596 .6 (X)

Taxicab service 41 ................... 6 094 2.2 (X) Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 25 ..... 15 474 5.6 (X)

Limousine service 76 ................. 9 085 3.3 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 161 ....... 115 275 41.6 (X)

Other passenger transportation 52 ..... 25 158 9.1 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 10 ......... 624 .2 (X)

Other sources 35 .................... 2 732 1.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 162 .1 (X)

Oklahoma 80 .................. 34 847 100.0 82.7

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 8 .......................... 4 226 12.1 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 11 ... 4 443 12.8 (X)

Sightseeing 10 ....................... 1 693 4.9 (X)

Taxicab service 18 ................... 1 656 4.8 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 8 ..... 519 1.5 (X)

Limousine service 10 ................. 656 1.9 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 31 ....... 19 211 55.1 (X)

Other passenger transportation 7 ..... 403 1.2 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 7 ......... 558 1.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 482 4.3 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Oregon 179 .................... 123 633 100.0 83.4

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 12 .......................... 5 317 4.3 (X)

Local charter service 29 .............. 1 112 .9 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 18 ... 12 014 9.7 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 29 ......................... 3 719 3.0 (X)

Airport service 15 .................... 3 529 2.9 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 51 ............... 36 026 29.1 (X)

Taxicab service 30 ................... 9 449 7.6 (X)

Limousine service 12 ................. 1 617 1.3 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 44 ....... 44 741 36.2 (X)

Other passenger transportation 23 ..... 3 080 2.5 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 9 ......... 690 .6 (X)

Repair and maintenance for others 6 .. 337 .3 (X)

Other sources 46 .................... 1 518 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 484 .4 (X)

Pennsylvania 1 ............... 372 801 882 100.0 80.1

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 56 .......................... 61 256 7.6 (X) Local charter service 109 .............. 19 379 2.4 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 126 ... 84 083 10.5 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 32 ......................... 15 452 1.9 (X)

Airport service 60 .................... 17 030 2.1 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 627 ............... 263 814 32.9 (X)

For private schools 94 .............. 24 951 3.1 (X)

Sightseeing 22 ....................... 10 286 1.3 (X)

Taxicab service 124 ................... 28 726 3.6 (X) Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 28 ..... 8 469 1.1 (X)

Limousine service 104 ................. 25 336 3.2 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 333 ....... 161 958 20.2 (X)

Other passenger transportation 105 ..... 63 651 7.9 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 24 ......... 1 068 .1 (X)

Repair and maintenance for others 46 .. 2 321 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Other merchandise 13 .............. 366 .1 (X)

Other sources 128 .................... 12 245 1.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 491 .2 (X)

Rhode Island 85 .............. 67 525 100.0 75.0

Local charter service 23 .............. 1 896 2.8 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 16 ... 8 029 11.9 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 31 ............... 26 798 39.7 (X)

For private schools 18 .............. 3 466 5.1 (X)

Taxicab service 19 ................... 1 743 2.6 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 6 ..... 892 1.3 (X)

Limousine service 9 ................. 1 482 2.2 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 10 ....... 5 251 7.8 (X)

Other passenger transportation 6 ..... 1 624 2.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 16 344 24.2 (X)

South Dakota 86 .............. 24 070 100.0 78.8

School bus service:

For public schools 26 ............... 7 740 32.2 (X)

Taxicab service 11 ................... 1 806 7.5 (X)

Limousine service 8 ................. 553 2.3 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 15 ....... 3 939 16.4 (X)

Other passenger transportation 15 ..... 1 046 4.4 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 548 2.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 8 438 35.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 2. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Tennessee 315 ................. 103 735 100.0 78.1

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 18 .......................... 15 806 15.2 (X) Local charter service 21 .............. 1 740 1.7 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 27 ... 10 728 10.3 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 10 ......................... 16 560 16.0 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 148 ............... 21 036 20.3 (X)

Sightseeing 12 ....................... 3 063 3.0 (X)

Taxicab service 28 ................... 3 964 3.8 (X)

Limousine service 18 ................. 3 933 3.8 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 49 ....... 17 978 17.3 (X)

Other passenger transportation 14 ..... 3 476 3.4 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 11 ......... 1 704 1.6 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 1 022 1.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 725 2.6 (X)

Texas 557 ..................... 378 762 100.0 75.7

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 54 .......................... 74 901 19.8 (X) Local charter service 52 .............. 11 465 3.0 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 44 ... 28 427 7.5 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 22 ......................... 26 846 7.1 (X)

Airport service 51 .................... 19 676 5.2 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 22 ............... 4 260 1.1 (X)

Sightseeing 28 ....................... 6 087 1.6 (X)

Taxicab service 72 ................... 16 015 4.2 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 32 ..... 22 723 6.0 (X)

Limousine service 83 ................. 27 982 7.4 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 199 ....... 104 486 27.6 (X)

Other passenger transportation 42 ..... 16 118 4.3 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 39 ......... 12 455 3.3 (X)

Repair and maintenance for others 11 .. 369 .1 (X)

Advertising 6 ....................... 172 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 6 ............. 436 .1 (X)

Other sources 55 .................... 5 322 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 022 .3 (X)

Utah 47 ....................... 33 837 100.0 93.2

Local charter service 10 .............. 2 579 7.6 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 9 ... 7 319 21.6 (X)

Airport service 9 .................... 3 104 9.2 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 6 ............... 2 878 8.5 (X)

Taxicab service 9 ................... 2 443 7.2 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 6 ....... 9 599 28.4 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 1 401 4.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 514 13.3 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Virginia 317 .................... 152 115 100.0 77.5

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 19 .......................... 8 377 5.5 (X) Local charter service 35 .............. 8 936 5.9 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 39 ... 22 452 14.8 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 22 ......................... 24 916 16.4 (X)

Airport service 22 .................... 4 102 2.7 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 6 ............... 533 .4 (X)

Sightseeing 10 ....................... 328 .2 (X)

Taxicab service 86 ................... 11 444 7.5 (X) Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 18 ..... 20 478 13.5 (X)

Limousine service 55 ................. 9 247 6.1 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 67 ....... 27 015 17.8 (X)

Other passenger transportation 29 ..... 6 833 4.5 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 7 ......... 516 .3 (X)

Repair and maintenance for others 6 .. 168 .1 (X)

Advertising 12 ....................... 285 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 8 ............. 2 142 1.4 (X)

Other merchandise 6 .............. 355 .2 (X)

Other sources 32 .................... 2 674 1.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 314 .9 (X)

Washington 194 ................ 166 381 100.0 82.6

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 15 .......................... 9 309 5.6 (X)

Local charter service 32 .............. 13 627 8.2 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 24 ... 10 346 6.2 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 15 ......................... 3 995 2.4 (X)

Airport service 14 .................... 9 400 5.7 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 16 ............... 23 288 14.0 (X)

Sightseeing 6 ....................... 10 663 6.4 (X)

Taxicab service 34 ................... 7 059 4.2 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 13 ..... 2 856 1.7 (X)

Limousine service 36 ................. 4 068 2.4 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 46 ....... 53 324 32.1 (X)

Other passenger transportation 23 ..... 15 670 9.4 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 20 ......... 1 230 .7 (X)

Repair and maintenance for others 9 .. 175 .1 (X)

Other sources 35 .................... 1 305 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 66 (V) (X)

West Virginia 87 .............. 32 991 100.0 78.0

Taxicab service 15 ................... 2 026 6.1 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 49 ....... 21 178 64.2 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 453 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 9 334 28.3 (X)

Wisconsin 566 ................. 302 817 100.0 88.3

Interstate/ intercity passenger

service 19 .......................... 10 644 3.5 (X)

Local charter service 96 .............. 8 081 2.7 (X)

Interstate/ intercity charter service 50 ... 25 002 8.3 (X)

Local and suburban bus, rail, or

subway 10 ......................... 4 534 1.5 (X)

Airport service 11 .................... 695 .2 (X)

School bus service:

For public schools 261 ............... 161 395 53.3 (X)

For private schools 67 .............. 6 621 2.2 (X)

Taxicab service 58 ................... 12 018 4.0 (X)

Taxicab rent or lease to drivers 7 ..... 1 672 .6 (X)

Limousine service 45 ................. 3 944 1.3 (X)

Ambulance or rescue service 85 ....... 38 171 12.6 (X)

Other passenger transportation 94 ..... 26 369 8.7 (X)

Freight, baggage, and mail 10 ......... 272 .1 (X)

Repair and maintenance for others 9 .. 665 .2 (X)

Other sources 45 .................... 1 463 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 271 .4 (X)

Wyoming 29 .................. 11 179 100.0 86.3

Taxicab service 9 ................... 781 7.0 (X)

Other passenger transportation 6 ..... 4 607 41.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 791 51.8 (X)

1At any level of industry detail, if the revenue for a particular revenue line is not a minimal percentage of total revenue for the industry, the data for the line are included in " All other

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Table 3. Government Subsidies for the United States and States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area

Establishments receiving government subsidies1

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000) Number

Revenue

($1,000)

Subsidies

($1,000)

Subsidies as

percent of

total revenue

Revenue of

establishments

responding

to subsidies

inquiry as

percent of

total revenue

United States 17 ...................................... 805 12 649 307 1 817 2 089 442 758 594 36.3 72.8

Alabama.................................................... 154 80 442 39 15 528 2 802 18.0 62.2 Alaska ..................................................... 94 38 127 4 (D) (D) (D) 81.3 Arizona..................................................... 172 133 892 16 19 265 19 963 103.6 75.1 Arkansas ................................................... 108 34 776 21 7 578 1 340 17.7 70.4 California 1 ................................................... 431 1 698 465 102 233 272 103 578 44.4 70.9 Colorado ................................................... 170 132 430 17 14 515 4 591 31.6 72.0

Connecticut 322 ................................................. 358 927 39 68 431 54 489 79.6 75.7 Delaware ................................................... 154 42 522 10 5 980 576 9.6 79.6 District of Columbia 52 .......................................... 56 062 6 (D) (D) (D) 38.3 Florida ..................................................... 720 474 152 61 43 162 7 874 18.2 61.0 Georgia .................................................... 293 141 090 48 (S) (S) (S) 58.3

Hawaii...................................................... 117 178 884 7 (D) (D) (D) 73.6 Idaho ...................................................... 66 25 093 13 2 961 1 209 40.8 68.3 Illinois ...................................................... 804 679 192 42 26 658 4 706 17.7 78.8 Indiana ..................................................... 278 157 254 45 26 545 5 257 19.8 66.5 Iowa ....................................................... 131 38 433 49 5 937 2 404 40.5 82.0

Kansas ..................................................... 154 75 189 30 14 356 2 927 20.4 78.6 Kentucky ................................................... 165 73 806 32 7 247 2 144 29.6 69.9 Louisiana ................................................... 264 182 445 16 10 680 8 525 79.8 76.7 Maine ...................................................... 106 42 211 40 16 873 3 150 18.7 66.1 Maryland ................................................... 658 211 315 22 13 700 2 995 21.9 71.1

Massachusetts 723 .............................................. 585 450 93 142 592 44 518 31.2 62.5 Michigan.................................................... 353 216 197 84 62 087 24 120 38.8 68.1 Minnesota .................................................. 495 287 328 53 16 191 3 998 24.7 78.3 Mississippi .................................................. 70 36 481 11 21 879 1 506 6.9 64.0 Missouri .................................................... 385 233 439 47 34 952 5 475 15.7 89.1

Montana.................................................... 118 34 710 9 4 450 988 22.2 81.7 Nebraska ................................................... 76 35 597 7 2 482 336 13.5 90.9 Nevada..................................................... 63 191 978 5 (D) (D) (D) 78.9

New Hampshire 119 ............................................. 58 128 26 13 164 3 900 29.6 70.2 New Jersey 1 ................................................. 097 1 235 150 62 561 455 25 903 4.6 76.8

New Mexico 139 ................................................ 75 499 18 6 236 1 654 26.5 76.7 New York 2 ................................................... 864 2 091 925 143 304 961 227 624 74.6 71.7 North Carolina 296 .............................................. 114 970 52 39 130 7 743 19.8 69.8 North Dakota 72 ............................................... 20 202 25 2 228 667 29.9 88.7 Ohio ....................................................... 431 276 836 46 10 100 4 882 48.3 75.6

Oklahoma .................................................. 80 34 847 21 5 701 1 002 17.6 67.8 Oregon ..................................................... 179 123 633 13 4 721 922 19.5 75.8 Pennsylvania 1 ................................................ 372 801 882 121 75 447 16 351 21.7 75.6

Rhode Island 85 ................................................ 67 525 4 (D) (D) (D) 69.2

South Carolina 98 .............................................. 37 340 18 (S) (S) (S) 53.0

South Dakota 86 ............................................... 24 070 20 1 948 1 248 64.1 75.2

Tennessee 315 .................................................. 103 735 30 10 551 2 539 24.1 73.6

Texas ...................................................... 557 378 762 92 48 604 11 619 23.9 72.5

Utah ....................................................... 47 33 837 4 (D) (D) (D) 87.6

Vermont .................................................... 79 29 596 11 (S) (S) (S) 41.5

Virginia ..................................................... 317 152 115 17 24 673 18 626 75.5 74.9

Washington 194 ................................................. 166 381 14 11 405 1 147 10.1 76.0

West Virginia 87 ................................................ 32 991 15 4 078 652 16.0 81.7

Wisconsin .................................................. 566 302 817 93 32 812 8 255 25.2 81.4

Wyoming ................................................... 29 11 179 4 1 678 779 46.4 82.5

1Cash or noncash subsidies (e.g. fuel, maintenance services) from any agency of local, State, or Federal government, including Section 5 and 9 Urban Mass Transit Act Grants.

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Table 4. Revenue-Generating Equipment for the United States and States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Revenue-generating equipment by type

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Total

(number)

Vans

(number)

Small

buses

(less

than 35

seats)

(number)

Two-axle

buses

(35

seats or

more)

(number)

Three-axle

buses (35

seats or

more)

(number)

Taxicabs

(number)

Limousines

(number)

Ambulances

(number)

Other

vehicles

(number)

Revenue of

respondents to

revenuegenerating

equipment

inquiry as

percent

of total

revenue

UNITED STATES

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 8 ............... 275 5 968 003 76 212 20 532 5 674 6 027 4 994 1 225 16 661 14 711 6 388 66.4 412 Taxicabs 3 .................... 337 992 378 41 182 1 364 333 61 19 38 700 374 – 331 64.4 413 Intercity and rural bus service 607 . 1 092 034 10 363 539 384 2 273 6 990 17 31 – 129 90.8 414 Charter bus service 1 ........... 307 1 269 082 15 370 1 176 1 171 3 507 9 028 65 244 – 179 75.7 415 School buses1 ............... 4 260 3 315 313 106 902 17 069 14 692 71 554 1 383 174 318 – 1 712 82.8

ALABAMA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 71 ............... 47 587 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 59.5

412 Taxicabs 25 .................... 5 426 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 41.9

413 Intercity and rural bus service 15 . 11 565 150 38 – – 112 – – – – 67.8

414 Charter bus service 24 ........... 10 422 166 32 5 28 93 – 5 – 3 68.2

415 School buses1 ............... 18 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 92.2

ALASKA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 20 ............... 5 304 123 19 17 48 16 – 11 9 3 79.2

412 Taxicabs 36 .................... 8 163 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 34.2

413 Intercity and rural bus service 2 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 47.9

414 Charter bus service 5 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) –

415 School buses1 ............... 31 23 964 766 44 51 671 – – – – – 93.5

ARIZONA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 94 ............... 85 601 1 151 426 38 247 108 44 100 144 44 78.9 412 Taxicabs 29 .................... 8 127 762 38 7 – – 712 1 – 4 71.1 413 Intercity and rural bus service 14 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 98.7

414 Charter bus service 24 ........... 17 755 149 2 7 24 116 – – – – 75.9 415 School buses1 ............... 10 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 99.1

ARKANSAS

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 69 ............... 25 641 281 78 9 1 – 7 15 163 8 63.7

412 Taxicabs 11 .................... 2 336 250 11 – – – 239 – – – 75.6

413 Intercity and rural bus service 8 . 1 248 12 – – – 12 – – – – 67.4

414 Charter bus service 13 ........... 5 060 89 2 4 32 51 – – – – 93.9

415 School buses1 ............... 7 491 19 – 2 17 – – – – – 93.5

CALIFORNIA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 964 ............... 1 015 825 8 293 2 150 715 864 393 53 1 594 2 062 462 62.6 412 Taxicabs 147 .................... 113 081 3 216 49 68 – – 3 094 4 – 1 67.2 413 Intercity and rural bus service 67 . 92 698 961 16 80 89 775 – – – 1 85.4 414 Charter bus service 160 ........... 191 295 1 774 131 163 279 1 159 – 31 – 11 70.4 415 School buses1 ............... 90 285 374 7 375 1 687 1 186 4 335 140 4 – – 23 83.5

COLORADO

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 112 ............... 75 693 1 228 277 219 230 4 6 297 168 27 73.0

412 Taxicabs 18 .................... 17 613 799 9 3 – – 782 4 – 1 76.8

413 Intercity and rural bus service 9 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 92.2

414 Charter bus service 17 ........... 14 588 235 48 56 15 114 2 – – – 88.9

415 School buses1 ............... 10 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 97.0

CONNECTICUT

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 169 ............... 185 071 2 346 199 91 112 780 6 648 246 264 72.6

412 Taxicabs 31 .................... 10 167 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 57.3

413 Intercity and rural bus service 4 . 7 458 41 – – 2 39 – – – – 100.0

414 Charter bus service 14 ........... 18 843 226 12 13 81 114 – 6 – – 79.5

415 School buses1 ............... 104 137 388 3 912 307 624 2 839 46 – 25 – 71 88.6

DELAWARE

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 27 ............... 14 469 225 108 16 2 – – 36 40 23 82.9

412 Taxicabs 4 .................... 293 12 – – – – 12 – – – 68.6

413 Intercity and rural bus service 1 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

414 Charter bus service 8 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 70.5

415 School buses1 ............... 114 20 878 909 62 19 798 26 – – – 4 82.1

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Table 4. Revenue-Generating Equipment for the United States and States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Revenue-generating equipment by type

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Total

(number)

Vans

(number)

Small

buses

(less

than 35

seats)

(number)

Two-axle

buses

(35

seats or

more)

(number)

Three-axle

buses (35

seats or

more)

(number)

Taxicabs

(number)

Limousines

(number)

Ambulances

(number)

Other

vehicles

(number)

Revenue of

respondents to

revenuegenerating

equipment

inquiry as

percent

of total

revenue

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 35 ............... 39 599 363 103 49 25 32 – 102 27 25 61.2 412 Taxicabs 10 .................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 50.9

413 Intercity and rural bus service 3 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

414 Charter bus service 2 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) –

415 School buses1 ............... 2 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 73.7

FLORIDA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 353 ............... 266 790 3 959 1 701 362 57 142 303 750 488 156 62.0

412 Taxicabs 123 .................... 57 192 2 623 68 3 – 6 2 504 42 – – 64.8

413 Intercity and rural bus service 30 . 42 597 564 100 18 148 257 – 28 – 13 87.1

414 Charter bus service 75 ........... 81 268 826 83 77 56 596 – 5 – 9 63.6

415 School buses1 ............... 139 26 305 951 25 141 778 7 – – – – 67.9

GEORGIA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 195 ............... 95 060 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 44.4

412 Taxicabs 50 .................... 11 113 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 45.7

413 Intercity and rural bus service 11 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 94.3

414 Charter bus service 19 ........... 13 967 206 – 8 54 144 – – – – 66.9

415 School buses1 ............... 18 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 87.3

HAWAII

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 77 ............... 139 986 1 749 266 244 134 767 4 159 62 113 73.1 412 Taxicabs 15 .................... 5 418 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 28.2

413 Intercity and rural bus service – . – – – – – – – – – – (X)

414 Charter bus service 3 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 92.2

415 School buses1 ............... 22 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 82.6

IDAHO

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 28 ............... 7 435 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 51.8

412 Taxicabs 5 .................... 780 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 39.9

413 Intercity and rural bus service – . – – – – – – – – – – (X)

414 Charter bus service 9 ........... 4 393 59 11 – 13 34 – 1 – – 96.8

415 School buses1 ............... 24 12 485 524 4 31 472 17 – – – – 84.1

ILLINOIS

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 368 ............... 223 867 2 846 471 162 137 143 2 963 729 239 63.4 412 Taxicabs 146 .................... 69 238 4 377 33 5 4 – 4 306 12 – 17 82.0 413 Intercity and rural bus service 17 . 44 098 536 58 35 91 352 – – – – 89.8 414 Charter bus service 50 ........... 46 498 539 59 38 157 250 16 16 – 3 69.1 415 School buses1 ............... 223 295 491 9 455 970 1 958 6 445 53 – 8 – 21 90.7

INDIANA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 126 ............... 67 312 1 200 280 34 – 40 109 110 297 330 71.7

412 Taxicabs 48 .................... 20 797 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 56.6

413 Intercity and rural bus service 11 . 20 040 192 55 5 – 132 – – – – 76.6

414 Charter bus service 22 ........... 25 065 310 7 10 35 228 22 – – 8 86.4

415 School buses1 ............... 71 24 040 864 129 178 552 2 – – – 3 61.2

IOWA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 82 ............... 16 698 347 84 54 2 2 2 43 128 32 79.1

412 Taxicabs 17 .................... 2 234 66 6 – – – 60 – – – 80.2

413 Intercity and rural bus service 9 . 3 765 31 – – 5 26 – – – – 60.6

414 Charter bus service 12 ........... 9 617 101 2 2 8 89 – – – – 94.7

415 School buses1 ............... 11 6 119 284 16 6 262 – – – – – 64.5

KANSAS

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 48 ............... 21 361 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 57.8

412 Taxicabs 17 .................... 3 277 146 – – – – 146 – – – 79.2

413 Intercity and rural bus service 4 . 325 5 1 – – 4 – – – – 87.4

414 Charter bus service 19 ........... 10 127 98 1 3 8 86 – – – – 75.0 415 School buses1 ............... 66 40 099 1 720 25 401 1 292 2 – – – – 94.6

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 4. Revenue-Generating Equipment for the United States and States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Revenue-generating equipment by type

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Total

(number)

Vans

(number)

Small

buses

(less

than 35

seats)

(number)

Two-axle

buses

(35

seats or

more)

(number)

Three-axle

buses (35

seats or

more)

(number)

Taxicabs

(number)

Limousines

(number)

Ambulances

(number)

Other

vehicles

(number)

Revenue of

respondents to

revenuegenerating

equipment

inquiry as

percent

of total

revenue

KENTUCKY

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 96 ............... 43 898 904 295 45 127 – 2 58 343 34 71.1 412 Taxicabs 33 .................... 11 862 712 16 10 – – 574 22 – 90 73.2 413 Intercity and rural bus service 9 . 3 830 97 62 3 8 24 – – – – 78.3 414 Charter bus service 11 ........... 6 410 137 3 7 63 59 – – – 5 74.1 415 School buses1 ............... 16 7 806 159 – 24 122 12 – – – 1 86.3

LOUISIANA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 180 ............... 146 849 1 503 378 29 58 26 71 147 329 465 76.9

412 Taxicabs 36 .................... 8 844 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 52.7

413 Intercity and rural bus service 14 . 11 298 116 4 – 15 97 – – – – 78.3

414 Charter bus service 17 ........... 14 639 94 5 2 6 79 – – – 2 87.8

415 School buses1 ............... 17 815 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 50.3

MAINE

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 62 ............... 25 055 452 101 58 12 14 – 19 103 145 66.1

412 Taxicabs 19 .................... 3 842 136 5 – – – 116 5 – 10 82.1

413 Intercity and rural bus service – . – – – – – – – – – – (X)

414 Charter bus service 4 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 97.7

415 School buses1 ............... 21 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 95.8

MARYLAND

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 141 ............... 61 096 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 56.0 412 Taxicabs 59 .................... 19 480 1 032 9 – – – 1 022 1 – – 77.7 413 Intercity and rural bus service 9 . 9 699 88 14 19 2 52 – – – 1 98.1 414 Charter bus service 40 ........... 40 232 386 16 53 84 224 – 8 – 1 80.0 415 School buses1 ............... 409 80 808 2 567 31 373 2 127 28 1 3 – 4 71.6

MASSACHUSETTS

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 285 ............... 243 463 3 401 1 415 240 347 49 25 568 481 276 60.7

412 Taxicabs 178 .................... 50 521 1 614 45 1 23 – 1 478 4 – 63 71.0

413 Intercity and rural bus service 15 . 52 922 400 20 – 90 290 – – – – 94.6

414 Charter bus service 31 ........... 32 968 463 24 55 188 175 – 16 – 5 66.2

415 School buses1 ............... 214 205 576 6 783 745 297 5 061 78 17 6 – 579 70.1

MICHIGAN

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 229 ............... 147 014 1 765 339 257 187 43 – 222 544 173 72.9 412 Taxicabs 66 .................... 18 624 773 33 98 – – 596 24 – 22 73.6 413 Intercity and rural bus service 10 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 93.6

414 Charter bus service 29 ........... 33 219 518 12 24 270 199 – – – 13 85.5 415 School buses1 ............... 19 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 65.7

MINNESOTA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 149 ............... 80 325 1 229 655 125 84 14 – 146 170 35 70.6

412 Taxicabs 44 .................... 12 157 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 43.4

413 Intercity and rural bus service 13 . 11 259 78 5 – 5 68 – – – – 93.5

414 Charter bus service 42 ........... 25 698 485 17 25 116 327 – – – – 75.0

415 School buses1 ............... 247 157 889 5 895 504 675 4 506 173 2 6 – 29 88.3

MISSISSIPPI

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 25 ............... 21 716 99 21 – – 7 – – 65 6 93.1

412 Taxicabs 24 .................... 2 813 136 10 – – – 126 – – – 67.8

413 Intercity and rural bus service 6 . 9 399 73 – 6 2 62 – – – 3 99.2

414 Charter bus service 6 ........... 2 423 41 – – – 41 – – – – 66.1

415 School buses1 ............... 9 130 13 – 1 12 – – – – – 91.5

MISSOURI

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 124 ............... 76 634 1 034 607 58 11 12 7 119 178 42 87.0

412 Taxicabs 44 .................... 15 079 889 35 4 – 6 834 10 – – 69.4

413 Intercity and rural bus service 12 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 92.5

414 Charter bus service 21 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 87.3

415 School buses1 ............... 184 122 091 4 875 254 1 171 3 435 2 – – – 13 91.0

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 4. Revenue-Generating Equipment for the United States and States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Revenue-generating equipment by type

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Total

(number)

Vans

(number)

Small

buses

(less

than 35

seats)

(number)

Two-axle

buses

(35

seats or

more)

(number)

Three-axle

buses (35

seats or

more)

(number)

Taxicabs

(number)

Limousines

(number)

Ambulances

(number)

Other

vehicles

(number)

Revenue of

respondents to

revenuegenerating

equipment

inquiry as

percent

of total

revenue

MONTANA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 29 ............... 8 739 187 19 50 3 18 – 46 50 1 73.7 412 Taxicabs 16 .................... 2 721 84 14 1 – – 63 1 – 5 80.7 413 Intercity and rural bus service 7 . 4 220 35 1 1 20 12 – – – 1 77.7 414 Charter bus service 7 ........... 4 238 152 6 8 68 26 – 2 – 42 79.3 415 School buses1 ............... 59 14 792 594 27 40 520 7 – – – – 80.8

NEBRASKA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 29 ............... 10 045 144 60 2 1 1 – 31 49 – 86.8

412 Taxicabs 10 .................... 4 648 194 2 – – – 189 – – 3 96.7

413 Intercity and rural bus service 6 . 842 14 6 – – 8 – – – – 70.7

414 Charter bus service 9 ........... 9 191 106 22 6 14 62 – 2 – – 95.1

415 School buses1 ............... 22 10 871 455 36 23 393 – – – – 3 96.8

NEVADA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 23 ............... 64 055 604 72 24 79 62 – 316 51 – 62.3

412 Taxicabs 21 .................... 82 728 1 150 19 – – – 1 131 – – – 79.8

413 Intercity and rural bus service 6 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

414 Charter bus service 11 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 72.5

415 School buses1 ............... 2 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) –

NEW HAMPSHIRE

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 47 ............... 14 468 294 43 22 24 14 – 96 67 28 62.9 412 Taxicabs 19 .................... 2 540 82 1 4 – – 77 – – – 72.2 413 Intercity and rural bus service 1 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

414 Charter bus service 5 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 92.5

415 School buses1 ............... 47 32 270 1 336 106 194 1 018 1 – – – 17 76.3

NEW JERSEY

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 576 ............... 594 904 7 035 1 056 503 447 550 23 2 156 550 1 750 65.8

412 Taxicabs 140 .................... 24 403 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 52.5

413 Intercity and rural bus service 70 . 283 462 2 725 14 15 1 175 1 489 6 – – 26 97.8

414 Charter bus service 83 ........... 80 786 834 32 53 213 472 – 62 – 2 63.6

415 School buses1 ............... 228 251 595 8 152 2 183 1 505 4 134 85 6 24 – 215 82.7

NEW MEXICO

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 27 ............... 22 411 307 180 4 6 – – 10 59 48 61.0 412 Taxicabs 10 .................... 4 948 138 10 – – – 125 3 – – 71.2 413 Intercity and rural bus service 6 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 89.8

414 Charter bus service 4 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 84.3

415 School buses1 ............... 92 40 643 1 566 39 413 1 074 40 – – – – 87.1

NEW YORK

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 1 ............... 186 896 117 13 095 3 050 563 1 698 488 102 5 594 954 646 60.2

412 Taxicabs 1 .................... 093 172 395 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 41.6

413 Intercity and rural bus service 31 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 93.7

414 Charter bus service 121 ........... 161 485 1 542 215 130 198 993 2 2 – 2 80.6

415 School buses1 ............... 430 753 663 17 853 6 227 2 208 8 363 263 133 214 – 445 82.1

NORTH CAROLINA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 106 ............... 52 300 816 139 129 26 252 21 49 181 19 78.3

412 Taxicabs 117 .................... 17 903 994 101 – – – 889 4 – – 71.5

413 Intercity and rural bus service 17 . 18 157 106 – – 10 96 – – – – 93.8

414 Charter bus service 43 ........... 24 828 396 5 18 156 211 – 5 – 1 89.2

415 School buses1 ............... 13 1 782 81 8 17 54 – 1 – – 1 77.7

NORTH DAKOTA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 40 ............... 9 459 142 35 8 7 8 – 23 57 4 68.3

412 Taxicabs 8 .................... 2 976 86 15 7 – – 59 5 – – 95.7

413 Intercity and rural bus service – . – – – – – – – – – – (X)

414 Charter bus service 2 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

415 School buses1 ............... 22 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 71.7

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 4. Revenue-Generating Equipment for the United States and States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Revenue-generating equipment by type

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Total

(number)

Vans

(number)

Small

buses

(less

than 35

seats)

(number)

Two-axle

buses

(35

seats or

more)

(number)

Three-axle

buses (35

seats or

more)

(number)

Taxicabs

(number)

Limousines

(number)

Ambulances

(number)

Other

vehicles

(number)

Revenue of

respondents to

revenuegenerating

equipment

inquiry as

percent

of total

revenue

OHIO

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 285 ............... 166 086 2 156 671 96 32 27 14 297 915 104 73.7 412 Taxicabs 54 .................... 22 180 1 350 111 – – – 1 239 – – – 83.7 413 Intercity and rural bus service 19 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 90.0

414 Charter bus service 43 ........... 41 260 398 34 30 24 283 – 27 – – 75.3 415 School buses1 ............... 30 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 81.9

OKLAHOMA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 45 ............... 20 631 156 16 – 1 8 – 18 110 3 86.3

412 Taxicabs 19 .................... 2 445 223 19 1 – – 203 – – – 79.1

413 Intercity and rural bus service 8 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 79.8

414 Charter bus service 5 ........... 3 183 38 – – 1 37 – – – – 95.5

415 School buses1 ............... 3 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 52.3

OREGON

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 83 ............... 53 498 423 169 33 – – – 55 142 24 89.6

412 Taxicabs 30 .................... 9 527 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 33.3

413 Intercity and rural bus service 6 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 96.4

414 Charter bus service 9 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 93.4

415 School buses1 ............... 51 41 967 1 789 281 85 1 399 24 – – – – 65.8

PENNSYLVANIA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 506 ............... 291 234 4 158 1 125 308 289 58 119 533 1 326 400 73.1 412 Taxicabs 134 .................... 36 335 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 53.2

413 Intercity and rural bus service 32 . 74 565 608 20 50 33 454 3 1 – 47 73.7 414 Charter bus service 78 ........... 81 314 1 057 82 81 246 581 3 25 – 39 83.2 415 School buses1 ............... 622 318 434 13 234 2 386 1 022 9 449 164 10 8 – 195 77.0

RHODE ISLAND

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 25 ............... 10 026 193 82 7 7 1 13 16 38 29 66.9

412 Taxicabs 23 .................... 2 458 105 1 – – – 104 – – – 71.7

413 Intercity and rural bus service 2 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

414 Charter bus service 6 ........... 7 306 73 1 9 12 47 – – – 4 91.1

415 School buses1 ............... 29 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 85.8

SOUTH CAROLINA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 48 ............... 20 106 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 44.1 412 Taxicabs 29 .................... 6 642 431 5 5 – – 416 – – 5 65.6 413 Intercity and rural bus service 3 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 74.8

414 Charter bus service 11 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 63.0

415 School buses1 ............... 7 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 6.7

SOUTH DAKOTA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 47 ............... 10 462 217 52 22 10 35 – 33 48 17 67.4

412 Taxicabs 11 .................... 1 806 51 2 – – – 49 – – – 81.0

413 Intercity and rural bus service – . – – – – – – – – – – (X)

414 Charter bus service 2 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

415 School buses1 ............... 26 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 80.6

TENNESSEE

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 95 ............... 44 996 501 58 82 15 102 – 71 164 9 72.5

412 Taxicabs 31 .................... 5 943 299 9 – 9 – 273 5 – 3 76.3

413 Intercity and rural bus service 18 . 18 449 156 11 20 3 122 – – – – 94.4

414 Charter bus service 21 ........... 10 563 153 3 12 – 138 – – – – 74.5

415 School buses1 ............... 150 23 784 1 026 16 67 916 27 – – – – 70.3

TEXAS

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 358 ............... 205 855 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 59.3

412 Taxicabs 90 .................... 35 671 2 529 44 – – – 2 467 15 – 3 66.6

413 Intercity and rural bus service 42 . 86 559 668 13 38 71 546 – – – – 96.0

414 Charter bus service 44 ........... 44 698 653 22 21 399 200 – 6 – 5 77.2 415 School buses1 ............... 18 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 89.8

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 4. Revenue-Generating Equipment for the United States and States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Revenue-generating equipment by type

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Total

(number)

Vans

(number)

Small

buses

(less

than 35

seats)

(number)

Two-axle

buses

(35

seats or

more)

(number)

Three-axle

buses (35

seats or

more)

(number)

Taxicabs

(number)

Limousines

(number)

Ambulances

(number)

Other

vehicles

(number)

Revenue of

respondents to

revenuegenerating

equipment

inquiry as

percent

of total

revenue

UTAH

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 21 ............... 14 935 216 78 8 2 – 16 64 48 – 82.2 412 Taxicabs 8 .................... 1 996 93 – – – – 93 – – – 74.3 413 Intercity and rural bus service 3 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 77.2

414 Charter bus service 9 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

415 School buses1 ............... 6 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

VERMONT

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 29 ............... 6 179 122 42 9 – – – 17 49 5 60.8

412 Taxicabs 17 .................... 3 110 97 5 – – – 89 3 – – 75.6

413 Intercity and rural bus service 2 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) –

414 Charter bus service 6 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 72.5

415 School buses1 ............... 25 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 68.8

VIRGINIA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 156 ............... 71 709 1 362 265 75 337 197 3 120 323 42 68.1

412 Taxicabs 94 .................... 35 502 1 782 12 1 – – 1 767 1 – 1 82.7

413 Intercity and rural bus service 11 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 96.5

414 Charter bus service 49 ........... 34 090 600 120 19 97 359 5 – – – 76.5

415 School buses1 ............... 7 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 99.6

WASHINGTON

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 110 ............... 94 346 898 303 93 103 3 6 91 256 43 84.8 412 Taxicabs 37 .................... 10 554 577 29 – – – 508 6 – 34 61.9 413 Intercity and rural bus service 9 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 96.5

414 Charter bus service 24 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 51.8

415 School buses1 ............... 14 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 97.6

WEST VIRGINIA

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 59 ............... 24 382 385 33 29 – – 5 79 224 15 86.4

412 Taxicabs 20 .................... 3 969 154 8 – – – 146 – – – 72.6

413 Intercity and rural bus service 2 . (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 38.6

414 Charter bus service 5 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 87.5

415 School buses1 ............... 1 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) –

WISCONSIN

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 203 ............... 73 502 1 626 1 037 86 20 33 4 144 263 39 72.3 412 Taxicabs 62 .................... 14 416 468 35 6 – – 423 4 – – 80.7 413 Intercity and rural bus service 13 . 17 520 180 36 3 41 99 – 1 – – 91.8 414 Charter bus service 28 ........... 17 430 326 36 50 107 113 8 2 – 10 63.3 415 School buses1 ............... 260 179 949 7 545 595 1 161 5 555 148 – 8 – 78 91.4

WYOMING

411 Local and suburban passenger

transportation 13 ............... 8 209 158 93 22 5 23 – – 10 5 62.3

412 Taxicabs 9 .................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 71.9

413 Intercity and rural bus service – . – – – – – – – – – – (X)

414 Charter bus service 5 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

415 School buses1 ............... – – – – – – – – – – – (X)

1Excludes government-operated school buses.

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Table 5. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of

revenue Establish- ments (number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

United States 101 ........... 169 135 436 985 100.0 86.6

Motor carrier revenue 88 ............. 118 99 747 684 73.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 ... 502 19 294 462 14.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 7 ...... 513 10 898 384 8.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 8 ......... 997 1 780 128 1.3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 7 ...... 058 2 129 145 1.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 2 ............. 554 464 941 .3 (X)

Other sources 6 .................... 554 1 118 343 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) ................. 3 898 (V) (X)

Alabama 1 .................. 913 2 462 356 100.0 85.8

Motor carrier revenue 1 ............. 762 2 139 911 86.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 75 ... 187 041 7.6 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 79 ...... 84 506 3.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 143 ......... 14 523 .6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 106 ...... 20 611 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 30 ............. 4 862 .2 (X)

Other sources 85 .................... 10 902 .4 (X)

Alaska 240 .................... 402 189 100.0 89.7

Motor carrier revenue 193 ............. 337 113 83.8 (X)

Courier and messenger services 31 ... 4 752 1.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 23 ...... 26 745 6.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 64 ......... 7 960 2.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 52 ...... 17 694 4.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 24 ............. 2 225 .6 (X)

Other sources 39 .................... 5 700 1.4 (X)

Arizona 1 ................... 055 1 406 398 100.0 90.0

Motor carrier revenue 900 ............. 1 004 190 71.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 109 ... 249 956 17.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 63 ...... 91 780 6.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 125 ......... 26 109 1.9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 111 ...... 22 008 1.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 ............. 1 220 .1 (X)

Other sources 76 .................... 11 135 .8 (X)

Arkansas 1 .................. 485 1 984 306 100.0 86.0

Motor carrier revenue 1 ............. 366 1 793 285 90.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 50 ... 118 265 6.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 70 ...... 49 398 2.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 73 ......... 12 217 .6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 60 ...... 6 410 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 ............. 1 122 .1 (X)

Other sources 61 .................... 3 609 .2 (X)

California 9 ................. 460 13 613 722 100.0 87.0

Motor carrier revenue 8 ............. 145 8 517 554 62.6 (X)

Courier and messenger services 886 ... 2 894 008 21.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 510 ...... 1 507 214 11.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 1 ......... 319 303 724 2.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 948 ...... 253 988 1.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 334 ............. 36 943 .3 (X)

Other sources 679 .................... 100 291 .7 (X)

Colorado 1 .................. 313 1 683 799 100.0 81.5

Motor carrier revenue 1 ............. 114 1 206 621 71.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 113 ... 249 589 14.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 98 ...... 102 314 6.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 142 ......... 52 884 3.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 125 ...... 39 226 2.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 ............. 10 315 .6 (X)

Other sources 84 .................... 22 850 1.4 (X)

Connecticut 867 ............... 1 247 405 100.0 90.2

Motor carrier revenue 624 ............. 645 327 51.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 81 ... 289 521 23.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 175 ...... 252 599 20.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 133 ......... 25 520 2.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 71 ...... 25 337 2.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 25 ............. 3 167 .3 (X)

Other sources 59 .................... 5 934 .5 (X)

Delaware 285 .................. 287 436 100.0 77.0

Motor carrier revenue 239 ............. 221 343 77.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 24 ... 10 110 3.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 29 ...... 41 667 14.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 24 ......... 7 274 2.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 16 ...... 4 909 1.7 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 1 981 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) ................. 152 .1 (X)

Geographic area and sources of

revenue Establish- ments (number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

District of Columbia 64 ....... 50 023 100.0 81.5

Motor carrier revenue 23 ............. 11 503 23.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 27 ... 21 423 42.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 17 ...... 12 813 25.6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 6 ...... 926 1.9 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 1 862 3.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) ................. 1 496 3.0 (X)

Florida 3 .................... 579 5 550 333 100.0 86.0

Motor carrier revenue 2 ............. 981 3 813 333 68.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 442 ... 837 844 15.1 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 198 ...... 656 141 11.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 464 ......... 67 809 1.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 354 ...... 94 647 1.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 85 ............. 25 876 .5 (X)

Other sources 215 .................... 54 683 1.0 (X)

Georgia 2 ................... 524 3 983 602 100.0 88.4

Motor carrier revenue 2 ............. 261 3 176 219 79.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 132 ... 566 983 14.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 153 ...... 136 314 3.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 224 ......... 39 132 1.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 173 ...... 38 758 1.0 (X)

Other sources 177 .................... 24 893 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) ................. 1 303 (V) (X)

Hawaii 267 .................... 360 200 100.0 81.7

Motor carrier revenue 195 ............. 211 803 58.8 (X)

Courier and messenger services 46 ... 23 044 6.4 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 30 ...... 82 812 23.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 52 ......... 15 545 4.3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 11 ...... 2 803 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 ............. 9 443 2.6 (X)

Other sources 35 .................... 14 750 4.1 (X)

Idaho 737 ..................... 527 539 100.0 81.2

Motor carrier revenue 680 ............. 472 946 89.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 21 ... 5 418 1.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 37 ...... 20 425 3.9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 53 ......... 6 190 1.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 55 ...... 6 884 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 ............. 2 102 .4 (X)

Other sources 50 .................... 13 574 2.6 (X)

Illinois 5 .................... 198 8 496 450 100.0 87.4

Motor carrier revenue 4 ............. 627 5 902 628 69.5 (X)

Courier and messenger services 273 ... 1 420 465 16.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 369 ...... 645 452 7.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 379 ......... 73 939 .9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 343 ...... 396 393 4.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 133 ............. 22 082 .3 (X)

Other sources 330 .................... 35 491 .4 (X)

Indiana 2 ................... 873 5 939 288 100.0 95.4

Motor carrier revenue 2 ............. 656 5 167 161 87.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 105 ... 412 301 6.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 133 ...... 136 869 2.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 192 ......... 72 610 1.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 170 ...... 71 362 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 70 ............. 26 094 .4 (X)

Other sources 201 .................... 52 891 .9 (X)

Iowa 2 ...................... 207 2 324 584 100.0 88.7

Motor carrier revenue 1 ............. 967 2 001 170 86.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 75 ... 211 999 9.1 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 179 ...... 65 248 2.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 108 ......... 9 843 .4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 74 ...... 16 423 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 63 ............. 8 583 .4 (X)

Other sources 130 .................... 11 318 .5 (X)

Kansas 1 ................... 464 1 625 391 100.0 92.2

Motor carrier revenue 1 ............. 291 1 205 990 74.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 70 ... 293 938 18.1 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 119 ...... 80 222 4.9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 88 ......... 12 369 .8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 101 ...... 22 403 1.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 33 ............. 1 448 .1 (X)

Other sources 65 .................... 9 021 .6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 5. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of

revenue Establish- ments (number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Kentucky 2 ................. 167 1 860 615 100.0 83.5

Motor carrier revenue 1 ............. 991 1 523 616 81.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 68 ... 183 763 9.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 124 ...... 111 378 6.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 120 ......... 13 160 .7 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 86 ...... 13 608 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 34 ............. 5 839 .3 (X)

Other sources 149 .................... 9 251 .5 (X)

Louisiana 1 ................. 444 1 650 488 100.0 77.7

Motor carrier revenue 1 ............. 324 1 318 107 79.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 61 ... 113 157 6.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 63 ...... 138 400 8.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 97 ......... 25 298 1.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 100 ...... 25 221 1.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 31 ............. 9 084 .6 (X)

Other sources 62 .................... 20 632 1.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) ................. 589 (V) (X)

Maine 806 ..................... 535 359 100.0 78.9

Motor carrier revenue 715 ............. 481 422 89.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 32 ... 7 736 1.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 70 ...... 22 718 4.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 51 ......... 6 936 1.3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 55 ...... 4 232 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 ............. 1 015 .2 (X)

Other sources 64 .................... 11 300 2.1 (X)

Maryland 1 .................. 633 2 194 953 100.0 91.0

Motor carrier revenue 1 ............. 308 1 344 949 61.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 170 ... 450 275 20.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 184 ...... 298 148 13.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 171 ......... 42 958 2.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 129 ...... 37 671 1.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 38 ............. 10 435 .5 (X)

Other sources 66 .................... 10 517 .5 (X)

Massachusetts 1 ............ 657 2 429 485 100.0 79.9

Motor carrier revenue 1 ............. 366 1 405 643 57.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 138 ... 552 904 22.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 162 ...... 365 582 15.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 178 ......... 35 802 1.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 131 ...... 39 224 1.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 31 ............. 4 465 .2 (X)

Other sources 103 .................... 25 865 1.1 (X)

Michigan 2 .................. 914 4 460 571 100.0 87.4

Motor carrier revenue 2 ............. 547 3 493 790 78.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 142 ... 489 163 11.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 253 ...... 320 291 7.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 282 ......... 58 582 1.3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 239 ...... 46 502 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 50 ............. 15 797 .4 (X)

Other sources 282 .................... 36 260 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) ................. 186 (V) (X)

Minnesota 2 ................. 284 3 226 899 100.0 86.0

Motor carrier revenue 1 ............. 873 2 346 985 72.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 127 ... 471 726 14.6 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 298 ...... 344 975 10.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 127 ......... 12 663 .4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 109 ...... 22 671 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 43 ............. 4 454 .1 (X)

Other sources 122 .................... 23 425 .7 (X)

Mississippi 1 ................ 340 1 292 111 100.0 83.4

Motor carrier revenue 1 ............. 277 1 140 025 88.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 28 ... 92 513 7.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 38 ...... 44 571 3.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 69 ......... 4 493 .4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 47 ...... 5 504 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 42 ............. 2 065 .2 (X)

Other sources 48 .................... 2 940 .2 (X)

Geographic area and sources of

revenue Establish- ments (number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Missouri 3 .................. 211 4 147 310 100.0 90.3

Motor carrier revenue 2 ............. 861 3 307 178 79.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 178 ... 379 363 9.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 205 ...... 198 823 4.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 223 ......... 39 665 1.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 206 ...... 41 128 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 50 ............. 12 345 .3 (X)

Other sources 187 .................... 168 808 4.1 (X)

Montana 662 .................. 656 778 100.0 85.4

Motor carrier revenue 609 ............. 583 040 88.8 (X)

Courier and messenger services 34 ... 40 036 6.1 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 31 ...... 16 974 2.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 51 ......... 3 260 .5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 68 ...... 9 044 1.4 (X)

Other sources 56 .................... 4 168 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) ................. 256 (V) (X)

Nebraska 1 ................. 360 1 849 542 100.0 86.6

Motor carrier revenue 1 ............. 175 1 625 726 87.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 65 ... 120 671 6.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 130 ...... 56 160 3.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 73 ......... 14 995 .8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 54 ...... 9 774 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 31 ............. 1 717 .1 (X)

Other sources 93 .................... 20 499 1.1 (X)

Nevada 355 ................... 350 346 100.0 88.3

Motor carrier revenue 305 ............. 292 450 83.5 (X)

Courier and messenger services 37 ... 14 246 4.1 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 18 ...... 24 132 6.9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 38 ......... 6 512 1.9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 22 ...... 7 097 2.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 ............. 1 110 .3 (X)

Other sources 27 .................... 4 799 1.4 (X)

New Hampshire 380 ........... 556 092 100.0 93.5

Motor carrier revenue 306 ............. 229 019 41.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 18 ... 249 710 44.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 62 ...... 61 906 11.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 32 ......... 3 713 .7 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 25 ...... 6 822 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 ............. 998 .2 (X)

Other sources 37 .................... 3 924 .7 (X)

New Jersey 3 ............... 744 5 973 927 100.0 84.2

Motor carrier revenue 3 ............. 117 3 966 338 66.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 320 ... 945 701 15.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 351 ...... 744 558 12.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 440 ......... 117 878 2.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 225 ...... 131 828 2.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 58 ............. 25 030 .4 (X)

Other sources 121 .................... 42 594 .7 (X)

New Mexico 475 ............... 524 397 100.0 84.6

Motor carrier revenue 434 ............. 388 985 74.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 21 ... 97 024 18.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 25 ...... 14 163 2.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 79 ......... 7 424 1.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 52 ...... 7 965 1.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 33 ............. 6 848 1.3 (X)

Other sources 43 .................... 1 988 .4 (X)

New York 5 ................. 330 5 947 808 100.0 84.1

Motor carrier revenue 4 ............. 017 3 140 494 52.8 (X)

Courier and messenger services 656 ... 1 438 987 24.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 737 ...... 1 134 075 19.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 560 ......... 113 985 1.9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 284 ...... 60 342 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 149 ............. 12 341 .2 (X)

Other sources 298 .................... 47 584 .8 (X)

North Carolina 2 ............ 917 3 752 672 100.0 88.9

Motor carrier revenue 2 ............. 610 2 937 611 78.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 146 ... 512 694 13.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 185 ...... 168 291 4.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 256 ......... 46 228 1.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 214 ...... 52 433 1.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 55 ............. 4 277 .1 (X)

Other sources 249 .................... 31 138 .8 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 5. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of

revenue Establish- ments (number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

North Dakota 670 .............. 477 984 100.0 83.9

Motor carrier revenue 620 ............. 445 849 93.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 16 ... 2 957 .6 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 36 ...... 10 088 2.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 45 ......... 5 443 1.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 31 ...... 5 131 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 21 ............. 1 881 .4 (X)

Other sources 50 .................... 6 635 1.4 (X)

Ohio 4 ...................... 468 6 502 365 100.0 90.1

Motor carrier revenue 3 ............. 974 4 850 299 74.6 (X)

Courier and messenger services 191 ... 1 027 167 15.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 363 ...... 451 477 6.9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 339 ......... 42 374 .7 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 342 ...... 79 382 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 124 ............. 15 573 .2 (X)

Other sources 316 .................... 36 093 .6 (X)

Oklahoma 1 ................. 302 1 498 737 100.0 90.0

Motor carrier revenue 1 ............. 148 1 238 254 82.6 (X)

Courier and messenger services 62 ... 121 349 8.1 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 94 ...... 55 909 3.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 115 ......... 11 309 .8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 106 ...... 19 481 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 57 ............. 41 522 2.8 (X)

Other sources 92 .................... 10 913 .7 (X)

Oregon 1 ................... 680 1 754 999 100.0 87.2

Motor carrier revenue 1 ............. 414 1 268 184 72.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 64 ... 207 587 11.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 204 ...... 219 592 12.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 104 ......... 16 473 .9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 116 ...... 24 956 1.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 25 ............. 6 656 .4 (X)

Other sources 120 .................... 11 551 .7 (X)

Pennsylvania 4 .............. 180 6 170 095 100.0 89.0

Motor carrier revenue 3 ............. 598 4 404 816 71.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 207 ... 1 031 727 16.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 422 ...... 536 781 8.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 319 ......... 67 045 1.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 287 ...... 72 833 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 98 ............. 22 509 .4 (X)

Other sources 330 .................... 31 261 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) ................. 3 123 .1 (X)

Rhode Island 269 .............. 281 194 100.0 88.8

Motor carrier revenue 218 ............. 214 773 76.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 10 ... 6 031 2.1 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 42 ...... 48 095 17.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 32 ......... 4 512 1.6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 21 ...... 6 308 2.2 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 1 239 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) ................. 236 .1 (X)

South Carolina 1 ............ 132 1 411 076 100.0 87.5

Motor carrier revenue 1 ............. 002 1 076 117 76.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 64 ... 182 970 13.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 70 ...... 104 553 7.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 102 ......... 15 712 1.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 82 ...... 19 870 1.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 ............. 9 499 .7 (X)

Other sources 53 .................... 2 355 .2 (X)

South Dakota 755 ............. 646 059 100.0 85.9

Motor carrier revenue 683 ............. 560 340 86.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 22 ... 55 125 8.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 54 ...... 12 858 2.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 29 ......... 2 084 .3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 32 ...... 5 848 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 40 ............. 6 332 1.0 (X)

Other sources 55 .................... 3 472 .5 (X)

Geographic area and sources of

revenue Establish- ments (number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Tennessee 2 ................ 172 3 848 988 100.0 88.2

Motor carrier revenue 1 ............. 987 3 211 662 83.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 165 ... 430 951 11.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 92 ...... 117 275 3.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 154 ......... 36 783 1.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 175 ...... 27 705 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 56 ............. 8 745 .2 (X)

Other sources 109 .................... 15 867 .4 (X)

Texas 5 ..................... 829 8 003 151 100.0 81.4

Motor carrier revenue 5 ............. 194 6 134 518 76.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 407 ... 1 019 242 12.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 251 ...... 514 562 6.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 536 ......... 141 312 1.8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 402 ...... 99 313 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 182 ............. 28 175 .4 (X)

Other sources 428 .................... 66 029 .8 (X)

Utah 638 ...................... 1 239 376 100.0 92.4

Motor carrier revenue 562 ............. 1 025 231 82.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 34 ... 143 829 11.6 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 46 ...... 31 971 2.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 49 ......... 11 075 .9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 43 ...... 9 370 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 21 ............. 8 012 .7 (X)

Other sources 36 .................... 9 888 .8 (X)

Vermont 350 .................. 225 165 100.0 83.6

Motor carrier revenue 270 ............. 174 522 77.5 (X)

Courier and messenger services 15 ... 3 197 1.4 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 73 ...... 40 323 17.9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 21 ......... 748 .3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 13 ...... 1 716 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 25 ............. 1 352 .6 (X)

Other sources 60 .................... 3 307 1.5 (X)

Virginia 2 ................... 651 2 335 281 100.0 86.0

Motor carrier revenue 2 ............. 330 1 708 581 73.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 164 ... 297 081 12.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 181 ...... 206 234 8.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 220 ......... 52 473 2.3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 151 ...... 49 851 2.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 83 ............. 6 987 .3 (X)

Other sources 121 .................... 14 074 .6 (X)

Washington 2 ............... 120 2 597 226 100.0 85.3

Motor carrier revenue 1 ............. 922 1 897 745 73.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 105 ... 301 087 11.6 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 100 ...... 271 253 10.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 243 ......... 33 058 1.3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 226 ...... 50 065 1.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 84 ............. 11 682 .5 (X)

Other sources 218 .................... 32 336 1.3 (X)

West Virginia 1 .............. 045 753 448 100.0 80.4

Motor carrier revenue 923 ............. 630 861 83.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 30 ... 42 285 5.6 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 95 ...... 58 702 7.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 50 ......... 4 145 .6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 32 ...... 8 363 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 37 ............. 6 350 .8 (X)

Other sources 43 .................... 2 742 .4 (X)

Wisconsin 3 ................. 330 4 126 201 100.0 85.0

Motor carrier revenue 3 ............. 080 3 359 338 81.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 133 ... 462 885 11.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 145 ...... 155 203 3.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 180 ......... 31 285 .8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 157 ...... 85 491 2.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 69 ............. 13 442 .3 (X)

Other sources 155 .................... 18 557 .5 (X)

Wyoming 368 ................. 211 266 100.0 81.0

Motor carrier revenue 334 ............. 193 119 91.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 12 ... 2 666 1.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 27 ...... 5 844 2.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 24 ......... 1 632 .8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 20 ...... 1 614 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 ............. 944 .5 (X)

Other sources 42 .................... 5 447 2.6 (X)

1At any level of industry detail, if the revenue for a particular revenue line is not a minimal percentage of total revenue for the industry, the data for the line are included in " All other

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Table 6. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Albany–Schenectady–Troy,

NY MSA 263 .................. 250 947 100.0 83.8

Motor carrier revenue 210 .............. 178 064 71.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 22 .... 10 815 4.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 34 ....... 53 897 21.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 23 .......... 2 411 1.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 9 ....... 233 .1 (X)

Other sources 25 .................... 5 427 2.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 100 (V) (X)

Albuquerque, NM MSA 153 ..... 307 996 100.0 90.0

Motor carrier revenue 133 .............. 196 303 63.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 16 .... 92 955 30.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 9 ....... 9 786 3.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 24 .......... 3 207 1.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 24 ....... 4 880 1.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 .............. 701 .2 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 164 .1 (X)

Allentown–Bethlehem–

Easton, PA MSA 201 .......... 204 937 100.0 88.3

Motor carrier revenue 169 .............. 175 715 85.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 13 .... 9 539 4.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 19 ....... 16 761 8.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 12 .......... 636 .3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 13 ....... 1 378 .7 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 744 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 164 .1 (X)

Amarillo, TX MSA 105 .......... 108 099 100.0 87.8

Motor carrier revenue 94 .............. 97 352 90.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 7 .... 893 .8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 11 .......... 883 .8 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 4 606 4.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 365 4.0 (X)

Anchorage, AK MSA 110 ....... 234 670 100.0 88.3

Motor carrier revenue 94 .............. 201 673 85.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 14 .... 2 181 .9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 28 .......... 5 193 2.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 24 ....... 9 411 4.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 .............. 142 .1 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 2 600 1.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 13 470 5.7 (X)

Appleton–Oshkosh–Neenah,

WI MSA 176 ................... 257 159 100.0 95.6

Motor carrier revenue 162 .............. 235 773 91.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 7 .... 5 582 2.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 7 ....... 8 888 3.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 12 .......... 1 387 .5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 15 ....... 2 258 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 .............. 1 957 .8 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 1 314 .5 (X)

Asheville, NC MSA 88 ......... 97 319 100.0 100.0

Motor carrier revenue 75 .............. 79 993 82.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 8 ....... 10 156 10.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 7 170 7.4 (X)

Atlanta, GA MSA 996 ........... 2 485 991 100.0 90.6

Motor carrier revenue 852 .............. 1 800 153 72.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 92 .... 545 037 21.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 75 ....... 86 131 3.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 102 .......... 24 971 1.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 80 ....... 19 040 .8 (X)

Other sources 50 .................... 10 353 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 306 (V) (X)

Augusta–Aiken, GA–SC

MSA 132 ...................... 135 253 100.0 86.0

Motor carrier revenue 109 .............. 107 131 79.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 4 706 3.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 17 ....... 16 866 12.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 18 .......... 2 234 1.7 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 14 ....... 3 612 2.7 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 592 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 112 .1 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Austin–San Marcos, TX

MSA 202 ...................... 171 088 100.0 85.9

Motor carrier revenue 174 .............. 128 710 75.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 16 .... 8 204 4.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 12 ....... 19 956 11.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 28 .......... 6 628 3.9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 21 ....... 3 874 2.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 .............. 2 135 1.3 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 1 581 .9 (X)

Bakersfield, CA MSA 238 ....... 338 123 100.0 85.0

Motor carrier revenue 211 .............. 291 069 86.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 11 .... 4 418 1.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 16 ....... 26 213 7.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 20 .......... 3 081 .9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 21 ....... 8 638 2.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 .............. 1 094 .3 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 3 610 1.1 (X)

Baton Rouge, LA MSA 197 ..... 280 491 100.0 87.8

Motor carrier revenue 181 .............. 225 646 80.5 (X)

Courier and messenger services 10 .... 4 977 1.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 6 ....... 44 823 16.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 11 .......... 1 963 .7 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 14 ....... 1 083 .4 (X)

Other sources 6 .................... 917 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 082 .4 (X)

Beaumont–Port Arthur, TX

MSA 134 ...................... 101 980 100.0 80.4

Motor carrier revenue 124 .............. 83 079 81.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 6 ....... 11 338 11.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 11 .......... 2 202 2.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 11 ....... 2 468 2.4 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 846 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 047 2.0 (X)

Bellingham, WA MSA 65 ....... 58 791 100.0 89.4

Motor carrier revenue 57 .............. 42 353 72.0 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 2 072 3.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 14 366 24.4 (X)

Billings, MT MSA 113 ........... 169 964 100.0 87.6

Motor carrier revenue 107 .............. 134 350 79.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 11 .... 28 009 16.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 9 .......... 1 246 .7 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 10 ....... 2 010 1.2 (X)

Other sources 21 .................... 1 119 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 230 1.9 (X)

Biloxi–Gulfport–Pascagoula,

MS MSA 94 .................. 93 110 100.0 64.3

Motor carrier revenue 87 .............. 78 175 84.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 1 214 1.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 15 .......... 1 496 1.6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 13 ....... 1 359 1.5 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 677 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 10 189 10.9 (X)

Birmingham, AL MSA 333 ....... 707 511 100.0 96.0

Motor carrier revenue 293 .............. 516 987 73.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 22 .... 161 795 22.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 18 ....... 16 668 2.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 22 .......... 3 145 .4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 25 ....... 5 725 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 .............. 1 088 .2 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 2 103 .3 (X)

Boise City, ID MSA 191 ......... 194 152 100.0 87.8

Motor carrier revenue 175 .............. 166 483 85.8 (X)

Courier and messenger services 10 .... 2 801 1.4 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 6 ....... 8 912 4.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 14 .......... 3 120 1.6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 22 ....... 3 786 2.0 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 9 050 4.7 (X)

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Table 6. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Boston, MA–NH PMSA 859 ...... 1 308 834 100.0 76.7

Motor carrier revenue 701 .............. 683 329 52.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 90 .... 363 125 27.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 69 ....... 193 734 14.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 111 .......... 20 999 1.6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 79 ....... 31 733 2.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 .............. 2 958 .2 (X)

Other sources 44 .................... 12 956 1.0 (X)

Brockton, MA PMSA 112 ........ 160 690 100.0 86.8

Motor carrier revenue 91 .............. 134 169 83.5 (X)

Courier and messenger services 9 .... 9 035 5.6 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 16 ....... 15 817 9.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 9 .......... 420 .3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 6 ....... 404 .3 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 813 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 32 (V) (X)

Lawrence, MA–NH PMSA 79 ... 42 478 100.0 74.3

Motor carrier revenue 63 .............. 25 666 60.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 2 653 6.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 10 ....... 12 656 29.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 503 3.5 (X)

Lowell, MA–NH PMSA 68 ...... 150 161 100.0 95.0

Motor carrier revenue 57 .............. 94 334 62.8 (X)

Courier and messenger services 7 .... 1 572 1.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 7 ....... 3 053 2.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 51 202 34.1 (X)

Manchester, NH PMSA 64 ..... 328 623 100.0 98.3

Motor carrier revenue 47 .............. 51 001 15.5 (X)

Courier and messenger services 9 .... 248 104 75.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 9 ....... 28 137 8.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 6 .......... 581 .2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 6 ....... 588 .2 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 186 .1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 26 (V) (X)

Portsmouth–Rochester, NH–

ME PMSA 66 ................. 62 697 100.0 90.3

Motor carrier revenue 55 .............. 38 325 61.1 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 10 ....... 19 799 31.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 10 .......... 1 470 2.3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 7 ....... 1 286 2.1 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 673 1.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 144 1.8 (X)

Worcester, MA–CT PMSA 144 ... 334 342 100.0 87.7

Motor carrier revenue 116 .............. 131 091 39.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 161 896 48.4 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 22 ....... 25 807 7.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 12 .......... 5 756 1.7 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 9 700 2.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 92 (V) (X)

Brownsville–Harlingen–San

Benito, TX MSA 90 ........... 82 790 100.0 83.9

Motor carrier revenue 82 .............. 67 820 81.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 6 168 7.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 7 .......... 283 .3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 8 ....... 494 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 .............. 371 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 7 654 9.3 (X)

Buffalo–Niagara Falls, NY

MSA 421 ...................... 641 672 100.0 89.1

Motor carrier revenue 381 .............. 414 598 64.6 (X)

Courier and messenger services 26 .... 160 959 25.1 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 14 ....... 48 784 7.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 37 .......... 3 887 .6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 25 ....... 9 520 1.5 (X)

Other sources 29 .................... 3 784 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 140 (V) (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Burlington, VT MSA 77 ........ 54 739 100.0 91.0

Motor carrier revenue 52 .............. 39 511 72.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 9 .... 2 554 4.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 19 ....... 9 664 17.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 13 .......... 691 1.3 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 1 245 2.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 074 2.0 (X)

Canton–Massillon, OH MSA 184 . 141 700 100.0 88.5

Motor carrier revenue 165 .............. 131 483 92.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 16 ....... 4 322 3.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 12 .......... 1 513 1.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 20 ....... 2 020 1.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 .............. 109 .1 (X)

Other sources 11 .................... 603 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 650 1.2 (X)

Champaign–Urbana, IL

MSA 78 ...................... 73 341 100.0 91.1

Motor carrier revenue 55 .............. 55 769 76.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 18 ....... 6 969 9.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 6 .......... 5 327 7.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 276 7.2 (X)

Charleston–North

Charleston, SC MSA 200 ....... 198 649 100.0 83.6

Motor carrier revenue 180 .............. 164 238 82.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 9 .... 3 286 1.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 11 ....... 19 785 10.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 20 .......... 3 209 1.6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 24 ....... 7 200 3.6 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 720 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 211 .1 (X)

Charleston, WV MSA 106 ....... 148 690 100.0 90.2

Motor carrier revenue 83 .............. 92 531 62.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 13 .... 38 099 25.6 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 12 ....... 11 311 7.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 6 .......... 921 .6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 8 ....... 4 734 3.2 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 1 035 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 59 (V) (X)

Charlotte–Gastonia–Rock

Hill, NC–SC MSA 461 .......... 1 062 205 100.0 93.4

Motor carrier revenue 412 .............. 669 273 63.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 44 .... 321 614 30.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 19 ....... 29 467 2.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 50 .......... 16 370 1.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 57 ....... 19 994 1.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 .............. 1 217 .1 (X)

Other sources 29 .................... 4 270 .4 (X)

Chattanooga, TN–GA MSA 170 .. 313 643 100.0 92.3

Motor carrier revenue 151 .............. 292 305 93.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 11 .... 9 245 3.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 8 ....... 1 490 .5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 18 .......... 6 891 2.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 17 ....... 2 370 .8 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 1 281 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 61 (V) (X)

Chicago–Gary–Kenosha, IL–

IN–WI CMSA 3 .............. 104 6 735 675 100.0 85.8

Motor carrier revenue 2 .............. 781 4 480 624 66.5 (X)

Courier and messenger services 210 .... 1 278 288 19.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 165 ....... 487 638 7.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 284 .......... 61 809 .9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 218 ....... 391 877 5.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 37 .............. 8 627 .1 (X)

Other sources 219 .................... 26 812 .4 (X)

Chicago, IL PMSA 2 .......... 714 5 924 791 100.0 87.4

Motor carrier revenue 2 .............. 415 3 732 366 63.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 201 .... 1 259 587 21.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 150 ....... 477 739 8.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 259 .......... 45 666 .8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 196 ....... 378 215 6.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 33 .............. 7 808 .1 (X)

Other sources 200 .................... 23 410 .4 (X)

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Table 6. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Gary, IN PMSA 283 ............. 616 095 100.0 81.8

Motor carrier revenue 268 .............. 584 901 94.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 8 .... 9 207 1.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 7 ....... 5 402 .9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 14 .......... 11 079 1.8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 13 ....... 2 580 .4 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 2 142 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 784 .1 (X)

Chico–Paradise, CA MSA 61 ... 39 439 100.0 90.1

Motor carrier revenue 53 .............. 28 656 72.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 7 ....... 8 300 21.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 483 6.3 (X)

Cincinnati–Hamilton, OH–

KY–IN CMSA 689 .............. 1 195 322 100.0 86.4

Motor carrier revenue 602 .............. 734 950 61.5 (X)

Courier and messenger services 37 .... 282 228 23.6 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 56 ....... 128 830 10.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 68 .......... 13 280 1.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 49 ....... 27 704 2.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 .............. 3 332 .3 (X)

Other sources 47 .................... 4 998 .4 (X)

Cincinnati, OH–KY–IN

PMSA 559 ..................... 993 666 100.0 86.5

Motor carrier revenue 478 .............. 555 838 55.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 36 .... 282 077 28.4 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 51 ....... 127 434 12.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 46 .......... 9 127 .9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 34 ....... 11 863 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 .............. 3 326 .3 (X)

Other sources 43 .................... 4 001 .4 (X)

Hamilton–Middletown, OH

PMSA 130 ..................... 201 656 100.0 86.1

Motor carrier revenue 124 .............. 179 112 88.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 22 .......... 4 153 2.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 15 ....... 15 841 7.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 550 1.3 (X)

Cleveland–Akron, OH

CMSA 999 .................... 1 658 846 100.0 92.3

Motor carrier revenue 892 .............. 1 188 388 71.6 (X)

Courier and messenger services 45 .... 298 161 18.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 70 ....... 133 230 8.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 89 .......... 7 552 .5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 97 ....... 18 994 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 23 .............. 4 758 .3 (X)

Other sources 62 .................... 7 763 .5 (X)

Akron, OH PMSA 255 ........... 405 666 100.0 96.8

Motor carrier revenue 234 .............. 373 752 92.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 7 .... 7 473 1.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 17 ....... 15 206 3.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 14 .......... 874 .2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 24 ....... 4 125 1.0 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 1 666 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 570 .6 (X)

Cleveland–Lorain–Elyria, OH

PMSA 744 ..................... 1 253 180 100.0 90.8

Motor carrier revenue 658 .............. 814 636 65.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 38 .... 290 688 23.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 53 ....... 118 024 9.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 75 .......... 6 678 .5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 73 ....... 14 869 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 .............. 2 188 .2 (X)

Other sources 47 .................... 6 097 .5 (X)

Colorado Springs, CO MSA 106 . 75 358 100.0 89.6

Motor carrier revenue 82 .............. 48 593 64.5 (X)

Courier and messenger services 13 .... 5 068 6.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 13 ....... 13 814 18.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 24 .......... 3 467 4.6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 13 ....... 4 202 5.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 214 .3 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Columbia, SC MSA 127 ......... 334 006 100.0 93.4

Motor carrier revenue 98 .............. 137 270 41.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 19 .... 159 357 47.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 12 ....... 20 288 6.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 14 .......... 6 900 2.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 9 ....... 7 190 2.2 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 389 .1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 612 .8 (X)

Columbus, GA–AL MSA 89 ..... 72 563 100.0 84.5

Motor carrier revenue 85 .............. 62 117 85.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 21 .......... 2 089 2.9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 18 ....... 3 175 4.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 182 7.1 (X)

Columbus, OH MSA 508 ........ 941 716 100.0 93.5

Motor carrier revenue 454 .............. 612 288 65.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 33 .... 269 405 28.6 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 25 ....... 36 521 3.9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 38 .......... 4 355 .5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 42 ....... 10 281 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 .............. 3 135 .3 (X)

Other sources 33 .................... 5 731 .6 (X)

Corpus Christi, TX MSA 100 .... 95 552 100.0 80.1

Motor carrier revenue 87 .............. 76 987 80.6 (X)

Courier and messenger services 7 .... 2 823 3.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 6 ....... 12 974 13.6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 6 ....... 1 058 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 .............. 766 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 944 1.0 (X)

Dallas–Fort Worth, TX

CMSA 1 .................... 224 2 780 531 100.0 84.3

Motor carrier revenue 1 .............. 045 1 908 164 68.6 (X)

Courier and messenger services 140 .... 592 277 21.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 42 ....... 156 891 5.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 131 .......... 72 880 2.6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 86 ....... 33 949 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 44 .............. 2 499 .1 (X)

Other sources 115 .................... 13 871 .5 (X)

Dallas, TX PMSA 843 ........... 2 098 578 100.0 88.9

Motor carrier revenue 704 .............. 1 390 780 66.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 113 .... 568 483 27.1 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 27 ....... 69 134 3.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 97 .......... 32 255 1.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 59 ....... 27 351 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 31 .............. 1 056 .1 (X)

Other sources 83 .................... 9 519 .5 (X)

Fort Worth–Arlington, TX

PMSA 381 ..................... 681 953 100.0 72.5

Motor carrier revenue 341 .............. 517 384 75.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 27 .... 23 794 3.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 15 ....... 87 757 12.9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 34 .......... 40 625 6.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 27 ....... 6 598 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 .............. 1 443 .2 (X)

Other sources 32 .................... 4 352 .6 (X)

Davenport–Moline–Rock

Island, IA–IL MSA 183 ......... 205 637 100.0 84.4

Motor carrier revenue 169 .............. 188 145 91.5 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 4 179 2.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 12 ....... 6 642 3.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 25 .......... 2 907 1.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 12 ....... 2 235 1.1 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 1 492 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 37 (V) (X)

Dayton–Springfield, OH

MSA 254 ...................... 478 132 100.0 95.0

Motor carrier revenue 216 .............. 412 130 86.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 28 .... 18 691 3.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 17 ....... 38 671 8.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 35 .......... 4 459 .9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 37 ....... 3 506 .7 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 622 .1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 53 (V) (X)

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Table 6. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Daytona Beach, FL MSA 67 .... 53 116 100.0 89.3

Motor carrier revenue 59 .............. 32 963 62.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 10 .......... 663 1.3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 10 ....... 1 775 3.3 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 209 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 17 506 33.0 (X)

Decatur, IL MSA 112 ........... 248 960 100.0 96.1

Motor carrier revenue 94 .............. 110 121 44.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 17 ....... 8 863 3.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 7 .......... 572 .2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 15 ....... 1 217 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 128 187 51.5 (X)

Denver–Boulder–Greeley,

CO CMSA 735 ................. 1 364 959 100.0 81.8

Motor carrier revenue 628 .............. 954 438 69.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 80 .... 237 517 17.4 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 37 ....... 63 415 4.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 82 .......... 46 566 3.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 82 ....... 32 662 2.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 .............. 8 875 .7 (X)

Other sources 42 .................... 21 486 1.6 (X)

Boulder–Longmont, CO

PMSA 62 ..................... 44 421 100.0 88.0

Motor carrier revenue 46 .............. 25 784 58.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 11 .... 3 128 7.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 7 ....... 10 659 24.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 7 .......... 968 2.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 6 ....... 3 837 8.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 45 .1 (X)

Denver, CO PMSA 556 .......... 1 140 172 100.0 80.8

Motor carrier revenue 476 .............. 765 021 67.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 63 .... 232 811 20.4 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 23 ....... 47 424 4.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 71 .......... 45 349 4.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 68 ....... 27 897 2.5 (X)

Other sources 32 .................... 20 924 1.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 746 .1 (X)

Greeley, CO PMSA 117 ......... 180 366 100.0 88.9

Motor carrier revenue 106 .............. 163 633 90.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 1 578 .9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 7 ....... 5 332 3.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 8 ....... 928 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 8 895 4.9 (X)

Des Moines, IA MSA 233 ....... 548 328 100.0 95.6

Motor carrier revenue 203 .............. 336 396 61.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 28 .... 198 800 36.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 14 .......... 1 638 .3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 11 ....... 7 705 1.4 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 710 .1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 079 .6 (X)

Detroit–Ann Arbor–Flint, MI

CMSA 1 .................... 386 2 748 629 100.0 88.0

Motor carrier revenue 1 .............. 186 2 186 846 79.6 (X)

Courier and messenger services 92 .... 307 774 11.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 118 ....... 164 239 6.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 145 .......... 39 860 1.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 107 ....... 26 266 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 .............. 5 696 .2 (X)

Other sources 117 .................... 17 762 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 186 (V) (X)

Ann Arbor, MI PMSA 120 ....... 105 599 100.0 89.3

Motor carrier revenue 100 .............. 89 563 84.8 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 2 955 2.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 14 ....... 7 085 6.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 20 .......... 2 191 2.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 13 ....... 705 .7 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 1 791 1.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 309 1.2 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Detroit, MI PMSA 1 ........... 175 2 540 244 100.0 88.0

Motor carrier revenue 1 .............. 009 2 021 123 79.6 (X)

Courier and messenger services 80 .... 302 533 11.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 96 ....... 137 686 5.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 109 .......... 36 054 1.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 80 ....... 22 821 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 .............. 4 382 .2 (X)

Other sources 93 .................... 15 459 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 186 (V) (X)

Flint, MI PMSA 91 ............. 102 786 100.0 85.2

Motor carrier revenue 77 .............. 76 160 74.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 2 286 2.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 8 ....... 19 468 18.9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 16 .......... 1 615 1.6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 14 ....... 2 740 2.7 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 512 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 (V) (X)

Dover, DE MSA 68 ............ 47 442 100.0 85.6

Motor carrier revenue 61 .............. 31 566 66.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 9 .......... 1 915 4.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 9 ....... 1 848 3.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 12 113 25.5 (X)

Eau Claire, WI MSA 107 ........ 60 231 100.0 84.9

Motor carrier revenue 95 .............. 50 288 83.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 9 ....... 7 470 12.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 6 .......... 146 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 327 3.9 (X)

El Paso, TX MSA 196 ........... 253 398 100.0 88.2

Motor carrier revenue 174 .............. 220 657 87.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 15 .... 4 289 1.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 7 ....... 12 771 5.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 38 .......... 6 254 2.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 23 ....... 6 829 2.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 .............. 888 .4 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 1 710 .7 (X)

Erie, PA MSA 93 .............. 86 505 100.0 88.5

Motor carrier revenue 81 .............. 69 771 80.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 8 .... 1 992 2.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 8 ....... 8 898 10.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 9 .......... 814 .9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 9 ....... 1 238 1.4 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 596 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 196 3.7 (X)

Eugene–Springfield, OR

MSA 161 ...................... 143 216 100.0 100.0

Motor carrier revenue 137 .............. 120 199 83.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 8 .... 5 256 3.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 16 ....... 15 202 10.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 7 .......... 1 146 .8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 12 ....... 1 153 .8 (X)

Other sources 11 .................... 260 .2 (X)

Evansville–Henderson, IN–

KY MSA 136 .................. 383 680 100.0 93.9

Motor carrier revenue 116 .............. 349 836 91.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 14 .... 5 773 1.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 9 ....... 4 880 1.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 10 .......... 1 094 .3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 8 ....... 21 049 5.5 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 524 .1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 524 .1 (X)

Fargo–Moorhead, ND–MN

MSA 161 ...................... 215 183 100.0 91.9

Motor carrier revenue 150 .............. 204 952 95.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 621 .3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 14 .......... 2 586 1.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 10 ....... 1 643 .8 (X)

Other sources 11 .................... 3 421 1.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 960 .9 (X)

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Table 6. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Fayetteville, NC MSA 84 ....... 102 454 100.0 83.3

Motor carrier revenue 75 .............. 74 618 72.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 8 ....... 11 610 11.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 31 .......... 6 746 6.6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 14 ....... 4 526 4.4 (X)

Other sources 19 .................... 1 607 1.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 347 3.3 (X)

Fayetteville–Springdale–

Rogers, AR MSA 139 .......... 348 772 100.0 89.2

Motor carrier revenue 130 .............. 340 568 97.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 6 ....... 6 210 1.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 6 .......... 420 .1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 574 .5 (X)

Fort Collins–Loveland, CO

MSA 86 ...................... 45 155 100.0 88.9

Motor carrier revenue 75 .............. 39 535 87.6 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 8 ....... 2 859 6.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 9 .......... 300 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 461 5.5 (X)

Fort Myers–Cape Coral, FL

MSA 92 ...................... 76 435 100.0 87.9

Motor carrier revenue 78 .............. 43 773 57.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 9 .... 4 466 5.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 12 .......... 1 094 1.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 13 ....... 1 135 1.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 25 967 34.0 (X)

Fort Pierce–Port St. Lucie,

FL MSA 55 ................... 82 522 100.0 92.5

Motor carrier revenue 47 .............. 62 992 76.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 6 ....... 17 826 21.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 7 .......... 524 .6 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 846 1.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 334 .4 (X)

Fort Smith, AR–OK MSA 119 .... 252 062 100.0 79.4

Motor carrier revenue 103 .............. 244 408 97.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 8 .... 1 676 .7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 8 ....... 4 434 1.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 8 .......... 694 .3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 7 ....... 470 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 380 .2 (X)

Fort Wayne, IN MSA 222 ........ 1 274 245 100.0 98.3

Motor carrier revenue 203 .............. 1 230 681 96.6 (X)

Courier and messenger services 12 .... 8 662 .7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 8 ....... 4 015 .3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 21 .......... 4 721 .4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 29 ....... 7 903 .6 (X)

Other sources 21 .................... 5 534 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 12 729 1.0 (X)

Fresno, CA MSA 445 ........... 441 725 100.0 87.5

Motor carrier revenue 406 .............. 385 889 87.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 20 .... 8 109 1.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 19 ....... 25 411 5.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 24 .......... 4 970 1.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 24 ....... 2 315 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 36 .............. 4 512 1.0 (X)

Other sources 32 .................... 10 519 2.4 (X)

Grand Forks, ND–MN MSA 84 .. 61 071 100.0 89.8

Motor carrier revenue 75 .............. 54 151 88.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 6 ....... 1 971 3.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 8 .......... 1 380 2.3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 6 ....... 1 652 2.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 917 3.1 (X)

Grand Rapids–Muskegon–

Holland, MI MSA 363 .......... 625 779 100.0 92.4

Motor carrier revenue 316 .............. 531 037 84.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 20 .... 11 449 1.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 36 ....... 65 048 10.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 39 .......... 7 160 1.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 27 ....... 7 908 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 .............. 1 932 .3 (X)

Other sources 21 .................... 1 245 .2 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Green Bay, WI MSA 147 ........ 514 602 100.0 97.1

Motor carrier revenue 142 .............. 478 579 93.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 2 024 .4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 13 .......... 3 519 .7 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 11 ....... 26 202 5.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 278 .8 (X)

Greensboro–WinstonSalem–High Point, NC

MSA 464 ...................... 708 876 100.0 84.7

Motor carrier revenue 410 .............. 650 085 91.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 28 .... 17 503 2.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 27 ....... 19 555 2.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 43 .......... 6 154 .9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 45 ....... 10 106 1.4 (X)

Other sources 33 .................... 5 165 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 308 (V) (X)

Greenville–Spartanburg–

Anderson, SC MSA 258 ........ 379 610 100.0 92.1

Motor carrier revenue 221 .............. 332 246 87.5 (X)

Courier and messenger services 20 .... 13 251 3.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 17 ....... 28 617 7.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 28 .......... 2 679 .7 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 13 ....... 2 237 .6 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 437 .1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 143 (V) (X)

Harrisburg–Lebanon–

Carlisle, PA MSA 175 .......... 724 861 100.0 94.5

Motor carrier revenue 155 .............. 360 925 49.8 (X)

Courier and messenger services 7 .... 303 931 41.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 15 ....... 37 094 5.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 19 .......... 6 505 .9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 26 ....... 14 360 2.0 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 1 981 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 65 (V) (X)

Hartford, CT MSA 274 .......... 602 084 100.0 93.1

Motor carrier revenue 222 .............. 234 945 39.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 27 .... 264 182 43.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 27 ....... 72 162 12.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 46 .......... 9 842 1.6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 22 ....... 15 772 2.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 .............. 2 109 .4 (X)

Other sources 30 .................... 3 072 .5 (X)

Hickory–Morganton, NC

MSA 139 ...................... 257 180 100.0 96.1

Motor carrier revenue 133 .............. 248 775 96.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 14 .......... 2 117 .8 (X)

Other sources 6 .................... 147 .1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 6 141 2.4 (X)

Honolulu, HI MSA 173 .......... 277 764 100.0 83.1

Motor carrier revenue 129 .............. 160 997 58.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 35 .... 22 129 8.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 13 ....... 69 316 25.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 32 .......... 13 489 4.9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 8 ....... 969 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 .............. 930 .3 (X)

Other sources 23 .................... 9 934 3.6 (X)

Houston–Galveston–

Brazoria, TX CMSA 1 ........ 034 2 003 029 100.0 84.8

Motor carrier revenue 841 .............. 1 484 098 74.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 130 .... 258 238 12.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 72 ....... 183 679 9.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 116 .......... 25 572 1.3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 85 ....... 26 603 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 25 .............. 5 332 .3 (X)

Other sources 56 .................... 19 507 1.0 (X)

Brazoria, TX PMSA 48 ......... 71 486 100.0 91.2

Motor carrier revenue 46 .............. 64 312 90.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 .............. 821 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 6 353 8.9 (X)

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Table 6. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Galveston–Texas City, TX

PMSA 28 ..................... 38 521 100.0 78.4

Motor carrier revenue 21 .............. 22 279 57.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 16 242 42.2 (X)

Houston, TX PMSA 958 ......... 1 893 022 100.0 84.7

Motor carrier revenue 774 .............. 1 397 507 73.8 (X)

Courier and messenger services 126 .... 256 394 13.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 66 ....... 168 731 8.9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 112 .......... 25 491 1.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 82 ....... 26 244 1.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 .............. 4 506 .2 (X)

Other sources 49 .................... 14 149 .8 (X)

Huntington–Ashland, WV–

KY–OH MSA 121 .............. 152 414 100.0 86.1

Motor carrier revenue 109 .............. 134 994 88.6 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 10 ....... 12 014 7.9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 11 .......... 854 .6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 14 ....... 1 409 .9 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 881 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 262 1.5 (X)

Huntsville, AL MSA 76 ......... 63 485 100.0 79.2

Motor carrier revenue 70 .............. 41 359 65.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 12 .......... 1 180 1.9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 9 ....... 1 873 3.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 19 073 30.0 (X)

Indianapolis, IN MSA 605 ....... 1 765 194 100.0 100.0

Motor carrier revenue 543 .............. 1 224 075 69.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 36 .... 375 103 21.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 35 ....... 56 772 3.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 67 .......... 42 675 2.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 46 ....... 23 708 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 24 .............. 3 469 .2 (X)

Other sources 31 .................... 39 392 2.2 (X)

Jackson, MI MSA 43 ........... 55 201 100.0 86.2

Motor carrier revenue 37 .............. 41 518 75.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 6 ....... 11 610 21.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 .............. 1 591 2.9 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 234 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 248 .5 (X)

Jackson, MS MSA 150 .......... 497 930 100.0 93.0

Motor carrier revenue 138 .............. 396 490 79.6 (X)

Courier and messenger services 10 .... 86 268 17.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 16 .......... 908 .2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 10 ....... 1 333 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 .............. 554 .1 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 572 .1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 11 805 2.4 (X)

Jacksonville, FL MSA 355 ....... 1 028 123 100.0 86.3

Motor carrier revenue 309 .............. 826 706 80.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 34 .... 150 991 14.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 17 ....... 32 222 3.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 45 .......... 5 313 .5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 36 ....... 8 100 .8 (X)

Other sources 32 .................... 4 524 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 267 (V) (X)

Johnson City–Kingsport–

Bristol, TN–VA MSA 193 ....... 192 562 100.0 85.0

Motor carrier revenue 175 .............. 162 742 84.5 (X)

Courier and messenger services 8 .... 18 589 9.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 10 ....... 8 821 4.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 14 .......... 762 .4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 11 ....... 362 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 286 .7 (X)

Johnstown, PA MSA 174 ....... 133 394 100.0 77.1

Motor carrier revenue 161 .............. 115 448 86.6 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 13 ....... 13 959 10.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 8 .......... 232 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 .............. 1 762 1.3 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 1 839 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 154 .1 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Joplin, MO MSA 126 ............ 361 417 100.0 94.2

Motor carrier revenue 114 .............. 349 354 96.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 8 ....... 6 270 1.7 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 281 .1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 512 1.5 (X)

Kalamazoo–Battle Creek, MI

MSA 125 ...................... 131 252 100.0 65.4

Motor carrier revenue 113 .............. 117 260 89.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 9 ....... 4 305 3.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 14 .......... 2 084 1.6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 16 ....... 1 371 1.0 (X)

Other sources 21 .................... 971 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 261 4.0 (X)

Kansas City, MO–KS MSA 749 .. 1 317 143 100.0 92.7

Motor carrier revenue 662 .............. 890 303 67.6 (X)

Courier and messenger services 63 .... 303 913 23.1 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 43 ....... 76 098 5.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 59 .......... 16 733 1.3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 44 ....... 15 137 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 .............. 7 058 .5 (X)

Other sources 34 .................... 7 901 .6 (X)

Knoxville, TN MSA 233 ......... 490 962 100.0 89.1

Motor carrier revenue 210 .............. 349 889 71.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 12 .... 125 151 25.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 11 ....... 11 006 2.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 17 .......... 1 034 .2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 13 ....... 2 715 .6 (X)

Other sources 11 .................... 1 090 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 77 (V) (X)

Lake Charles, LA MSA 70 ...... 61 285 100.0 86.6

Motor carrier revenue 66 .............. 58 408 95.3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 9 ....... 353 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 524 4.1 (X)

Lakeland–Winter Haven, FL

MSA 186 ...................... 379 554 100.0 78.1

Motor carrier revenue 180 .............. 354 349 93.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 13 .......... 2 415 .6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 11 ....... 7 704 2.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 7 .............. 3 298 .9 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 1 365 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 10 423 2.8 (X)

Lancaster, PA MSA 182 ......... 228 396 100.0 73.2

Motor carrier revenue 164 .............. 193 325 84.6 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 15 ....... 23 567 10.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 7 .......... 979 .4 (X)

Other sources 6 .................... 1 716 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 8 809 3.9 (X)

Laredo, TX MSA 185 ........... 199 493 100.0 70.3

Motor carrier revenue 173 .............. 195 712 98.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 617 .3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 6 ....... 2 572 1.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 8 .......... 203 .1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 389 .2 (X)

Lexington, KY MSA 143 ........ 152 662 100.0 86.5

Motor carrier revenue 127 .............. 134 656 88.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 13 .... 8 112 5.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 13 .......... 1 726 1.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 14 ....... 1 303 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 .............. 86 .1 (X)

Other sources 22 .................... 2 567 1.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 212 2.8 (X)

Lincoln, NE MSA 118 ........... 230 876 100.0 94.4

Motor carrier revenue 80 .............. 211 834 91.8 (X)

Courier and messenger services 8 .... 3 561 1.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 31 ....... 12 741 5.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 12 .......... 1 060 .5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 7 ....... 1 209 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 471 .2 (X)

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Table 6. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Little Rock–North Little

Rock, AR MSA 236 ............ 530 641 100.0 92.6

Motor carrier revenue 209 .............. 392 154 73.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 19 .... 112 413 21.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 9 ....... 20 914 3.9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 17 .......... 1 986 .4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 18 ....... 2 075 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 099 .2 (X)

Longview–Marshall, TX

MSA 73 ...................... 84 934 100.0 98.8

Motor carrier revenue 72 .............. 83 311 98.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 623 1.9 (X)

Los Angeles–Riverside–

Orange County, CA CMSA 3 . 908 6 903 285 100.0 87.4

Motor carrier revenue 3 .............. 238 3 935 929 57.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 485 .... 1 898 602 27.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 234 ....... 708 872 10.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 615 .......... 173 977 2.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 400 ....... 141 650 2.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 84 .............. 5 220 .1 (X)

Other sources 258 .................... 39 035 .6 (X)

Los Angeles–Long Beach,

CA PMSA 2 ................. 261 4 128 939 100.0 86.4

Motor carrier revenue 1 .............. 814 2 343 360 56.8 (X)

Courier and messenger services 308 .... 1 133 328 27.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 161 ....... 428 158 10.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 369 .......... 124 385 3.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 248 ....... 77 095 1.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 50 .............. 2 350 .1 (X)

Other sources 132 .................... 20 263 .5 (X)

Orange County, CA PMSA 550 .. 1 224 423 100.0 91.4

Motor carrier revenue 428 .............. 524 826 42.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 102 .... 482 615 39.4 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 23 ....... 159 160 13.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 94 .......... 15 326 1.3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 48 ....... 33 592 2.7 (X)

Other sources 50 .................... 8 562 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 342 (V) (X)

Riverside–San Bernardino,

CA PMSA 917 ................. 1 261 742 100.0 89.0

Motor carrier revenue 830 .............. 827 686 65.6 (X)

Courier and messenger services 68 .... 275 599 21.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 43 ....... 97 646 7.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 119 .......... 26 427 2.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 80 ....... 24 427 1.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 .............. 2 069 .2 (X)

Other sources 51 .................... 7 888 .6 (X)

Ventura, CA PMSA 180 ......... 288 181 100.0 84.8

Motor carrier revenue 166 .............. 240 057 83.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 7 .... 7 060 2.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 7 ....... 23 908 8.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 33 .......... 7 839 2.7 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 24 ....... 6 536 2.3 (X)

Other sources 25 .................... 2 322 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 459 .2 (X)

Louisville, KY–IN MSA 428 ...... 805 436 100.0 93.6

Motor carrier revenue 391 .............. 554 611 68.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 23 .... 166 761 20.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 22 ....... 65 144 8.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 41 .......... 6 719 .8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 42 ....... 8 429 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 .............. 727 .1 (X)

Other sources 30 .................... 3 045 .4 (X)

Lubbock, TX MSA 88 .......... 107 515 100.0 89.4

Motor carrier revenue 79 .............. 97 611 90.8 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 3 469 3.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 10 .......... 946 .9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 7 ....... 1 850 1.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 639 3.4 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Lynchburg, VA MSA 103 ........ 125 676 100.0 93.6

Motor carrier revenue 95 .............. 117 191 93.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 7 .......... 744 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 7 741 6.2 (X)

Macon, GA MSA 91 ............ 85 019 100.0 80.6

Motor carrier revenue 84 .............. 68 448 80.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 9 .......... 1 399 1.7 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 7 ....... 1 321 1.6 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 638 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 13 213 15.5 (X)

Madison, WI MSA 172 .......... 135 843 100.0 81.4

Motor carrier revenue 148 .............. 103 998 76.6 (X)

Courier and messenger services 20 .... 12 314 9.1 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 9 ....... 14 993 11.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 17 .......... 1 541 1.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 7 ....... 493 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 .............. 630 .5 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 1 874 1.4 (X)

McAllen–Edinburg–Mission,

TX MSA 112 .................. 89 642 100.0 74.5

Motor carrier revenue 106 .............. 82 711 92.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 6 .......... 541 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 6 390 7.1 (X)

Medford–Ashland, OR MSA 98 . 121 617 100.0 87.6

Motor carrier revenue 92 .............. 110 029 90.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 6 ....... 338 .3 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 1 003 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 10 247 8.4 (X)

Melbourne–Titusville–Palm

Bay, FL MSA 73 .............. 52 520 100.0 76.0

Motor carrier revenue 62 .............. 39 066 74.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 9 .... 3 364 6.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 16 .......... 1 769 3.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 9 ....... 837 1.6 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 565 1.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 6 919 13.2 (X)

Memphis, TN–AR–MS MSA 387 .. 970 301 100.0 91.5

Motor carrier revenue 357 .............. 887 339 91.5 (X)

Courier and messenger services 39 .... 22 405 2.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 6 ....... 32 655 3.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 28 .......... 6 120 .6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 34 ....... 14 257 1.5 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 6 003 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 522 .2 (X)

Merced, CA MSA 94 ........... 91 910 100.0 81.4

Motor carrier revenue 88 .............. 81 595 88.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 6 ....... 2 950 3.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 7 .......... 467 .5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 6 ....... 811 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 .............. 5 089 5.5 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 998 1.1 (X)

Miami–Fort Lauderdale, FL

CMSA 867 .................... 1 655 843 100.0 90.5

Motor carrier revenue 633 .............. 980 323 59.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 201 .... 367 837 22.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 55 ....... 215 574 13.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 123 .......... 26 924 1.6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 68 ....... 42 643 2.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 28 .............. 17 702 1.1 (X)

Other sources 22 .................... 4 840 .3 (X)

Fort Lauderdale, FL PMSA 328 .. 397 873 100.0 82.3

Motor carrier revenue 254 .............. 192 350 48.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 47 .... 26 117 6.6 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 32 ....... 149 657 37.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 56 .......... 9 428 2.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 16 ....... 4 029 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 .............. 12 227 3.1 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 4 065 1.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 6. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Miami, FL PMSA 539 ............ 1 257 970 100.0 92.9

Motor carrier revenue 379 .............. 787 973 62.6 (X)

Courier and messenger services 154 .... 341 720 27.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 23 ....... 65 917 5.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 67 .......... 17 496 1.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 52 ....... 38 614 3.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 .............. 5 475 .4 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 775 .1 (X)

Milwaukee–Waukesha, WI

PMSA 626 ..................... 1 225 096 100.0 92.7

Motor carrier revenue 569 .............. 740 479 60.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 51 .... 422 833 34.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 22 ....... 41 761 3.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 50 .......... 4 393 .4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 35 ....... 9 262 .8 (X)

Other sources 31 .................... 6 358 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 10 (V) (X)

Minneapolis–St. Paul, MN–

WI MSA 1 ................... 043 2 166 439 100.0 85.6

Motor carrier revenue 811 .............. 1 405 105 64.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 95 .... 453 834 21.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 142 ....... 269 621 12.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 82 .......... 9 224 .4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 66 ....... 16 950 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 .............. 2 809 .1 (X)

Other sources 38 .................... 8 896 .4 (X)

Mobile, AL MSA 212 ............ 210 085 100.0 81.9

Motor carrier revenue 192 .............. 179 558 85.5 (X)

Courier and messenger services 13 .... 11 040 5.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 7 ....... 11 964 5.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 19 .......... 2 081 1.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 18 ....... 2 337 1.1 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 2 603 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 502 .2 (X)

Modesto, CA MSA 210 .......... 233 223 100.0 79.2

Motor carrier revenue 195 .............. 197 299 84.6 (X)

Courier and messenger services 8 .... 2 852 1.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 7 ....... 27 868 12.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 18 .......... 1 219 .5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 30 ....... 968 .4 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 2 824 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 193 .1 (X)

Montgomery, AL MSA 106 ...... 131 041 100.0 84.8

Motor carrier revenue 96 .............. 115 778 88.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 9 .... 3 367 2.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 17 .......... 2 373 1.8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 12 ....... 1 920 1.5 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 658 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 6 945 5.3 (X)

Nashville, TN MSA 411 ......... 984 372 100.0 88.4

Motor carrier revenue 350 .............. 661 532 67.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 27 .... 248 338 25.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 34 ....... 46 825 4.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 39 .......... 19 370 2.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 17 ....... 5 047 .5 (X)

Other sources 30 .................... 3 158 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 102 (V) (X)

New London–Norwich, CT–

RI MSA 73 ................... 60 672 100.0 88.6

Motor carrier revenue 48 .............. 36 534 60.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 23 ....... 19 791 32.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 16 .......... 879 1.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 13 ....... 1 816 3.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 .............. 626 1.0 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 868 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 158 .3 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

New Orleans, LA MSA 318 ...... 495 377 100.0 88.5

Motor carrier revenue 280 .............. 328 322 66.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 24 .... 99 347 20.1 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 17 ....... 42 593 8.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 42 .......... 10 383 2.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 31 ....... 10 156 2.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 .............. 1 448 .3 (X)

Other sources 18 .................... 3 128 .6 (X)

New York–Northern New

Jersey–Long Island, NY–

NJ–CT–PA CMSA 6 .......... 699 9 202 104 100.0 83.6

Motor carrier revenue 5 .............. 014 5 088 441 55.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 878 .... 2 044 374 22.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 920 ....... 1 599 428 17.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 833 .......... 216 319 2.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 391 ....... 158 555 1.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 117 .............. 29 726 .3 (X)

Other sources 225 .................... 65 261 .7 (X)

Bergen–Passaic, NJ PMSA 673 .. 807 262 100.0 82.7

Motor carrier revenue 525 .............. 561 994 69.6 (X)

Courier and messenger services 78 .... 94 595 11.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 76 ....... 119 214 14.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 104 .......... 20 621 2.6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 31 ....... 8 138 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 .............. 463 .1 (X)

Other sources 23 .................... 2 237 .3 (X)

Bridgeport, CT PMSA 95 ....... 130 153 100.0 89.3

Motor carrier revenue 63 .............. 93 554 71.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 7 .... 3 588 2.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 26 ....... 27 526 21.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 12 .......... 4 246 3.3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 8 ....... 705 .5 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 269 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 265 .2 (X)

Danbury, CT PMSA 55 ......... 79 766 100.0 93.6

Motor carrier revenue 36 .............. 31 524 39.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 14 ....... 40 401 50.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 13 .......... 3 379 4.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 462 5.6 (X)

Jersey City, NJ PMSA 485 ...... 1 243 167 100.0 82.7

Motor carrier revenue 408 .............. 699 727 56.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 38 .... 305 074 24.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 43 ....... 113 688 9.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 75 .......... 42 266 3.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 36 ....... 65 084 5.2 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 7 595 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 9 733 .8 (X)

Middlesex–Somerset–

Hunterdon, NJ PMSA 597 ...... 1 129 576 100.0 89.5

Motor carrier revenue 495 .............. 733 503 64.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 49 .... 223 948 19.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 63 ....... 133 290 11.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 50 .......... 11 657 1.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 24 ....... 9 655 .9 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 7 433 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 10 090 .9 (X)

Monmouth–Ocean, NJ

PMSA 279 ..................... 193 839 100.0 72.5

Motor carrier revenue 242 .............. 118 917 61.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 24 .... 4 001 2.1 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 19 ....... 66 818 34.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 23 .......... 1 595 .8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 10 ....... 1 873 1.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 635 .3 (X)

Nassau–Suffolk, NY PMSA 1 .. 061 1 129 321 100.0 82.4

Motor carrier revenue 764 .............. 542 430 48.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 109 .... 271 015 24.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 191 ....... 290 736 25.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 86 .......... 17 255 1.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 23 ....... 4 913 .4 (X)

Other sources 47 .................... 2 824 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 148 (V) (X)

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Table 6. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

New Haven–Meriden, CT

PMSA 185 ..................... 213 570 100.0 91.9

Motor carrier revenue 143 .............. 148 216 69.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 15 .... 11 106 5.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 32 ....... 51 576 24.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 25 .......... 2 040 1.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 12 ....... 483 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 149 .1 (X)

New York, NY PMSA 1 ....... 921 2 325 359 100.0 81.5

Motor carrier revenue 1 .............. 273 923 529 39.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 418 .... 814 382 35.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 290 ....... 462 233 19.9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 280 .......... 68 630 3.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 134 ....... 25 628 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 46 .............. 6 954 .3 (X)

Other sources 60 .................... 24 003 1.0 (X)

Newark, NJ PMSA 946 .......... 1 511 725 100.0 83.7

Motor carrier revenue 766 .............. 964 982 63.8 (X)

Courier and messenger services 92 .... 288 489 19.1 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 96 ....... 181 748 12.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 114 .......... 29 742 2.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 81 ....... 28 388 1.9 (X)

Other sources 41 .................... 17 858 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 518 (V) (X)

Newburgh, NY–PA PMSA 99 ... 141 055 100.0 94.0

Motor carrier revenue 85 .............. 103 856 73.6 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 9 ....... 28 738 20.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 8 .......... 2 675 1.9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 9 ....... 1 934 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 852 2.7 (X)

Stamford–Norwalk, CT

PMSA 91 ..................... 78 920 100.0 79.1

Motor carrier revenue 41 .............. 38 994 49.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 17 .... 8 447 10.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 37 ....... 25 162 31.9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 11 .......... 3 306 4.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 7 ....... 2 733 3.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 278 .4 (X)

Norfolk–Virginia Beach–

Newport News, VA–NC

MSA 411 ...................... 366 064 100.0 86.1

Motor carrier revenue 361 .............. 288 503 78.8 (X)

Courier and messenger services 29 .... 13 795 3.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 23 ....... 35 810 9.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 56 .......... 16 172 4.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 51 ....... 10 786 3.0 (X)

Other sources 23 .................... 945 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 53 (V) (X)

Odessa–Midland, TX MSA 96 .. 98 320 100.0 70.1

Motor carrier revenue 91 .............. 91 956 93.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 10 .......... 990 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 .............. 129 .1 (X)

Other sources 6 .................... 504 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 741 4.8 (X)

Oklahoma City, OK MSA 341 .... 644 165 100.0 89.8

Motor carrier revenue 298 .............. 487 507 75.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 29 .... 106 001 16.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 16 ....... 30 241 4.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 37 .......... 4 273 .7 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 27 ....... 7 851 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 .............. 5 561 .9 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 2 731 .4 (X)

Omaha, NE–IA MSA 417 ........ 1 006 328 100.0 86.8

Motor carrier revenue 366 .............. 840 676 83.5 (X)

Courier and messenger services 32 .... 112 688 11.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 24 ....... 24 934 2.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 36 .......... 14 246 1.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 19 ....... 5 606 .6 (X)

Other sources 24 .................... 8 018 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 160 (V) (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Orlando, FL MSA 368 ........... 683 482 100.0 91.5

Motor carrier revenue 306 .............. 333 692 48.8 (X)

Courier and messenger services 54 .... 241 882 35.4 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 18 ....... 92 669 13.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 44 .......... 3 760 .6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 57 ....... 5 234 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 .............. 1 137 .2 (X)

Other sources 24 .................... 5 108 .8 (X)

Panama City, FL MSA 38 ...... 24 850 100.0 67.4

Motor carrier revenue 29 .............. 16 359 65.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 9 ....... 5 874 23.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 8 .......... 978 3.9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 9 ....... 1 519 6.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 120 .5 (X)

Pensacola, FL MSA 116 ......... 75 261 100.0 75.3

Motor carrier revenue 106 .............. 56 857 75.6 (X)

Courier and messenger services 8 .... 8 970 11.9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 27 .......... 2 809 3.7 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 24 ....... 3 136 4.2 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 958 1.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 531 3.4 (X)

Peoria–Pekin, IL MSA 171 ....... 246 045 100.0 86.2

Motor carrier revenue 144 .............. 214 711 87.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 11 .... 7 183 2.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 17 ....... 14 457 5.9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 13 .......... 6 202 2.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 16 ....... 2 987 1.2 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 416 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 89 (V) (X)

Philadelphia, PA–NJ PMSA 1 .. 244 2 389 433 100.0 88.4

Motor carrier revenue 1 .............. 051 1 540 201 64.5 (X)

Courier and messenger services 92 .... 497 832 20.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 107 ....... 266 034 11.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 151 .......... 32 979 1.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 96 ....... 28 821 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 41 .............. 11 448 .5 (X)

Other sources 74 .................... 12 118 .5 (X)

Vineland–Millville–Bridgeton,

NJ PMSA 84 ................. 204 095 100.0 94.8

Motor carrier revenue 78 .............. 190 204 93.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 13 891 6.8 (X)

Wilmington–Newark, DE–MD

PMSA 217 ..................... 243 367 100.0 78.8

Motor carrier revenue 182 .............. 198 021 81.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 21 .... 7 300 3.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 22 ....... 27 774 11.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 13 .......... 5 181 2.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 7 ....... 3 068 1.3 (X)

Other sources 6 .................... 1 922 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 101 (V) (X)

Phoenix–Mesa, AZ MSA 632 .... 1 123 615 100.0 91.2

Motor carrier revenue 545 .............. 775 664 69.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 71 .... 236 468 21.1 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 26 ....... 65 589 5.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 80 .......... 21 344 1.9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 77 ....... 16 300 1.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 .............. 572 .1 (X)

Other sources 45 .................... 7 678 .7 (X)

Pittsburgh, PA MSA 815 ........ 1 344 994 100.0 91.0

Motor carrier revenue 705 .............. 997 022 74.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 51 .... 201 567 15.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 74 ....... 98 907 7.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 79 .......... 11 506 .9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 67 ....... 23 835 1.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 .............. 6 204 .5 (X)

Other sources 60 .................... 5 953 .4 (X)

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Table 6. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Portland, ME MSA 93 .......... 148 865 100.0 86.1

Motor carrier revenue 75 .............. 130 991 88.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 10 .... 6 208 4.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 11 ....... 6 549 4.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 12 .......... 1 253 .8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 18 ....... 2 227 1.5 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 1 508 1.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 129 .1 (X)

Portland–Salem, OR–WA

CMSA 846 .................... 1 225 014 100.0 92.5

Motor carrier revenue 675 .............. 810 100 66.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 49 .... 200 282 16.4 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 124 ....... 166 409 13.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 72 .......... 14 761 1.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 63 ....... 21 547 1.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 27 .............. 6 324 .5 (X)

Other sources 55 .................... 5 591 .5 (X)

Portland–Vancouver, OR–

WA PMSA 745 ................ 1 099 612 100.0 93.5

Motor carrier revenue 592 .............. 721 201 65.6 (X)

Courier and messenger services 45 .... 198 293 18.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 110 ....... 138 302 12.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 62 .......... 14 008 1.3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 55 ....... 18 855 1.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 27 .............. 6 324 .6 (X)

Other sources 43 .................... 2 629 .2 (X)

Salem, OR PMSA 101 ........... 125 402 100.0 83.8

Motor carrier revenue 83 .............. 88 899 70.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 14 ....... 28 107 22.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 10 .......... 753 .6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 8 ....... 2 692 2.2 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 2 962 2.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 989 1.6 (X)

Providence–Fall River–

Warwick, RI–MA MSA 316 ..... 367 188 100.0 88.9

Motor carrier revenue 267 .............. 283 084 77.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 11 .... 11 841 3.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 40 ....... 60 698 16.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 33 .......... 4 527 1.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 20 ....... 5 823 1.6 (X)

Other sources 18 .................... 1 154 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 61 (V) (X)

Raleigh–Durham–Chapel Hill,

NC MSA 281 .................. 415 905 100.0 93.1

Motor carrier revenue 229 .............. 221 339 53.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 27 .... 142 788 34.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 29 ....... 30 420 7.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 29 .......... 6 107 1.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 22 ....... 6 847 1.7 (X)

Other sources 30 .................... 7 919 1.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 485 .1 (X)

Reading, PA MSA 115 .......... 185 942 100.0 86.3

Motor carrier revenue 94 .............. 152 354 81.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 19 ....... 25 410 13.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 6 .......... 655 .4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 8 ....... 5 920 3.2 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 912 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 691 .4 (X)

Redding, CA MSA 137 .......... 114 709 100.0 76.8

Motor carrier revenue 130 .............. 110 293 96.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 2 336 2.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 6 .......... 372 .3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 14 ....... 342 .3 (X)

Other sources 20 .................... 644 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 722 .6 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Reno, NV MSA 103 ............. 156 706 100.0 91.1

Motor carrier revenue 86 .............. 125 640 80.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 13 .... 5 526 3.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 7 ....... 17 806 11.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 14 .......... 1 350 .9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 10 ....... 2 129 1.4 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 4 142 2.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 113 .1 (X)

Richland–Kennewick–Pasco,

WA MSA 64 .................. 34 540 100.0 85.2

Motor carrier revenue 54 .............. 25 697 74.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 8 .... 2 100 6.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 9 .......... 643 1.9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 14 ....... 1 134 3.3 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 413 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 553 13.2 (X)

Richmond–Petersburg, VA

MSA 322 ...................... 572 746 100.0 95.1

Motor carrier revenue 260 .............. 304 306 53.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 30 .... 216 633 37.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 45 ....... 36 508 6.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 24 .......... 6 003 1.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 22 ....... 7 240 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 .............. 279 .1 (X)

Other sources 22 .................... 1 777 .3 (X)

Rochester, NY MSA 317 ........ 344 459 100.0 84.7

Motor carrier revenue 252 .............. 225 162 65.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 23 .... 17 082 5.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 45 ....... 90 890 26.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 20 .......... 3 891 1.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 16 ....... 4 219 1.2 (X)

Other sources 41 .................... 2 808 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 407 .1 (X)

Rockford, IL MSA 155 .......... 310 665 100.0 95.6

Motor carrier revenue 142 .............. 276 240 88.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 7 .... 5 244 1.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 7 ....... 26 548 8.6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 15 ....... 1 838 .6 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 470 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 325 .1 (X)

Sacramento–Yolo, CA

CMSA 472 .................... 655 190 100.0 92.3

Motor carrier revenue 433 .............. 389 127 59.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 30 .... 191 917 29.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 13 ....... 38 865 5.9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 84 .......... 19 233 2.9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 60 ....... 8 964 1.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 19 .............. 1 147 .2 (X)

Other sources 55 .................... 5 937 .9 (X)

Sacramento, CA PMSA 339 ..... 428 676 100.0 91.3

Motor carrier revenue 308 .............. 198 181 46.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 24 .... 189 510 44.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 11 ....... 20 728 4.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 70 .......... 10 193 2.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 49 ....... 6 531 1.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 .............. 847 .2 (X)

Other sources 40 .................... 2 686 .6 (X)

Yolo, CA PMSA 133 ............ 226 514 100.0 94.3

Motor carrier revenue 125 .............. 190 946 84.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 2 407 1.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 14 .......... 9 040 4.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 11 ....... 2 433 1.1 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 3 251 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 18 437 8.1 (X)

Saginaw–Bay City–Midland,

MI MSA 103 ................... 123 975 100.0 100.0

Motor carrier revenue 96 .............. 104 555 84.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 2 775 2.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 8 .......... 1 232 1.0 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 6 857 5.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 8 556 6.9 (X)

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Table 6. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

St. Cloud, MN MSA 118 ......... 221 583 100.0 100.0

Motor carrier revenue 106 .............. 191 362 86.4 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 9 ....... 9 269 4.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 7 .......... 819 .4 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 7 844 3.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 12 289 5.6 (X)

St. Louis, MO–IL MSA 1 ...... 226 2 124 305 100.0 93.1

Motor carrier revenue 1 .............. 067 1 432 463 67.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 98 .... 345 999 16.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 83 ....... 141 805 6.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 118 .......... 23 097 1.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 95 ....... 22 483 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 14 .............. 2 012 .1 (X)

Other sources 71 .................... 156 446 7.4 (X)

Salinas, CA MSA 104 ........... 88 049 100.0 86.7

Motor carrier revenue 95 .............. 67 112 76.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 24 .......... 3 585 4.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 25 ....... 3 993 4.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 .............. 460 .5 (X)

Other sources 19 .................... 1 366 1.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 11 533 13.1 (X)

Salt Lake City–Ogden, UT

MSA 358 ...................... 962 613 100.0 94.4

Motor carrier revenue 308 .............. 770 877 80.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 26 .... 142 845 14.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 26 ....... 22 309 2.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 34 .......... 10 236 1.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 20 ....... 7 752 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 .............. 1 165 .1 (X)

Other sources 18 .................... 7 429 .8 (X)

San Antonio, TX MSA 411 ...... 556 248 100.0 85.6

Motor carrier revenue 369 .............. 356 357 64.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 28 .... 126 427 22.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 14 ....... 53 143 9.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 43 .......... 9 255 1.7 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 36 ....... 6 337 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 .............. 318 .1 (X)

Other sources 35 .................... 4 411 .8 (X)

San Diego, CA MSA 540 ........ 582 049 100.0 86.4

Motor carrier revenue 452 .............. 342 318 58.8 (X)

Courier and messenger services 63 .... 41 273 7.1 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 26 ....... 158 526 27.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 82 .......... 14 305 2.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 67 ....... 14 734 2.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 26 .............. 2 754 .5 (X)

Other sources 43 .................... 8 139 1.4 (X)

San Francisco–Oakland–San

Jose, CA CMSA 1 ........... 953 2 978 097 100.0 89.5

Motor carrier revenue 1 .............. 661 1 709 823 57.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 214 .... 730 819 24.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 98 ....... 379 161 12.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 337 .......... 70 781 2.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 210 ....... 60 101 2.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 67 .............. 5 597 .2 (X)

Other sources 136 .................... 21 815 .7 (X)

Oakland, CA PMSA 786 ......... 1 665 864 100.0 93.8

Motor carrier revenue 693 .............. 796 153 47.8 (X)

Courier and messenger services 78 .... 620 660 37.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 30 ....... 172 161 10.3 (X)

Warehousing and storage 120 .......... 32 131 1.9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 95 ....... 33 585 2.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 .............. 2 278 .1 (X)

Other sources 55 .................... 8 896 .5 (X)

San Francisco, CA PMSA 412 ... 404 091 100.0 81.4

Motor carrier revenue 316 .............. 227 294 56.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 73 .... 70 807 17.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 23 ....... 75 449 18.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 91 .......... 15 225 3.8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 40 ....... 9 864 2.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 .............. 1 734 .4 (X)

Other sources 23 .................... 3 718 .9 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

San Jose, CA PMSA 347 ........ 532 892 100.0 88.3

Motor carrier revenue 290 .............. 394 954 74.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 45 .... 28 347 5.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 16 ....... 79 336 14.9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 69 .......... 12 962 2.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 34 ....... 9 480 1.8 (X)

Other sources 24 .................... 7 754 1.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 59 (V) (X)

Santa Cruz–Watsonville, CA

PMSA 70 ..................... 73 802 100.0 72.7

Motor carrier revenue 64 .............. 59 949 81.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 6 .......... 337 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 13 516 18.3 (X)

Santa Rosa, CA PMSA 185 ...... 139 155 100.0 93.2

Motor carrier revenue 158 .............. 109 730 78.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 9 .... 4 402 3.2 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 18 ....... 17 499 12.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 20 .......... 3 934 2.8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 12 ....... 1 750 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 15 .............. 1 045 .8 (X)

Other sources 17 .................... 795 .6 (X)

Vallejo–Fairfield–Napa, CA

PMSA 153 ..................... 162 293 100.0 82.9

Motor carrier revenue 140 .............. 121 743 75.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 9 ....... 24 656 15.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 31 .......... 6 192 3.8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 24 ....... 5 177 3.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 .............. 411 .3 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 453 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 661 2.3 (X)

San Luis Obispo–

Atascadero–Paso Robles,

CA MSA 55 .................. 44 893 100.0 85.7

Motor carrier revenue 44 .............. 30 105 67.1 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 7 ....... 12 502 27.9 (X)

Other sources 6 .................... 277 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 009 4.5 (X)

Santa Barbara–Santa Maria–

Lompoc, CA MSA 112 ......... 84 791 100.0 92.4

Motor carrier revenue 96 .............. 44 044 51.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 11 .... 2 105 2.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 7 ....... 33 460 39.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 22 .......... 1 877 2.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 18 ....... 1 467 1.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 .............. 1 486 1.8 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 352 .4 (X)

Santa Fe, NM MSA 17 ......... 9 065 100.0 79.5

Motor carrier revenue 16 .............. 5 281 58.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 784 41.7 (X)

Sarasota–Bradenton, FL

MSA 97 ...................... 63 527 100.0 86.5

Motor carrier revenue 89 .............. 46 790 73.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 1 873 3.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 17 .......... 1 422 2.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 9 ....... 2 302 3.6 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 343 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 10 797 17.0 (X)

Savannah, GA MSA 158 ......... 176 300 100.0 83.2

Motor carrier revenue 143 .............. 162 699 92.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 10 .... 3 572 2.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 15 .......... 2 116 1.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 22 ....... 4 903 2.8 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 472 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 538 1.4 (X)

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Table 6. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Scranton–Wilkes-Barre–

Hazleton, PA MSA 267 ......... 411 458 100.0 88.8

Motor carrier revenue 232 .............. 365 953 88.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 11 .... 7 705 1.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 25 ....... 19 590 4.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 21 .......... 15 140 3.7 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 14 ....... 2 166 .5 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 457 .1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 447 .1 (X)

Seattle–Tacoma–Bremerton,

WA CMSA 929 ................ 1 700 895 100.0 83.3

Motor carrier revenue 828 .............. 1 126 386 66.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 62 .... 288 136 16.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 45 ....... 195 236 11.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 155 .......... 25 043 1.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 135 ....... 39 632 2.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 37 .............. 5 737 .3 (X)

Other sources 120 .................... 20 725 1.2 (X)

Bremerton, WA PMSA 41 ...... 24 431 100.0 94.6

Motor carrier revenue 38 .............. 10 592 43.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 12 .......... 969 4.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 10 ....... 2 450 10.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 10 420 42.7 (X)

Olympia, WA PMSA 73 ........ 48 070 100.0 66.1

Motor carrier revenue 66 .............. 36 456 75.8 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 5 294 11.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 8 .......... 739 1.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 581 11.6 (X)

Seattle–Bellevue–Everett,

WA PMSA 589 ................ 1 195 862 100.0 95.5

Motor carrier revenue 513 .............. 702 333 58.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 50 .... 279 716 23.4 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 31 ....... 148 948 12.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 92 .......... 16 116 1.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 88 ....... 27 632 2.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 24 .............. 3 541 .3 (X)

Other sources 84 .................... 17 576 1.5 (X)

Shreveport–Bossier City, LA

MSA 133 ...................... 216 033 100.0 74.0

Motor carrier revenue 121 .............. 185 126 85.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 4 354 2.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 7 ....... 16 079 7.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 12 .......... 1 139 .5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 11 ....... 641 .3 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 8 632 4.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 62 (V) (X)

Sioux City, IA–NE MSA 90 ..... 177 569 100.0 87.8

Motor carrier revenue 85 .............. 162 643 91.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 10 .......... 1 936 1.1 (X)

Other sources 6 .................... 8 991 5.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 999 2.3 (X)

Sioux Falls, SD MSA 204 ........ 345 905 100.0 88.3

Motor carrier revenue 181 .............. 282 766 81.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 19 ....... 6 255 1.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 8 .......... 918 .3 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 657 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 55 309 16.0 (X)

Spokane, WA MSA 138 ......... 203 543 100.0 93.4

Motor carrier revenue 122 .............. 181 119 89.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 10 .... 5 465 2.7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 6 ....... 9 522 4.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 17 .......... 2 212 1.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 15 ....... 1 960 1.0 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 3 138 1.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 127 .1 (X)

Springfield, IL MSA 88 ......... 55 107 100.0 97.5

Motor carrier revenue 75 .............. 40 171 72.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 10 ....... 9 481 17.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 6 .......... 1 243 2.3 (X)

Other sources 6 .................... 411 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 801 6.9 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Springfield, MO MSA 212 ....... 434 612 100.0 93.6

Motor carrier revenue 197 .............. 394 361 90.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 8 .... 2 029 .5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 7 ....... 20 584 4.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 13 .......... 10 591 2.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 10 ....... 3 056 .7 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 2 384 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 607 .4 (X)

Springfield, MA MSA 164 ....... 194 059 100.0 79.5

Motor carrier revenue 149 .............. 149 784 77.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 7 .... 7 621 3.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 8 ....... 29 490 15.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 16 .......... 3 605 1.9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 15 ....... 2 308 1.2 (X)

Other sources 18 .................... 601 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 650 .3 (X)

Stockton–Lodi, CA MSA 332 .... 489 770 100.0 79.8

Motor carrier revenue 315 .............. 442 631 90.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 4 222 .9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 11 ....... 30 225 6.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 12 .......... 5 416 1.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 14 ....... 3 400 .7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 6 .............. 1 329 .3 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 2 547 .5 (X)

Syracuse, NY MSA 261 ......... 457 828 100.0 86.2

Motor carrier revenue 206 .............. 242 506 53.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 19 .... 150 431 32.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 39 ....... 55 781 12.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 26 .......... 2 093 .5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 23 ....... 4 161 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 29 .............. 1 440 .3 (X)

Other sources 20 .................... 1 416 .3 (X)

Tallahassee, FL MSA 45 ....... 61 907 100.0 88.1

Motor carrier revenue 37 .............. 47 199 76.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 7 .... 5 987 9.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 10 .......... 504 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 8 217 13.3 (X)

Tampa–St. Petersburg–

Clearwater, FL MSA 533 ....... 777 317 100.0 84.5

Motor carrier revenue 453 .............. 585 804 75.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 57 .... 34 873 4.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 23 ....... 97 874 12.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 60 .......... 11 802 1.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 44 ....... 12 192 1.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 .............. 1 328 .2 (X)

Other sources 36 .................... 33 444 4.3 (X)

Terre Haute, IN MSA 86 ....... 69 886 100.0 79.2

Motor carrier revenue 75 .............. 58 761 84.1 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 6 ....... 6 456 9.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 6 .......... 982 1.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 6 ....... 1 370 2.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 317 3.3 (X)

Toledo, OH MSA 250 ........... 438 210 100.0 89.9

Motor carrier revenue 223 .............. 260 926 59.5 (X)

Courier and messenger services 19 .... 146 799 33.5 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 10 ....... 12 299 2.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 30 .......... 2 231 .5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 23 ....... 9 843 2.3 (X)

Other sources 19 .................... 5 687 1.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 425 .1 (X)

Topeka, KS MSA 69 ........... 47 593 100.0 84.4

Motor carrier revenue 57 .............. 32 072 67.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 2 345 4.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 8 ....... 11 233 23.6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 7 .......... 714 1.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 7 ....... 1 207 2.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 22 .1 (X)

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Table 6. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Tucson, AZ MSA 148 ........... 115 239 100.0 86.3

Motor carrier revenue 123 .............. 91 880 79.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 20 .... 7 834 6.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 8 ....... 7 312 6.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 21 .......... 2 974 2.6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 19 ....... 3 472 3.0 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 1 691 1.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 76 .1 (X)

Tulsa, OK MSA 307 ............. 386 405 100.0 84.8

Motor carrier revenue 232 .............. 338 928 87.7 (X)

Courier and messenger services 21 .... 12 602 3.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 54 ....... 18 864 4.9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 33 .......... 3 246 .8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 29 ....... 4 489 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 .............. 3 950 1.0 (X)

Other sources 20 .................... 4 326 1.1 (X)

Utica–Rome, NY MSA 106 ....... 80 681 100.0 84.7

Motor carrier revenue 86 .............. 59 734 74.0 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 16 ....... 17 047 21.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 7 .......... 785 1.0 (X)

Other sources 6 .................... 990 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 125 2.6 (X)

Visalia–Tulare–Porterville,

CA MSA 162 .................. 141 359 100.0 80.9

Motor carrier revenue 149 .............. 123 401 87.3 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 11 ....... 15 827 11.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 8 .......... 289 .2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 8 ....... 820 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 022 .7 (X)

Washington–Baltimore, DC–

MD–VA–WV CMSA 1 ........ 933 2 499 070 100.0 90.0

Motor carrier revenue 1 .............. 467 1 422 129 56.9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 263 .... 522 516 20.9 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 233 ....... 395 059 15.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 242 .......... 64 960 2.6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 164 ....... 63 477 2.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 79 .............. 14 918 .6 (X)

Other sources 90 .................... 16 011 .6 (X)

Baltimore, MD PMSA 889 ....... 1 232 732 100.0 91.3

Motor carrier revenue 731 .............. 855 849 69.4 (X)

Courier and messenger services 71 .... 206 707 16.8 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 97 ....... 110 717 9.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 93 .......... 21 690 1.8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 71 ....... 21 563 1.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 21 .............. 8 504 .7 (X)

Other sources 36 .................... 7 702 .6 (X)

Hagerstown, MD PMSA 68 ..... 85 135 100.0 94.7

Motor carrier revenue 62 .............. 78 973 92.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 6 162 7.2 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Washington, DC–MD–VA–

WV PMSA 976 ................. 1 181 203 100.0 88.3

Motor carrier revenue 674 .............. 487 307 41.3 (X)

Courier and messenger services 188 .... 312 257 26.4 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 134 ....... 284 052 24.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 144 .......... 41 630 3.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 91 ....... 41 385 3.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 58 .............. 6 403 .5 (X)

Other sources 50 .................... 8 169 .7 (X)

West Palm Beach–Boca

Raton, FL MSA 183 ............ 199 513 100.0 78.6

Motor carrier revenue 151 .............. 121 897 61.1 (X)

Courier and messenger services 22 .... 9 198 4.6 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 12 ....... 60 177 30.2 (X)

Warehousing and storage 29 .......... 3 877 1.9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 23 ....... 2 625 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 .............. 408 .2 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 1 331 .7 (X)

Wichita, KS MSA 191 ........... 168 421 100.0 94.9

Motor carrier revenue 158 .............. 146 842 87.2 (X)

Courier and messenger services 23 .... 7 691 4.6 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 15 ....... 7 413 4.4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 20 .......... 1 779 1.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 18 ....... 3 396 2.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 9 .............. 557 .3 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 743 .4 (X)

Wilmington, NC MSA 93 ....... 108 318 100.0 96.4

Motor carrier revenue 86 .............. 87 935 81.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 8 ....... 973 .9 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 2 467 2.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 16 943 15.6 (X)

Yakima, WA MSA 110 .......... 121 874 100.0 87.9

Motor carrier revenue 105 .............. 113 296 93.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 7 .......... 288 .2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 8 ....... 1 990 1.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 6 300 5.2 (X)

York, PA MSA 120 .............. 208 425 100.0 96.9

Motor carrier revenue 110 .............. 174 280 83.6 (X)

Courier and messenger services 6 .... 9 948 4.8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 15 ....... 1 068 .5 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 998 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 22 131 10.6 (X)

Youngstown–Warren, OH

MSA 267 ...................... 509 545 100.0 100.0

Motor carrier revenue 243 .............. 466 241 91.5 (X)

Courier and messenger services 9 .... 3 727 .7 (X)

Garbage and trash collection 34 ....... 30 172 5.9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 14 .......... 2 074 .4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 25 ....... 2 429 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 16 .............. 3 030 .6 (X)

Other sources 22 .................... 1 872 .4 (X)

1At any level of industry detail, if the revenue for a particular revenue line is not a minimal percentage of total revenue for the industry, the data for the line are included in " All other revenue."

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Table 7. Purchased Transportation for the United States and States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area

Purchased transportation1

Lease and rent of trucks and other

motor vehicles

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

With drivers

($1,000)

Without drivers

($1,000)

From other

motor carriers

($1,000)

Other

($1,000)

Revenue of

respondents

to purchased

transportation

inquiry as

percent of

total revenue

United States 101 ..................... 169 135 436 985 20 814 737 13 744 536 2 481 241 3 720 294 868 666 74.0

Alabama 1 ................................... 913 2 462 356 347 187 294 805 34 430 9 103 8 849 74.4

Alaska 240 .................................... 402 189 52 273 22 280 2 076 11 383 16 534 80.1

Arizona 1 .................................... 055 1 406 398 150 906 51 150 82 021 16 212 1 523 80.4

Arkansas 1 .................................. 485 1 984 306 153 375 86 336 43 412 6 954 16 673 72.6

California 9 .................................. 460 13 613 722 2 159 541 1 120 364 131 904 827 364 79 909 71.7

Colorado 1 .................................. 313 1 683 799 258 665 190 664 38 990 26 262 2 749 73.0

Connecticut 867 ................................ 1 247 405 101 346 38 633 11 401 46 617 4 695 71.4

Delaware 285 .................................. 287 436 24 757 16 491 484 5 379 2 403 75.6

District of Columbia 64 ......................... 50 023 4 220 1 883 182 313 1 842 81.7

Florida 3 .................................... 579 5 550 333 1 152 392 729 807 185 758 216 585 20 242 68.9

Georgia 2 ................................... 524 3 983 602 584 686 327 789 82 281 124 341 50 275 81.2

Hawaii 267 ..................................... 360 200 16 633 2 079 2 357 10 660 1 537 80.6

Idaho 737 ..................................... 527 539 78 148 64 623 6 140 6 511 874 69.7

Illinois 5 ..................................... 198 8 496 450 1 626 514 1 186 990 138 763 238 691 62 070 78.6

Indiana 2 .................................... 873 5 939 288 1 885 949 1 554 573 182 375 94 903 54 098 90.1

Iowa 2 ...................................... 207 2 324 584 373 649 229 280 102 585 36 620 5 164 76.8

Kansas 1 .................................... 464 1 625 391 278 578 205 163 26 713 43 098 3 604 79.4

Kentucky 2 .................................. 167 1 860 615 345 062 273 179 27 793 27 384 16 706 69.4

Louisiana 1 .................................. 444 1 650 488 207 676 135 119 26 080 41 083 5 394 71.3

Maine 806 ..................................... 535 359 61 812 34 638 3 060 22 588 1 526 66.8

Maryland 1 .................................. 633 2 194 953 228 553 124 757 22 455 75 431 5 910 73.3

Massachusetts 1 ............................. 657 2 429 485 171 292 82 265 33 280 44 007 11 740 63.7

Michigan 2 ................................... 914 4 460 571 726 363 534 246 104 977 73 579 13 561 75.1

Minnesota 2 ................................. 284 3 226 899 595 741 360 822 44 764 81 681 108 474 66.2

Mississippi 1 ................................. 340 1 292 111 82 378 45 648 20 327 12 399 4 004 77.7

Missouri 3 ................................... 211 4 147 310 949 479 370 480 76 263 478 980 23 756 76.7

Montana 662 ................................... 656 778 138 599 104 583 5 531 27 239 1 246 68.1

Nebraska 1 .................................. 360 1 849 542 363 771 306 749 14 432 38 516 4 074 79.1

Nevada 355 .................................... 350 346 28 001 10 676 8 315 8 268 742 73.2

New Hampshire 380 ............................ 556 092 30 362 21 102 7 371 1 505 384 82.4

New Jersey 3 ................................ 744 5 973 927 742 359 438 622 82 281 167 481 53 975 67.9

New Mexico 475 ............................... 524 397 35 343 23 644 7 255 3 794 650 70.2

New York 5 .................................. 330 5 947 808 526 630 316 154 64 173 112 854 33 449 63.9

North Carolina 2 ............................. 917 3 752 672 418 652 238 049 92 715 77 948 9 940 76.1

North Dakota 670 .............................. 477 984 121 647 105 522 7 432 7 071 1 622 68.0

Ohio 4 ...................................... 468 6 502 365 1 253 549 981 660 106 781 143 191 21 917 77.2

Oklahoma 1 ................................. 302 1 498 737 256 940 173 106 47 120 27 544 9 170 79.8

Oregon 1 .................................... 680 1 754 999 136 808 85 380 26 598 21 063 3 767 67.1

Pennsylvania 4 ............................... 180 6 170 095 878 453 650 315 112 848 100 733 14 557 74.3

Rhode Island 269 ............................... 281 194 83 436 65 670 10 942 6 382 442 64.6

South Carolina 1 ............................. 132 1 411 076 181 798 142 398 23 056 10 299 6 045 74.4

South Dakota 755 .............................. 646 059 170 152 142 860 9 373 2 459 15 460 80.5

Tennessee 2 ................................. 172 3 848 988 552 395 381 757 85 035 40 589 45 014 77.8

Texas 5 ..................................... 829 8 003 151 1 021 279 719 267 151 765 107 538 42 709 72.1

Utah 638 ...................................... 1 239 376 125 663 78 181 27 700 19 349 433 86.8

Vermont 350 ................................... 225 165 6 705 2 703 1 284 2 261 457 62.1

Virginia 2 .................................... 651 2 335 281 236 746 144 567 35 672 50 257 6 250 67.8

Washington 2 ................................ 120 2 597 226 405 185 267 733 25 299 73 966 38 187 71.3

West Virginia 1 ............................... 045 753 448 87 398 37 162 18 505 31 591 140 66.0

Wisconsin 3 ................................. 330 4 126 201 377 872 208 883 77 754 57 796 33 439 75.6

Wyoming 368 .................................. 211 266 17 819 13 729 1 133 2 472 485 74.0

1For many multiunit trucking firms, the purchased transportation expenses represent the sum of the individual establishment (terminal) expenses and do not include those expenses charged

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Table 8. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

United States 9 ............ 718 8 329 899 100.0 76.2

Motor carrier revenue 359 .............. 77 961 .9 (X)

Courier and messenger services 67 .... 5 650 .1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 9 .......... 718 6 942 038 83.3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 2 ....... 043 1 098 758 13.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise 557 .............. 24 956 .3 (X)

Other sources 2 .................... 155 180 536 2.2 (X)

Alabama 150 ................... 97 824 100.0 92.4

Motor carrier revenue 9 .............. 490 .5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 150 .......... 76 700 78.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 35 ....... 18 877 19.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 .............. 134 .1 (X)

Other sources 28 .................... 1 623 1.7 (X)

Alaska 23 ..................... 5 398 100.0 60.4

Warehousing and storage 23 .......... 5 110 94.7 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 116 2.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 172 3.2 (X)

Arizona 170 .................... 60 259 100.0 67.8

Warehousing and storage 170 .......... 52 285 86.8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 33 ....... 5 973 9.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 18 .............. 36 .1 (X)

Other sources 34 .................... 779 1.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 186 2.0 (X)

Arkansas 109 .................. 110 627 100.0 82.5

Warehousing and storage 109 .......... 81 669 73.8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 40 ....... 26 016 23.5 (X)

Other sources 17 .................... 2 746 2.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 196 .2 (X)

California 1 .................. 624 1 268 650 100.0 79.1

Motor carrier revenue 50 .............. 12 005 1.0 (X)

Courier and messenger services 11 .... 1 708 .1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 1 .......... 624 1 131 600 89.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 241 ....... 94 654 7.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 112 .............. 5 704 .5 (X)

Other sources 504 .................... 22 979 1.8 (X)

Colorado 160 .................. 59 633 100.0 79.5

Warehousing and storage 160 .......... 48 453 81.3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 19 ....... 8 722 14.6 (X)

Other sources 47 .................... 2 222 3.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 236 .4 (X)

Delaware 34 .................. 37 322 100.0 70.6

Warehousing and storage 34 .......... 29 196 78.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 13 ....... 8 051 21.6 (X)

Other sources 6 .................... 70 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 (V) (X)

Georgia 306 .................... 277 511 100.0 87.3

Motor carrier revenue 8 .............. 2 674 1.0 (X)

Warehousing and storage 306 .......... 238 424 85.9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 66 ....... 30 483 11.0 (X)

Other sources 57 .................... 5 806 2.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 124 (V) (X)

Hawaii 45 ..................... 32 759 100.0 81.1

Warehousing and storage 45 .......... 30 164 92.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 6 ....... 605 1.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 13 .............. 1 202 3.7 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 707 2.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 81 .3 (X)

Idaho 38 ...................... 24 095 100.0 83.2

Warehousing and storage 38 .......... 20 699 85.9 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 6 ....... 3 016 12.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 380 1.6 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Illinois 404 ..................... 506 379 100.0 84.3

Motor carrier revenue 15 .............. 5 593 1.1 (X)

Warehousing and storage 404 .......... 377 056 74.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 109 ....... 113 976 22.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 22 .............. 1 046 .2 (X)

Other sources 123 .................... 8 708 1.7 (X)

Indiana 172 .................... 135 273 100.0 77.7

Warehousing and storage 172 .......... 106 964 79.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 35 ....... 27 782 20.5 (X)

Other sources 27 .................... 493 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 34 (V) (X)

Iowa 79 ....................... 126 019 100.0 79.1

Motor carrier revenue 12 .............. 5 879 4.7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 79 .......... 90 919 72.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 26 ....... 16 458 13.1 (X)

Other sources 19 .................... 12 222 9.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 541 .4 (X)

Kentucky 117 .................. 88 767 100.0 79.2

Warehousing and storage 117 .......... 71 438 80.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 9 ....... 12 160 13.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise 12 .............. 608 .7 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 2 726 3.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 835 2.1 (X)

Maine 28 ...................... 15 782 100.0 67.9

Warehousing and storage 28 .......... 13 294 84.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 488 15.8 (X)

Maryland 133 .................. 123 566 100.0 80.4

Motor carrier revenue 6 .............. 2 169 1.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 133 .......... 111 931 90.6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 28 ....... 7 276 5.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 .............. 378 .3 (X)

Other sources 49 .................... 948 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 864 .7 (X)

Massachusetts 203 ............. 163 813 100.0 74.1

Motor carrier revenue 13 .............. 3 013 1.8 (X)

Warehousing and storage 203 .......... 136 470 83.3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 65 ....... 23 513 14.4 (X)

Other sources 34 .................... 742 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 75 .1 (X)

Minnesota 123 ................. 94 604 100.0 69.5

Warehousing and storage 123 .......... 81 123 85.8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 39 ....... 11 350 12.0 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 1 476 1.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 655 .7 (X)

Mississippi 98 ................. 101 455 100.0 78.9

Warehousing and storage 98 .......... 79 501 78.4 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 32 ....... 21 107 20.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 .............. 59 .1 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 719 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 69 .1 (X)

Missouri 197 ................... 136 930 100.0 76.5

Motor carrier revenue 10 .............. 792 .6 (X)

Warehousing and storage 197 .......... 109 955 80.3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 57 ....... 23 929 17.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 .............. 1 054 .8 (X)

Other sources 40 .................... 1 181 .9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 19 (V) (X)

Montana 25 ................... 3 532 100.0 78.8

Warehousing and storage 25 .......... 3 265 92.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 267 7.6 (X)

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[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Nebraska 47 .................. 54 631 100.0 79.8

Warehousing and storage 47 .......... 21 397 39.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 20 ....... 14 967 27.4 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 16 869 30.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 398 2.6 (X)

New Hampshire 35 ............ 11 780 100.0 73.2

Warehousing and storage 35 .......... 10 668 90.6 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 7 ....... 848 7.2 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 245 2.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 19 .2 (X)

New Mexico 66 ............... 14 865 100.0 66.1

Warehousing and storage 66 .......... 14 315 96.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 11 .............. 19 .1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 531 3.6 (X)

New York 386 .................. 411 984 100.0 72.6

Motor carrier revenue 14 .............. 1 566 .4 (X)

Warehousing and storage 386 .......... 358 812 87.1 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 93 ....... 46 368 11.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise 17 .............. 1 627 .4 (X)

Other sources 71 .................... 3 088 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 523 .1 (X)

North Carolina 275 ............. 187 877 100.0 85.2

Motor carrier revenue 11 .............. 925 .5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 275 .......... 152 572 81.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 59 ....... 31 152 16.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise 8 .............. 110 .1 (X)

Other sources 24 .................... 3 104 1.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 14 (V) (X)

Oklahoma 106 .................. 30 298 100.0 68.9

Warehousing and storage 106 .......... 26 502 87.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 23 ....... 2 995 9.9 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 440 1.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 361 1.2 (X)

Oregon 156 .................... 96 642 100.0 78.7

Warehousing and storage 156 .......... 76 981 79.7 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 31 ....... 18 574 19.2 (X)

Other sources 42 .................... 898 .9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 189 .2 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Rhode Island 21 .............. 6 921 100.0 72.1

Warehousing and storage 21 .......... 6 382 92.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 539 7.8 (X)

South Carolina 158 ............. 96 733 100.0 62.2

Motor carrier revenue 16 .............. 887 .9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 158 .......... 70 599 73.0 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 34 ....... 22 748 23.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise 10 .............. 496 .5 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 2 001 2.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 (V) (X)

Texas 844 ..................... 750 475 100.0 81.3

Motor carrier revenue 34 .............. 5 289 .7 (X)

Warehousing and storage 844 .......... 640 121 85.3 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 155 ....... 80 666 10.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise 29 .............. 1 135 .2 (X)

Other sources 212 .................... 22 742 3.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 522 .1 (X)

Utah 47 ....................... 23 197 100.0 79.5

Warehousing and storage 47 .......... 19 439 83.8 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 6 ....... 3 568 15.4 (X)

Other sources 11 .................... 179 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 11 .1 (X)

Virginia 225 .................... 177 766 100.0 83.3

Motor carrier revenue 17 .............. 1 534 .9 (X)

Warehousing and storage 225 .......... 158 582 89.2 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 48 ....... 16 026 9.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise 20 .............. 444 .3 (X)

Other sources 47 .................... 1 121 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 59 (V) (X)

West Virginia 36 .............. 14 978 100.0 90.6

Warehousing and storage 36 .......... 13 556 90.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 11 ....... 1 322 8.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 100 .7 (X)

Wisconsin 141 ................. 140 906 100.0 86.4

Motor carrier revenue 10 .............. 2 091 1.5 (X)

Warehousing and storage 141 .......... 102 211 72.5 (X)

Other services related to motor

carrier and storage activities 55 ....... 32 509 23.1 (X)

Other sources 27 .................... 3 983 2.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 112 .1 (X)

Wyoming 10 .................. 3 380 100.0 82.0

Warehousing and storage 10 .......... 3 311 98.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 69 2.0 (X)

1At any level of industry detail, if the revenue for a particular revenue line is not a minimal percentage of total revenue for the industry, the data for the line are included in " All other

revenue."

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Table 9. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

United States 8 ............ 147 29 207 214 100.0 84.9

Passenger transportation 1 ........... 099 3 758 515 12.9 (X)

Military and postal freight 130 .......... 745 059 2.6 (X)

Other freight 972 ...................... 13 744 230 47.1 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 1 ........ 051 2 656 806 9.1 (X)

Marine cargo handling 988 ............. 5 011 538 17.2 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 1 ......................... 235 1 042 173 3.6 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 3 .......... 398 662 722 2.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 2 ............. 223 229 438 .8 (X)

Food and beverages 1 ............ 605 161 017 .6 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 1 ..... 415 212 743 .7 (X)

Other merchandise 1 .............. 735 252 475 .9 (X)

Boat repair 2 ....................... 114 362 112 1.2 (X)

Other sources 1 .................... 711 368 006 1.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 380 (V) (X)

Alabama 128 ................... 238 280 100.0 79.1

Passenger transportation 8 ........... 15 663 6.6 (X)

Other freight 15 ...................... 90 271 37.9 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 20 ........ 20 914 8.8 (X)

Marine cargo handling 30 ............. 73 016 30.6 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 16 ......................... 6 466 2.7 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 47 .......... 9 671 4.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 39 ............. 7 877 3.3 (X)

Food and beverages 31 ............ 2 121 .9 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 22 ..... 1 802 .8 (X)

Other merchandise 24 .............. 1 571 .7 (X)

Boat repair 28 ....................... 5 324 2.2 (X)

Other sources 24 .................... 3 462 1.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 122 .1 (X)

Alaska 125 ..................... 232 368 100.0 87.5

Passenger transportation 27 ........... 13 353 5.8 (X)

Other freight 25 ...................... 100 885 43.4 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 25 ........ 22 494 9.7 (X)

Marine cargo handling 17 ............. 61 004 26.3 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 31 ......................... 19 593 8.4 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 15 .......... 2 848 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Boats and marine equipment 9 ..... 719 .3 (X)

Boat repair 8 ....................... 1 524 .7 (X)

Other sources 30 .................... 5 903 2.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 045 1.7 (X)

Arkansas 62 .................. 33 592 100.0 75.1

Passenger transportation 7 ........... 2 037 6.1 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 6 ........ 6 518 19.4 (X)

Marine cargo handling 14 ............. 11 054 32.9 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 38 .......... 2 704 8.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 34 ............. 1 396 4.2 (X)

Food and beverages 27 ............ 820 2.4 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 14 ..... 1 724 5.1 (X)

Other merchandise 24 .............. 1 785 5.3 (X)

Boat repair 20 ....................... 1 009 3.0 (X)

Other sources 28 .................... 4 114 12.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 431 1.3 (X)

California 513 .................. 4 139 790 100.0 94.3

Passenger transportation 85 ........... 537 998 13.0 (X)

Military and postal freight 8 .......... 73 594 1.8 (X)

Other freight 61 ...................... 1 755 758 42.4 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 40 ........ 78 866 1.9 (X)

Marine cargo handling 83 ............. 1 364 849 33.0 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 79 ......................... 110 455 2.7 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 201 .......... 81 440 2.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 92 ............. 6 262 .2 (X)

Food and beverages 105 ............ 24 825 .6 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 40 ..... 6 162 .2 (X)

Other merchandise 78 .............. 71 604 1.7 (X)

Boat repair 65 ....................... 11 640 .3 (X)

Other sources 134 .................... 16 337 .4 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Connecticut 162 ................ 908 562 100.0 94.3

Passenger transportation 18 ........... 16 555 1.8 (X)

Other freight 28 ...................... 729 771 80.3 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 10 ........ 28 430 3.1 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 16 ......................... 38 049 4.2 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 89 .......... 28 344 3.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 43 ............. 5 297 .6 (X)

Food and beverages 29 ............ 2 334 .3 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 48 ..... 4 113 .5 (X)

Other merchandise 33 .............. 4 062 .5 (X)

Boat repair 73 ....................... 20 641 2.3 (X)

Other sources 39 .................... 4 173 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 26 793 3.0 (X)

Florida 980 ..................... 4 013 806 100.0 87.6

Passenger transportation 198 ........... 2 037 540 50.8 (X)

Military and postal freight 10 .......... 41 323 1.0 (X)

Other freight 91 ...................... 1 057 052 26.3 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 50 ........ 72 569 1.8 (X)

Marine cargo handling 116 ............. 320 185 8.0 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 140 ......................... 67 405 1.7 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 421 .......... 86 140 2.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 297 ............. 39 222 1.0 (X)

Food and beverages 191 ............ 20 254 .5 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 174 ..... 23 840 .6 (X)

Other merchandise 234 .............. 60 910 1.5 (X)

Boat repair 261 ....................... 58 326 1.5 (X)

Other sources 227 .................... 129 040 3.2 (X)

Georgia 117 .................... 240 272 100.0 85.3

Passenger transportation 6 ........... 678 .3 (X)

Other freight 15 ...................... 88 294 36.8 (X)

Marine cargo handling 19 ............. 100 764 41.9 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 14 ......................... 6 865 2.9 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 63 .......... 17 709 7.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 53 ............. 3 592 1.5 (X)

Food and beverages 32 ............ 1 432 .6 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 23 ..... 1 822 .8 (X)

Other merchandise 29 .............. 773 .3 (X)

Boat repair 32 ....................... 3 695 1.5 (X)

Other sources 22 .................... 1 830 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 12 818 5.3 (X)

Hawaii 97 ..................... 451 828 100.0 84.0

Passenger transportation 53 ........... 137 389 30.4 (X)

Other freight 14 ...................... 142 785 31.6 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 9 ........ 36 142 8.0 (X)

Marine cargo handling 18 ............. 67 642 15.0 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 12 ......................... 5 916 1.3 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 7 .......... 1 714 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Food and beverages 13 ............ 1 988 .4 (X)

Other merchandise 27 .............. 1 434 .3 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 41 721 9.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 15 097 3.3 (X)

Idaho 27 ...................... 11 439 100.0 67.8

Passenger transportation 6 ........... 1 981 17.3 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 21 .......... 2 482 21.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 20 ............. 1 269 11.1 (X)

Food and beverages 11 ............ 231 2.0 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 8 ..... 1 235 10.8 (X)

Other merchandise 19 .............. 1 662 14.5 (X)

Boat repair 9 ....................... 744 6.5 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 329 2.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 506 13.2 (X)

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Table 9. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Illinois 253 ..................... 987 744 100.0 87.7

Passenger transportation 24 ........... 17 415 1.8 (X)

Military and postal freight 8 .......... 83 402 8.4 (X)

Other freight 38 ...................... 536 452 54.3 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 72 ........ 194 499 19.7 (X)

Marine cargo handling 58 ............. 93 847 9.5 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 29 ......................... 9 288 .9 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 82 .......... 12 449 1.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 53 ............. 2 351 .2 (X)

Food and beverages 45 ............ 3 443 .4 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 47 ..... 11 040 1.1 (X)

Other merchandise 44 .............. 3 558 .4 (X)

Boat repair 71 ....................... 14 379 1.5 (X)

Other sources 49 .................... 5 621 .6 (X)

Indiana 77 .................... 563 682 100.0 90.0

Other freight 11 ...................... 519 919 92.2 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 7 ........ 9 194 1.6 (X)

Marine cargo handling 10 ............. 9 848 1.8 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 6 ......................... 507 .1 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 42 .......... 10 270 1.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 22 ............. 1 201 .2 (X)

Food and beverages 15 ............ 871 .2 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 26 ..... 7 995 1.4 (X)

Other merchandise 19 .............. 874 .2 (X)

Boat repair 24 ....................... 1 695 .3 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 820 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 488 .1 (X)

Iowa 42 ....................... 104 469 100.0 93.9

Towing and tugboat service 7 ........ 10 762 10.3 (X)

Marine cargo handling 8 ............. 29 134 27.9 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 8 ......................... 11 040 10.6 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 21 .......... 2 597 2.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 11 ............. 585 .6 (X)

Food and beverages 10 ............ 5 467 5.2 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 14 ..... 8 349 8.0 (X)

Other merchandise 6 .............. 148 .1 (X)

Boat repair 17 ....................... 1 783 1.7 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 113 .1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 34 491 33.0 (X)

Kentucky 101 .................. 326 729 100.0 88.3

Towing and tugboat service 33 ........ 137 796 42.2 (X)

Marine cargo handling 22 ............. 65 391 20.0 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 10 ......................... 3 819 1.2 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 34 .......... 6 778 2.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 22 ............. 2 622 .8 (X)

Food and beverages 26 ............ 3 155 1.0 (X)

Other merchandise 18 .............. 940 .3 (X)

Boat repair 16 ....................... 11 133 3.4 (X)

Other sources 21 .................... 2 799 .9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 92 296 28.3 (X)

Louisiana 830 .................. 2 724 773 100.0 70.9

Passenger transportation 77 ........... 124 969 4.6 (X)

Military and postal freight 8 .......... 66 599 2.4 (X)

Other freight 119 ...................... 1 204 080 44.2 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 335 ........ 595 379 21.9 (X)

Marine cargo handling 111 ............. 475 931 17.5 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 179 ......................... 199 445 7.3 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 58 .......... 8 233 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 40 ............. 13 632 .5 (X)

Food and beverages 34 ............ 4 125 .2 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 13 ..... 3 398 .1 (X)

Other merchandise 23 .............. 4 745 .2 (X)

Boat repair 20 ....................... 8 984 .3 (X)

Other sources 46 .................... 15 252 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 (V) (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Maine 133 ...................... 68 893 100.0 71.9

Passenger transportation 36 ........... 18 750 27.2 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 7 ........ 4 254 6.2 (X)

Marine cargo handling 6 ............. 3 791 5.5 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 14 ......................... 2 380 3.5 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 72 .......... 6 897 10.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 43 ............. 2 613 3.8 (X)

Food and beverages 21 ............ 1 189 1.7 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 39 ..... 6 242 9.1 (X)

Other merchandise 49 .............. 4 868 7.1 (X)

Boat repair 67 ....................... 14 021 20.4 (X)

Other sources 33 .................... 1 948 2.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 940 2.8 (X)

Maryland 273 .................. 439 045 100.0 67.9

Passenger transportation 24 ........... 10 899 2.5 (X)

Military and postal freight 7 .......... 16 935 3.9 (X)

Other freight 19 ...................... 97 642 22.2 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 16 ........ 16 500 3.8 (X)

Marine cargo handling 23 ............. 159 859 36.4 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 28 ......................... 58 653 13.4 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 172 .......... 31 933 7.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 96 ............. 5 042 1.2 (X)

Food and beverages 63 ............ 3 366 .8 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 73 ..... 10 349 2.4 (X)

Other merchandise 65 .............. 3 398 .8 (X)

Boat repair 129 ....................... 20 086 4.6 (X)

Other sources 87 .................... 4 383 1.0 (X)

Massachusetts 194 ............. 311 529 100.0 80.9

Passenger transportation 35 ........... 37 085 11.9 (X)

Other freight 13 ...................... 125 165 40.2 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 20 ........ 8 859 2.8 (X)

Marine cargo handling 12 ............. 30 374 9.8 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 24 ......................... 7 586 2.4 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 115 .......... 20 435 6.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 80 ............. 4 978 1.6 (X)

Food and beverages 20 ............ 3 043 1.0 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 52 ..... 14 297 4.6 (X)

Other merchandise 56 .............. 2 154 .7 (X)

Boat repair 86 ....................... 20 913 6.7 (X)

Other sources 49 .................... 2 412 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 34 228 11.0 (X)

Michigan 242 ................... 164 929 100.0 73.2

Passenger transportation 43 ........... 22 785 13.8 (X)

Other freight 12 ...................... 26 166 15.9 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 13 ........ 12 703 7.7 (X)

Marine cargo handling 8 ............. 10 907 6.6 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 14 ......................... 6 213 3.8 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 168 .......... 35 043 21.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 107 ............. 6 303 3.8 (X)

Food and beverages 74 ............ 2 964 1.8 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 88 ..... 16 276 9.9 (X)

Other merchandise 75 .............. 3 900 2.4 (X)

Boat repair 115 ....................... 15 556 9.4 (X)

Other sources 81 .................... 5 724 3.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 389 .2 (X)

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Table 9. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Minnesota 106 ................. 221 543 100.0 94.3

Passenger transportation 13 ........... 4 808 2.2 (X)

Other freight 12 ...................... 155 898 70.4 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 10 ........ 10 179 4.6 (X)

Marine cargo handling 13 ............. 14 225 6.4 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 19 ......................... 4 254 1.9 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 55 .......... 7 871 3.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 43 ............. 4 632 2.1 (X)

Food and beverages 32 ............ 1 337 .6 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 38 ..... 6 631 3.0 (X)

Other merchandise 34 .............. 3 318 1.5 (X)

Boat repair 36 ....................... 4 877 2.2 (X)

Other sources 37 .................... 3 204 1.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 309 .1 (X)

Mississippi 74 ................. 168 403 100.0 63.6

Passenger transportation 10 ........... 1 352 .8 (X)

Other freight 13 ...................... 39 081 23.2 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 18 ........ 81 769 48.6 (X)

Marine cargo handling 10 ............. 22 578 13.4 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 8 ......................... 4 764 2.8 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 15 .......... 1 004 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 9 ............. 1 485 .9 (X)

Food and beverages 15 ............ 1 603 1.0 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 6 ..... 1 619 1.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 13 148 7.8 (X)

Missouri 147 ................... 430 933 100.0 91.2

Passenger transportation 7 ........... 21 962 5.1 (X)

Other freight 22 ...................... 230 804 53.6 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 27 ........ 46 522 10.8 (X)

Marine cargo handling 14 ............. 39 622 9.2 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 18 ......................... 12 714 3.0 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 73 .......... 7 736 1.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 61 ............. 31 923 7.4 (X)

Food and beverages 53 ............ 5 615 1.3 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 28 ..... 4 466 1.0 (X)

Other merchandise 47 .............. 6 434 1.5 (X)

Boat repair 44 ....................... 9 405 2.2 (X)

Other sources 55 .................... 13 410 3.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 320 .1 (X)

New Hampshire 38 ............ 22 514 100.0 86.7

Passenger transportation 8 ........... 2 912 12.9 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 7 ......................... 541 2.4 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 27 .......... 3 871 17.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 14 ............. 804 3.6 (X)

Food and beverages 11 ............ 1 326 5.9 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 17 ..... 3 918 17.4 (X)

Other merchandise 22 .............. 1 157 5.1 (X)

Boat repair 21 ....................... 3 243 14.4 (X)

Other sources 17 .................... 486 2.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 256 18.9 (X)

New Jersey 330 ................ 2 286 561 100.0 78.9

Passenger transportation 31 ........... 25 764 1.1 (X)

Military and postal freight 6 .......... 28 925 1.3 (X)

Other freight 45 ...................... 1 673 451 73.2 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 26 ........ 42 434 1.9 (X)

Marine cargo handling 36 ............. 409 716 17.9 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 45 ......................... 27 297 1.2 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 169 .......... 30 814 1.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 98 ............. 6 920 .3 (X)

Food and beverages 46 ............ 1 232 .1 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 85 ..... 10 528 .5 (X)

Other merchandise 75 .............. 10 124 .4 (X)

Boat repair 124 ....................... 14 725 .6 (X)

Other sources 49 .................... 4 258 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 373 (V) (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

New York 675 .................. 2 307 374 100.0 82.1

Passenger transportation 74 ........... 532 254 23.1 (X)

Military and postal freight 20 .......... 245 445 10.6 (X)

Other freight 123 ...................... 1 078 156 46.7 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 48 ........ 82 420 3.6 (X)

Marine cargo handling 27 ............. 121 410 5.3 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 64 ......................... 84 845 3.7 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 365 .......... 66 507 2.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 204 ............. 11 309 .5 (X)

Food and beverages 87 ............ 5 360 .2 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 141 ..... 18 664 .8 (X)

Other merchandise 138 .............. 16 598 .7 (X)

Boat repair 242 ....................... 36 868 1.6 (X)

Other sources 119 .................... 7 538 .3 (X)

North Carolina 152 ............. 160 971 100.0 84.9

Passenger transportation 21 ........... 4 847 3.0 (X)

Other freight 7 ...................... 54 297 33.7 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 9 ........ 13 075 8.1 (X)

Marine cargo handling 13 ............. 50 290 31.2 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 11 ......................... 998 .6 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 102 .......... 12 090 7.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 78 ............. 6 740 4.2 (X)

Food and beverages 63 ............ 2 697 1.7 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 37 ..... 3 790 2.4 (X)

Other merchandise 46 .............. 2 865 1.8 (X)

Boat repair 52 ....................... 6 104 3.8 (X)

Other sources 40 .................... 3 057 1.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 121 .1 (X)

Ohio 221 ....................... 625 203 100.0 90.1

Passenger transportation 24 ........... 10 004 1.6 (X)

Other freight 25 ...................... 200 751 32.1 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 22 ........ 274 033 43.8 (X)

Marine cargo handling 30 ............. 56 116 9.0 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 20 ......................... 13 468 2.2 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 116 .......... 28 234 4.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 77 ............. 7 684 1.2 (X)

Food and beverages 63 ............ 2 697 .4 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 45 ..... 7 048 1.1 (X)

Other merchandise 63 .............. 5 551 .9 (X)

Boat repair 89 ....................... 9 877 1.6 (X)

Other sources 56 .................... 9 181 1.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 559 .1 (X)

Oregon 123 .................... 311 388 100.0 88.2

Passenger transportation 8 ........... 1 675 .5 (X)

Other freight 12 ...................... 63 391 20.4 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 17 ........ 76 352 24.5 (X)

Marine cargo handling 25 ............. 120 356 38.7 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 41 ......................... 31 399 10.1 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 39 .......... 6 658 2.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 16 ............. 1 855 .6 (X)

Food and beverages 18 ............ 1 374 .4 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 11 ..... 1 886 .6 (X)

Other merchandise 18 .............. 1 361 .4 (X)

Boat repair 13 ....................... 1 181 .4 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 3 855 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 45 (V) (X)

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Table 9. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Pennsylvania 156 ............... 515 138 100.0 78.6

Passenger transportation 16 ........... 10 146 2.0 (X)

Military and postal freight 6 .......... 611 .1 (X)

Other freight 33 ...................... 326 080 63.3 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 21 ........ 43 602 8.5 (X)

Marine cargo handling 31 ............. 57 353 11.1 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 30 ......................... 45 449 8.8 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 36 .......... 6 305 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 19 ............. 1 260 .2 (X)

Food and beverages 22 ............ 6 682 1.3 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 18 ..... 9 013 1.8 (X)

Other merchandise 28 .............. 2 073 .4 (X)

Boat repair 28 ....................... 4 086 .8 (X)

Other sources 25 .................... 2 477 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 (V) (X)

Rhode Island 67 .............. 50 122 100.0 82.9

Passenger transportation 8 ........... 7 371 14.7 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 8 ........ 4 004 8.0 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 11 ......................... 3 547 7.1 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 46 .......... 10 846 21.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 23 ............. 1 343 2.7 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 14 ..... 1 500 3.0 (X)

Other merchandise 19 .............. 812 1.6 (X)

Boat repair 33 ....................... 12 218 24.4 (X)

Other sources 30 .................... 3 870 7.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 611 9.2 (X)

South Carolina 118 ............. 265 903 100.0 92.4

Passenger transportation 23 ........... 7 024 2.6 (X)

Other freight 10 ...................... 122 205 46.0 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 7 ........ 14 225 5.4 (X)

Marine cargo handling 19 ............. 87 877 33.1 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 19 ......................... 5 332 2.0 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 58 .......... 8 055 3.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 45 ............. 5 583 2.1 (X)

Food and beverages 42 ............ 4 056 1.5 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 19 ..... 1 011 .4 (X)

Other merchandise 39 .............. 1 552 .6 (X)

Boat repair 28 ....................... 3 296 1.2 (X)

Other sources 20 .................... 2 758 1.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 929 1.1 (X)

Tennessee 109 ................. 257 708 100.0 92.1

Passenger transportation 9 ........... 10 922 4.2 (X)

Other freight 12 ...................... 176 393 68.5 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 14 ........ 29 651 11.5 (X)

Marine cargo handling 9 ............. 3 787 1.5 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 11 ......................... 3 751 1.5 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 67 .......... 11 920 4.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 58 ............. 2 411 .9 (X)

Food and beverages 52 ............ 8 826 3.4 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 18 ..... 621 .2 (X)

Other merchandise 49 .............. 5 031 2.0 (X)

Boat repair 26 ....................... 2 905 1.1 (X)

Other sources 26 .................... 929 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 561 .2 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Texas 556 ..................... 1 888 448 100.0 75.5

Passenger transportation 37 ........... 10 526 .6 (X)

Military and postal freight 13 .......... 45 696 2.4 (X)

Other freight 94 ...................... 1 210 811 64.1 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 67 ........ 146 438 7.8 (X)

Marine cargo handling 99 ............. 292 746 15.5 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 170 ......................... 87 430 4.6 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 134 .......... 31 453 1.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 106 ............. 16 586 .9 (X)

Food and beverages 91 ............ 13 035 .7 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 35 ..... 2 963 .2 (X)

Other merchandise 82 .............. 3 857 .2 (X)

Boat repair 54 ....................... 6 072 .3 (X)

Other sources 76 .................... 20 833 1.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 (V) (X)

Virginia 198 .................... 1 045 031 100.0 96.5

Passenger transportation 19 ........... 18 226 1.7 (X)

Military and postal freight 6 .......... 18 295 1.8 (X)

Other freight 26 ...................... 674 436 64.5 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 23 ........ 61 359 5.9 (X)

Marine cargo handling 25 ............. 215 281 20.6 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 23 ......................... 21 882 2.1 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 93 .......... 11 589 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 75 ............. 4 551 .4 (X)

Food and beverages 57 ............ 3 604 .3 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 50 ..... 3 433 .3 (X)

Other merchandise 56 .............. 3 414 .3 (X)

Boat repair 73 ....................... 5 403 .5 (X)

Other sources 39 .................... 3 558 .3 (X)

Washington 303 ................ 2 178 372 100.0 93.5

Passenger transportation 55 ........... 55 677 2.6 (X)

Other freight 40 ...................... 1 055 254 48.4 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 30 ........ 432 422 19.9 (X)

Marine cargo handling 38 ............. 531 112 24.4 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 71 ......................... 35 819 1.6 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 95 .......... 16 930 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 35 ............. 4 452 .2 (X)

Food and beverages 38 ............ 5 780 .3 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 29 ..... 4 158 .2 (X)

Other merchandise 42 .............. 3 990 .2 (X)

Boat repair 37 ....................... 15 887 .7 (X)

Other sources 49 .................... 10 292 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 6 599 .3 (X)

West Virginia 38 .............. 56 596 100.0 75.0

Towing and tugboat service 9 ........ 10 947 19.3 (X)

Marine cargo handling 13 ............. 22 442 39.7 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 9 .......... 477 .8 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Food and beverages 6 ............ 32 .1 (X)

Other merchandise 8 .............. 376 .7 (X)

Boat repair 7 ....................... 393 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 21 929 38.8 (X)

Wisconsin 119 ................. 94 276 100.0 79.0

Passenger transportation 19 ........... 6 324 6.7 (X)

Towing and tugboat service 9 ........ 14 693 15.6 (X)

Marine cargo handling 12 ............. 25 440 27.0 (X)

Other water transportation-related

services 12 ......................... 9 586 10.2 (X)

Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental,

launch fees and storage 67 .......... 9 861 10.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 56 ............. 2 753 2.9 (X)

Food and beverages 34 ............ 2 285 2.4 (X)

Boats and marine equipment 36 ..... 5 255 5.6 (X)

Other merchandise 29 .............. 7 777 8.3 (X)

Boat repair 45 ....................... 4 764 5.1 (X)

Other sources 33 .................... 3 770 4.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 768 1.9 (X)

1At any level of industry detail, if the revenue for a particular revenue line is not a minimal percentage of total revenue for the industry, the data for the line are included in " All other

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Table 10. Marina Docking and Storage Capacity for the United States and Selected States:

1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area

Docking and storage capacity

Establishments (number)Revenue

($1,000)

Total (number)Wet slips

(number)

Moorings

(number)

In-out racks (number)

Other land

storage

(number)

Revenue of

respondents

to docking and

storage capacity

inquiry as

percent of total revenue

United States 3 ..................... 348 1 651 400 557 495 317 366 18 481 73 218 148 430 56.9

California 194 .................................. 120 686 37 386 26 992 964 1 401 8 029 61.4

Connecticut 89 ................................ 64 332 16 987 8 758 787 501 6 941 76.7

District of Columbia 4 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

Georgia 61 ................................... 30 257 10 759 6 666 – 2 846 1 247 61.5

Hawaii 7 ..................................... 3 182 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) –

Maryland 170 .................................. (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 64.1

Massachusetts 115 ............................. 65 149 17 198 7 116 1 711 1 228 7 143 67.1

Minnesota 55 ................................. (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 64.8

Missouri 72 ................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 69.7

Nevada 5 .................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) –

New Jersey 169 ................................ 76 161 22 915 13 314 449 1 472 7 680 70.9

New Mexico 6 ............................... 1 724 867 480 144 – 243 90.2

New York 361 .................................. 155 760 54 579 29 725 2 269 2 131 20 454 64.8

North Carolina 100 ............................. 36 661 14 812 8 028 247 5 122 1 415 60.0

Ohio 115 ...................................... 64 517 33 995 22 884 13 3 548 7 550 60.0

Oregon 38 .................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 61.0

Rhode Island 44 ............................... 30 329 7 025 3 625 507 – 2 893 85.2

South Carolina 54 ............................. 21 880 6 115 4 342 19 1 216 538 61.7

Utah 9 ...................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 93.3

Vermont 12 ................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 83.7

Virginia 93 .................................... 31 627 11 462 6 405 315 2 429 2 313 65.1

Washington 93 ................................ 41 306 14 039 9 822 480 1 323 2 414 63.7

Wyoming 4 .................................. (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 95.2

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Table 11. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments1

(number)

Revenue1 2

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

United States 9 ............ 363 32 973 114 100.0 82.9

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 766 ............. 3 665 010 11.1 (X)

Scheduled international 689 .......... 5 407 619 16.4 (X)

Charter 2 ......................... 113 1 852 875 5.6 (X)

Other 665 .......................... 825 411 2.5 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 3 .............. 552 3 394 943 10.3 (X)

International air freight 3 ........... 305 3 227 283 9.8 (X) Domestic air mail 2 ................ 613 7 343 220 22.3 (X) International air mail 2 ............. 531 690 881 2.1 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 1 ................... 688 1 004 840 3.1 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 2 ... 785 3 038 801 9.2 (X)

Other services 1 .................. 248 801 139 2.4 (X) Aircraft rental or lease 1 ........... 168 144 266 .4 (X)

Flight training and instruction 1 ..... 054 75 437 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 1 ............. 665 641 495 2.0 (X) New and used aircraft 403 ........... 217 434 .7 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 1 ....... 493 420 860 1.3 (X)

Other merchandise 629 ................ 26 444 .1 (X)

Other sources 748 .................... 189 424 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 732 (V) (X)

Alabama 110 ................... 233 364 100.0 89.8

Passenger revenues:

Charter 24 ......................... 6 421 2.8 (X)

Other 8 .......................... 1 972 .9 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 37 .............. 9 677 4.2 (X)

International air freight 33 ........... 9 264 4.0 (X)

Domestic air mail 25 ................ 69 349 29.7 (X)

International air mail 28 ............. 5 397 2.3 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 22 ................... 7 883 3.4 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 39 ... 106 490 45.6 (X)

Other services 21 .................. 8 468 3.6 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 16 ........... 396 .2 (X)

Flight training and instruction 14 ..... 185 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 23 ............. 4 104 1.8 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 21 ....... 1 145 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 613 1.1 (X)

Alaska 255 ..................... 574 241 100.0 84.7

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 99 ............. 118 311 20.6 (X)

Scheduled international 7 .......... 19 497 3.4 (X)

Charter 146 ......................... 75 488 13.2 (X)

Other 27 .......................... 23 822 4.2 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 126 .............. 42 778 7.5 (X)

International air freight 30 ........... 16 771 2.9 (X) Domestic air mail 102 ................ 163 035 28.4 (X) International air mail 19 ............. 10 911 1.9 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 25 ................... 27 468 4.8 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 53 ... 27 514 4.8 (X)

Other services 39 .................. 28 626 5.0 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 9 ........... 948 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 45 ............. 7 450 1.3 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 24 ....... 2 523 .4 (X)

Other merchandise 13 ................ 290 .1 (X)

Other sources 35 .................... 6 704 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 105 .4 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments1

(number)

Revenue1 2

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Arizona 162 .................... 410 336 100.0 83.6

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 19 ............. 32 009 7.8 (X)

Scheduled international 8 .......... 10 800 2.6 (X)

Charter 33 ......................... 34 729 8.5 (X)

Other 17 .......................... 31 925 7.8 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 50 .............. 16 278 4.0 (X)

International air freight 53 ........... 22 322 5.4 (X) Domestic air mail 39 ................ 106 160 25.9 (X) International air mail 38 ............. 8 454 2.1 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 23 ................... 2 778 .7 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 63 ... 90 431 22.0 (X)

Other services 14 .................. 2 557 .6 (X) Aircraft rental or lease 8 ........... 1 023 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 26 ............. 9 811 2.4 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 27 ....... 31 356 7.6 (X)

Food and beverages 11 ............ 236 .1 (X)

Other merchandise 13 ................ 1 575 .4 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 7 416 1.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 476 .1 (X)

Arkansas 87 .................. 140 507 100.0 62.1

Passenger revenues:

Charter 16 ......................... 4 807 3.4 (X)

Other 8 .......................... 31 008 22.1 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 27 .............. 9 518 6.8 (X)

International air freight 18 ........... 1 995 1.4 (X)

Domestic air mail 15 ................ 29 506 21.0 (X)

International air mail 16 ............. 12 900 9.2 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 24 ................... 1 179 .8 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 41 ... 24 302 17.3 (X)

Other services 7 .................. 1 021 .7 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 20 ........... 1 361 1.0 (X)

Flight training and instruction 14 ..... 880 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 34 ............. 8 546 6.1 (X)

New and used aircraft 6 ........... 5 700 4.1 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 21 ....... 6 885 4.9 (X)

Other sources 11 .................... 507 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 392 .3 (X)

California 1 .................. 216 5 169 056 100.0 87.0

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 77 ............. 241 495 4.7 (X)

Scheduled international 133 .......... 1 204 326 23.3 (X)

Charter 203 ......................... 170 300 3.3 (X)

Other 69 .......................... 72 635 1.4 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 455 .............. 735 486 14.2 (X)

International air freight 491 ........... 782 515 15.1 (X) Domestic air mail 368 ................ 1 176 214 22.8 (X) International air mail 386 ............. 121 057 2.3 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 148 ................... 130 000 2.5 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 306 ... 259 593 5.0 (X)

Other services 163 .................. 129 827 2.5 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 83 ........... 7 726 .2 (X)

Flight training and instruction 69 ..... 6 079 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 139 ............. 46 476 .9 (X) New and used aircraft 38 ........... 15 537 .3 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 167 ....... 42 823 .8 (X)

Other sources 86 .................... 24 080 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 887 .1 (X)

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Table 11. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments1

(number)

Revenue1 2

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Colorado 197 .................. 393 062 100.0 79.0

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 25 ............. 93 811 23.9 (X)

Scheduled international 9 .......... 3 722 1.0 (X)

Charter 41 ......................... 20 396 5.2 (X)

Other 14 .......................... 16 381 4.2 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 69 .............. 26 210 6.7 (X)

International air freight 55 ........... 21 237 5.4 (X)

Domestic air mail 46 ................ 146 608 37.3 (X)

International air mail 47 ............. 12 518 3.2 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 26 ................... 2 907 .7 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 61 ... 20 735 5.3 (X)

Other services 16 .................. 6 166 1.6 (X) Aircraft rental or lease 23 ........... 3 397 .9 (X)

Flight training and instruction 24 ..... 2 145 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 36 ............. 9 537 2.4 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 38 ....... 2 860 .7 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 3 579 .9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 853 .2 (X)

Connecticut 113 ................ 448 075 100.0 85.0

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 8 ............. 166 500 37.2 (X)

Charter 37 ......................... 28 474 6.4 (X)

Other 7 .......................... 5 374 1.2 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 49 .............. 21 956 4.9 (X)

International air freight 44 ........... 35 903 8.0 (X)

Domestic air mail 37 ................ 122 788 27.4 (X)

International air mail 37 ............. 10 579 2.4 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 28 ................... 3 790 .9 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 31 ... 17 551 3.9 (X)

Other services 15 .................. 3 215 .7 (X) Aircraft rental or lease 18 ........... 3 786 .8 (X)

Flight training and instruction 18 ..... 2 562 .6 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 24 ............. 10 685 2.4 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 16 ....... 6 003 1.3 (X)

Other merchandise 13 ................ 1 968 .4 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 363 .1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 6 578 1.5 (X)

Delaware 32 .................. 67 620 100.0 95.7

Passenger revenues:

Charter 9 ......................... 6 459 9.6 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 6 .............. 637 .9 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 9 ................... 1 322 2.0 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 15 ... 32 260 47.7 (X) Aircraft rental or lease 6 ........... 1 262 1.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 9 ............. 3 721 5.5 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 9 ....... 2 745 4.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 19 214 28.4 (X)

District of Columbia 62 ........ 190 557 100.0 88.3

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled international 33 .......... 121 686 63.9 (X)

Other 8 .......................... 2 194 1.2 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 25 .............. 1 799 .9 (X)

International air freight 47 ........... 22 169 11.6 (X)

Domestic air mail 24 ................ 34 146 17.9 (X)

International air mail 24 ............. 3 585 1.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 978 2.6 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments1

(number)

Revenue1 2

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Florida 782 ..................... 2 576 518 100.0 73.2

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 33 ............. 142 262 5.5 (X)

Scheduled international 90 .......... 501 225 19.5 (X)

Charter 137 ......................... 211 859 8.2 (X)

Other 47 .......................... 20 316 .8 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 190 .............. 97 059 3.8 (X)

International air freight 273 ........... 413 868 16.1 (X)

Domestic air mail 147 ................ 394 331 15.3 (X)

International air mail 165 ............. 41 352 1.6 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 133 ................... 119 312 4.6 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 250 ... 383 149 14.9 (X)

Other services 114 .................. 86 865 3.4 (X) Aircraft rental or lease 56 ........... 9 917 .4 (X)

Flight training and instruction 68 ..... 9 739 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 86 ............. 73 730 2.9 (X)

New and used aircraft 38 ........... 15 504 .6 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 123 ....... 34 650 1.3 (X)

Other merchandise 63 ................ 5 353 .2 (X)

Other sources 59 .................... 15 042 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 985 (V) (X)

Georgia 201 .................... 966 983 100.0 91.1

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 7 ............. 401 598 41.5 (X)

Scheduled international 13 .......... 82 503 8.5 (X)

Charter 30 ......................... 20 792 2.2 (X)

Other 11 .......................... 1 445 .2 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 85 .............. 67 136 6.9 (X)

International air freight 75 ........... 55 141 5.7 (X)

Domestic air mail 62 ................ 224 505 23.2 (X)

International air mail 61 ............. 19 417 2.0 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 44 ................... 4 112 .4 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 65 ... 31 747 3.3 (X)

Other services 26 .................. 19 433 2.0 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 34 ........... 2 202 .2 (X)

Flight training and instruction 32 ..... 1 361 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 53 ............. 19 285 2.0 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 32 ....... 5 522 .6 (X)

Other merchandise 23 ................ 1 592 .2 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 4 018 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 174 .5 (X)

Hawaii 113 ..................... 412 443 100.0 84.5

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 11 ............. 30 813 7.5 (X)

Scheduled international 15 .......... 124 590 30.2 (X)

Charter 29 ......................... 50 355 12.2 (X)

Other 34 .......................... 23 700 5.8 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 30 .............. 14 866 3.6 (X)

International air freight 34 ........... 33 319 8.1 (X)

Domestic air mail 21 ................ 33 731 8.2 (X)

International air mail 21 ............. 3 781 .9 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 11 ................... 30 162 7.3 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 14 ... 7 665 1.9 (X)

Other services 9 .................. 24 538 6.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Aircraft parts and supplies 11 ....... 3 310 .8 (X)

Other merchandise 8 ................ 238 .1 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 6 328 1.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 25 047 6.1 (X)

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Table 11. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments1

(number)

Revenue1 2

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Idaho 86 ...................... 134 830 100.0 74.8

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 16 ............. 47 621 35.3 (X)

Charter 28 ......................... 21 807 16.2 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 27 .............. 3 918 2.9 (X)

International air freight 17 ........... 2 998 2.2 (X) Domestic air mail 19 ................ 14 400 10.7 (X) International air mail 14 ............. 1 462 1.1 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 19 ................... 1 001 .7 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 36 ... 8 929 6.6 (X) Aircraft rental or lease 16 ........... 430 .3 (X)

Flight training and instruction 13 ..... 429 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 27 ............. 9 632 7.1 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 18 ....... 5 928 4.4 (X)

Other merchandise 16 ................ 466 .4 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 1 696 1.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 14 113 10.5 (X)

Illinois 350 ..................... 1 402 029 100.0 77.4

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 21 ............. 153 784 11.0 (X)

Scheduled international 48 .......... 331 763 23.7 (X)

Charter 62 ......................... 52 426 3.7 (X)

Other 19 .......................... 9 939 .7 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 141 .............. 33 166 2.4 (X)

International air freight 154 ........... 156 837 11.2 (X)

Domestic air mail 110 ................ 375 091 26.8 (X)

International air mail 113 ............. 35 698 2.6 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 57 ................... 46 231 3.3 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 95 ... 93 005 6.6 (X)

Other services 33 .................. 44 199 3.2 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 50 ........... 13 967 1.0 (X)

Flight training and instruction 47 ..... 5 323 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 64 ............. 25 561 1.8 (X) New and used aircraft 19 ........... 6 658 .5 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 49 ....... 12 959 .9 (X)

Other sources 26 .................... 4 976 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 446 (V) (X)

Indiana 136 .................... 478 959 100.0 92.5

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 11 ............. 62 427 13.0 (X)

Charter 40 ......................... 34 992 7.3 (X)

Other 9 .......................... 4 302 .9 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 64 .............. 82 057 17.1 (X)

International air freight 48 ........... 35 898 7.5 (X)

Domestic air mail 41 ................ 194 620 40.6 (X)

International air mail 40 ............. 15 422 3.2 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 36 ................... 2 420 .5 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 49 ... 18 181 3.8 (X)

Other services 32 .................. 2 479 .5 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 35 ........... 1 870 .4 (X)

Flight training and instruction 31 ..... 786 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 31 ............. 7 693 1.6 (X)

New and used aircraft 7 ........... 6 832 1.4 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 32 ....... 6 487 1.4 (X)

Other merchandise 8 ................ 370 .1 (X)

Other sources 19 .................... 2 097 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 26 (V) (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments1

(number)

Revenue1 2

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Iowa 100 ....................... 145 282 100.0 90.8

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 7 ............. 43 083 29.7 (X)

Charter 40 ......................... 6 602 4.5 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 36 .............. 8 687 6.0 (X)

International air freight 30 ........... 3 030 2.1 (X) Domestic air mail 25 ................ 37 426 25.8 (X) International air mail 25 ............. 4 565 3.1 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 22 ................... 1 852 1.3 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 43 ... 7 851 5.4 (X)

Other services 20 .................. 4 647 3.2 (X) Aircraft rental or lease 30 ........... 2 143 1.5 (X)

Flight training and instruction 31 ..... 613 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 36 ............. 8 902 6.1 (X) New and used aircraft 14 ........... 4 179 2.9 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 33 ....... 7 314 5.0 (X)

Other merchandise 18 ................ 211 .2 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 2 347 1.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 830 1.3 (X)

Kentucky 84 .................. 1 628 075 100.0 97.5

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 7 ............. 231 751 14.2 (X)

Charter 12 ......................... 8 204 .5 (X)

Other 9 .......................... 7 006 .4 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 41 .............. 1 078 565 66.3 (X)

International air freight 30 ........... 162 488 10.0 (X)

Domestic air mail 24 ................ 57 866 3.6 (X)

International air mail 22 ............. 3 921 .2 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Aircraft maintenance and repair 31 ... 68 826 4.2 (X)

Other services 6 .................. 3 190 .2 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 15 ........... 788 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 20 ............. 3 404 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 066 .1 (X)

Louisiana 130 .................. 393 123 100.0 87.2

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled international 6 .......... 12 703 3.2 (X)

Charter 29 ......................... 14 900 3.8 (X)

Other 29 .......................... 184 995 47.1 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 46 .............. 11 476 2.9 (X)

International air freight 49 ........... 9 966 2.5 (X)

Domestic air mail 30 ................ 69 683 17.7 (X)

International air mail 36 ............. 6 199 1.6 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 20 ................... 4 422 1.1 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 37 ... 18 890 4.8 (X)

Other services 6 .................. 4 223 1.1 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 18 ........... 1 272 .3 (X)

Flight training and instruction 14 ..... 10 729 2.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 25 ............. 12 807 3.3 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 11 ....... 727 .2 (X)

Other sources 11 .................... 4 606 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 25 525 6.5 (X)

Maine 58 ...................... 51 837 100.0 79.7

Passenger revenues:

Charter 20 ......................... 3 691 7.1 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 21 .............. 7 134 13.8 (X)

International air freight 15 ........... 2 031 3.9 (X) Domestic air mail 14 ................ 18 235 35.2 (X) International air mail 12 ............. 3 583 6.9 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 20 ................... 371 .7 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 24 ... 2 983 5.8 (X)

Other services 6 .................. 603 1.2 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 19 ........... 1 090 2.1 (X)

Flight training and instruction 17 ..... 511 1.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 21 ............. 2 652 5.1 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 15 ....... 1 682 3.2 (X)

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Table 11. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments1

(number)

Revenue1 2

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

MainemCon.

Other sources 10 .................... 2 257 4.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 014 9.7 (X)

Maryland 103 .................. 421 904 100.0 80.4

Passenger revenues:

Charter 13 ......................... 5 636 1.3 (X)

Other 9 .......................... 6 490 1.5 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 58 .............. 17 139 4.1 (X)

International air freight 53 ........... 22 191 5.3 (X)

Domestic air mail 42 ................ 122 576 29.1 (X)

International air mail 42 ............. 11 398 2.7 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 9 ................... 277 .1 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 31 ... 107 970 25.6 (X)

Other services 10 .................. 4 653 1.1 (X)

Flight training and instruction 8 ..... 1 821 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 11 ............. 1 346 .3 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 15 ....... 3 742 .9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 116 665 27.7 (X)

Massachusetts 171 ............. 599 271 100.0 79.0

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 18 ............. 19 557 3.3 (X)

Scheduled international 28 .......... 142 624 23.8 (X)

Charter 43 ......................... 38 829 6.5 (X)

Other 11 .......................... 9 740 1.6 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 62 .............. 25 746 4.3 (X)

International air freight 71 ........... 46 254 7.7 (X)

Domestic air mail 52 ................ 203 004 33.9 (X)

International air mail 50 ............. 18 222 3.0 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 30 ................... 9 655 1.6 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 41 ... 10 536 1.8 (X)

Other services 10 .................. 51 427 8.6 (X) Aircraft rental or lease 17 ........... 1 245 .2 (X)

Flight training and instruction 17 ..... 1 001 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 23 ............. 11 828 2.0 (X)

New and used aircraft 13 ........... 2 428 .4 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 26 ....... 5 475 .9 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 1 507 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 193 (V) (X)

Michigan 271 ................... 809 568 100.0 85.6

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 17 ............. 94 303 11.7 (X)

Scheduled international 15 .......... 51 100 6.3 (X)

Charter 77 ......................... 85 685 10.6 (X)

Other 17 .......................... 41 630 5.1 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 103 .............. 140 570 17.4 (X)

International air freight 85 ........... 66 409 8.2 (X)

Domestic air mail 72 ................ 171 241 21.2 (X)

International air mail 65 ............. 13 363 1.7 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 51 ................... 19 089 2.4 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 96 ... 75 852 9.4 (X)

Other services 39 .................. 19 051 2.4 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 43 ........... 3 159 .4 (X)

Flight training and instruction 35 ..... 974 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 63 ............. 18 980 2.3 (X) New and used aircraft 6 ........... 1 028 .1 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 46 ....... 3 248 .4 (X)

Other merchandise 22 ................ 2 148 .3 (X)

Other sources 24 .................... 1 696 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 42 (V) (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments1

(number)

Revenue1 2

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Minnesota 140 ................. 356 409 100.0 78.1

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 6 ............. 25 548 7.2 (X)

Charter 37 ......................... 9 652 2.7 (X)

Other 9 .......................... 14 165 4.0 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 47 .............. 22 768 6.4 (X)

International air freight 39 ........... 29 374 8.2 (X)

Domestic air mail 37 ................ 118 004 33.1 (X)

International air mail 31 ............. 8 892 2.5 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 37 ................... 10 898 3.1 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 52 ... 16 202 4.6 (X)

Other services 21 .................. 20 802 5.8 (X) Aircraft rental or lease 27 ........... 1 394 .4 (X)

Flight training and instruction 24 ..... 973 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 40 ............. 22 956 6.4 (X)

New and used aircraft 13 ........... 4 160 1.2 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 38 ....... 14 550 4.1 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 1 473 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 34 598 9.7 (X)

Mississippi 55 ................. 74 488 100.0 92.8

Passenger revenues:

Charter 8 ......................... 876 1.2 (X)

Other 6 .......................... 2 197 3.0 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 13 .............. 2 057 2.8 (X)

International air freight 13 ........... 1 005 1.4 (X)

Domestic air mail 11 ................ 21 473 28.8 (X)

International air mail 12 ............. 3 049 4.1 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 9 ................... 2 654 3.6 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 20 ... 33 954 45.6 (X)

Other services 6 .................. 1 321 1.8 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 8 ........... 240 .3 (X)

Flight training and instruction 8 ..... 188 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 11 ............. 1 307 1.8 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 6 ....... 1 485 2.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 682 3.6 (X)

Missouri 170 ................... 309 067 100.0 80.8

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 11 ............. 3 126 1.0 (X)

Charter 51 ......................... 23 252 7.5 (X)

Other 16 .......................... 24 488 7.9 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 63 .............. 28 515 9.2 (X)

International air freight 54 ........... 17 213 5.6 (X) Domestic air mail 44 ................ 120 468 39.0 (X) International air mail 45 ............. 15 914 5.2 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 26 ................... 2 220 .7 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 58 ... 22 629 7.3 (X)

Other services 16 .................. 9 440 3.1 (X) Aircraft rental or lease 35 ........... 1 894 .6 (X)

Flight training and instruction 34 ..... 1 245 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 31 ............. 13 199 4.3 (X)

New and used aircraft 14 ........... 17 061 5.5 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 36 ....... 1 536 .5 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 765 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 6 102 2.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 11. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments1

(number)

Revenue1 2

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Montana 64 ................... 61 531 100.0 78.7

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 16 ............. 15 056 24.5 (X)

Charter 34 ......................... 5 344 8.7 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 30 .............. 7 800 12.7 (X)

International air freight 14 ........... 8 092 13.2 (X) Domestic air mail 20 ................ 11 260 18.3 (X) International air mail 12 ............. 1 061 1.7 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 11 ................... 515 .8 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 22 ... 4 256 6.9 (X)

Other services 18 .................. 1 022 1.7 (X) Aircraft rental or lease 14 ........... 715 1.2 (X)

Flight training and instruction 12 ..... 577 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 18 ............. 4 109 6.7 (X) New and used aircraft 11 ........... 792 1.3 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 13 ....... 515 .8 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 291 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 126 .2 (X)

Nevada 103 .................... 240 505 100.0 86.5

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 17 ............. 63 976 26.6 (X)

Charter 34 ......................... 37 181 15.5 (X)

Other 19 .......................... 20 586 8.6 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 22 .............. 6 023 2.5 (X)

International air freight 22 ........... 7 209 3.0 (X)

Domestic air mail 13 ................ 30 210 12.6 (X)

International air mail 14 ............. 2 779 1.2 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 22 ................... 10 516 4.4 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 22 ... 30 801 12.8 (X)

Other services 8 .................. 7 532 3.1 (X) Aircraft rental or lease 9 ........... 488 .2 (X)

Flight training and instruction 11 ..... 271 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 14 ............. 14 084 5.9 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 14 ....... 2 572 1.1 (X)

Food and beverages 6 ............ 408 .2 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 5 646 2.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 223 .1 (X)

New Hampshire 52 ............ 90 489 100.0 88.8

Passenger revenues:

Charter 16 ......................... 2 050 2.3 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 31 .............. 7 330 8.1 (X)

International air freight 19 ........... 3 202 3.5 (X)

Domestic air mail 20 ................ 34 296 37.9 (X)

International air mail 18 ............. 2 795 3.1 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 12 ................... 545 .6 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 14 ... 2 715 3.0 (X)

Other services 9 .................. 248 .3 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 9 ........... 765 .9 (X)

Flight training and instruction 10 ..... 199 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 11 ............. 1 457 1.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 34 887 38.6 (X)

New Jersey 218 ................ 1 050 424 100.0 77.8

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 9 ............. 15 585 1.5 (X)

Scheduled international 18 .......... 101 356 9.7 (X)

Charter 46 ......................... 102 377 9.8 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 94 .............. 63 816 6.1 (X)

International air freight 90 ........... 76 842 7.3 (X)

Domestic air mail 71 ................ 431 088 41.0 (X)

International air mail 74 ............. 40 553 3.9 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 44 ................... 48 231 4.6 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 62 ... 71 193 6.8 (X)

Other services 31 .................. 23 130 2.2 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 15 ........... 1 573 .2 (X)

Flight training and instruction 14 ..... 1 643 .2 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments1

(number)

Revenue1 2

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

New JerseymCon.

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 30 ............. 33 987 3.2 (X)

New and used aircraft 10 ........... 9 010 .9 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 27 ....... 25 617 2.4 (X)

Other merchandise 10 ................ 551 .1 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 3 595 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 277 (V) (X)

New York 602 .................. 4 249 868 100.0 82.4

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 43 ............. 344 066 8.1 (X)

Scheduled international 116 .......... 1 854 571 43.6 (X)

Charter 88 ......................... 142 247 3.4 (X)

Other 39 .......................... 24 123 .6 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 255 .............. 91 328 2.2 (X)

International air freight 336 ........... 661 522 15.6 (X) Domestic air mail 211 ................ 697 774 16.4 (X) International air mail 230 ............. 65 574 1.5 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 68 ................... 193 424 4.6 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 81 ... 74 004 1.7 (X)

Other services 56 .................. 55 945 1.3 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 34 ........... 8 950 .2 (X)

Flight training and instruction 27 ..... 2 296 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 47 ............. 13 035 .3 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 28 ....... 4 720 .1 (X)

Other sources 27 .................... 13 559 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 730 .1 (X)

North Carolina 185 ............. 625 473 100.0 92.3

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 23 ............. 151 525 24.2 (X)

Charter 53 ......................... 25 339 4.1 (X)

Other 22 .......................... 4 834 .8 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 79 .............. 96 639 15.5 (X)

International air freight 51 ........... 16 506 2.6 (X) Domestic air mail 55 ................ 151 913 24.3 (X) International air mail 45 ............. 12 156 1.9 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 53 ................... 16 118 2.6 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 65 ... 67 545 10.8 (X)

Other services 41 .................. 15 844 2.5 (X) Aircraft rental or lease 39 ........... 3 120 .5 (X)

Flight training and instruction 41 ..... 1 680 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 49 ............. 17 050 2.7 (X) New and used aircraft 10 ........... 20 924 3.4 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 38 ....... 20 165 3.2 (X)

Other merchandise 16 ................ 459 .1 (X)

Other sources 20 .................... 3 569 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 87 (V) (X)

North Dakota 28 .............. 21 096 100.0 89.2

Passenger revenues:

Charter 14 ......................... 2 078 9.9 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 16 .............. 724 3.4 (X)

International air freight 8 ........... 925 4.4 (X)

Domestic air mail 7 ................ 9 035 42.8 (X)

International air mail 7 ............. 934 4.4 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 6 ................... 246 1.2 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 15 ... 1 791 8.5 (X)

Other services 12 .................. 391 1.9 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 8 ........... 324 1.5 (X)

Flight training and instruction 8 ..... 253 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 6 ............. 2 436 11.6 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 10 ....... 447 2.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 512 7.2 (X)

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Table 11. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments1

(number)

Revenue1 2

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Ohio 270 ....................... 680 417 100.0 91.9

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 21 ............. 47 078 6.9 (X)

Scheduled international 11 .......... 5 796 .9 (X)

Charter 64 ......................... 45 288 6.7 (X)

Other 25 .......................... 14 757 2.2 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 135 .............. 150 919 22.2 (X)

International air freight 103 ........... 47 363 7.0 (X)

Domestic air mail 90 ................ 228 693 33.6 (X)

International air mail 87 ............. 17 213 2.5 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 83 ................... 7 608 1.1 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 93 ... 49 279 7.2 (X)

Other services 63 .................. 6 673 1.0 (X) Aircraft rental or lease 54 ........... 6 919 1.0 (X)

Flight training and instruction 57 ..... 1 610 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 81 ............. 22 715 3.3 (X)

New and used aircraft 13 ........... 12 442 1.8 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 68 ....... 14 397 2.1 (X)

Other merchandise 35 ................ 311 .1 (X)

Other sources 17 .................... 1 204 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 152 (V) (X)

Oregon 118 .................... 405 320 100.0 87.6

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 10 ............. 47 240 11.7 (X)

Charter 44 ......................... 120 626 29.8 (X)

Other 8 .......................... 6 392 1.6 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 55 .............. 25 990 6.4 (X)

International air freight 34 ........... 90 762 22.4 (X)

Domestic air mail 32 ................ 64 368 15.9 (X)

International air mail 24 ............. 4 585 1.1 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 22 ................... 4 311 1.1 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 43 ... 18 764 4.6 (X)

Other services 14 .................. 2 984 .7 (X) Aircraft rental or lease 35 ........... 1 996 .5 (X)

Flight training and instruction 25 ..... 870 .2 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 32 ............. 5 044 1.2 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 21 ....... 1 002 .3 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 8 979 2.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 407 .4 (X)

Pennsylvania 247 ............... 783 478 100.0 77.5

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 21 ............. 116 173 14.8 (X)

Scheduled international 22 .......... 157 806 20.1 (X)

Charter 72 ......................... 30 720 3.9 (X)

Other 7 .......................... 1 313 .2 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 106 .............. 33 709 4.3 (X)

International air freight 88 ........... 35 850 4.6 (X)

Domestic air mail 75 ................ 273 179 34.9 (X)

International air mail 76 ............. 25 559 3.3 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 70 ................... 30 928 4.0 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 67 ... 31 865 4.1 (X)

Other services 32 .................. 7 865 1.0 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 46 ........... 6 298 .8 (X)

Flight training and instruction 39 ..... 2 364 .3 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 60 ............. 10 434 1.3 (X) New and used aircraft 21 ........... 1 852 .2 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 39 ....... 16 456 2.1 (X)

Other merchandise 24 ................ 357 .1 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 735 .1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 15 (V) (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments1

(number)

Revenue1 2

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Rhode Island 23 .............. 35 383 100.0 89.0

Passenger revenues:

Charter 6 ......................... 1 049 3.0 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 8 .............. 4 172 11.8 (X)

International air freight 8 ........... 4 373 12.4 (X)

Domestic air mail 6 ................ 17 985 50.8 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Aircraft maintenance and repair 10 ... 2 331 6.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 6 ............. 742 2.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 731 13.4 (X)

South Carolina 93 ............. 190 884 100.0 87.7

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 9 ............. 10 733 5.6 (X)

Charter 21 ......................... 4 750 2.5 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 38 .............. 28 086 14.7 (X)

International air freight 27 ........... 11 324 5.9 (X) Domestic air mail 23 ................ 59 358 31.1 (X) International air mail 24 ............. 5 079 2.7 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 29 ................... 8 528 4.5 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 28 ... 12 104 6.3 (X)

Other services 20 .................. 4 282 2.2 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 18 ........... 1 230 .6 (X)

Flight training and instruction 13 ..... 678 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 28 ............. 8 044 4.2 (X)

New and used aircraft 7 ........... 23 529 12.3 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 21 ....... 12 590 6.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 569 .3 (X)

South Dakota 45 .............. 36 239 100.0 80.5

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 7 ............. 11 174 30.8 (X)

Charter 17 ......................... 4 943 13.6 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 18 .............. 1 294 3.6 (X)

International air freight 9 ........... 603 1.7 (X)

Domestic air mail 12 ................ 7 800 21.5 (X)

International air mail 7 ............. 807 2.2 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 13 ................... 759 2.1 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 17 ... 2 389 6.6 (X)

Other services 8 .................. 416 1.2 (X) Aircraft rental or lease 12 ........... 475 1.3 (X)

Flight training and instruction 11 ..... 327 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 18 ............. 3 824 10.6 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 12 ....... 599 1.7 (X)

Other merchandise 6 ................ 76 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 753 2.1 (X)

Tennessee 195 ................. 575 810 100.0 93.3

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 9 ............. 138 924 24.1 (X)

Charter 39 ......................... 16 378 2.8 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 100 .............. 31 126 5.4 (X)

International air freight 90 ........... 15 010 2.6 (X)

Domestic air mail 79 ................ 246 211 42.8 (X)

International air mail 82 ............. 28 547 5.0 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 39 ................... 21 910 3.8 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 40 ... 29 089 5.1 (X)

Other services 25 .................. 9 990 1.7 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 20 ........... 863 .2 (X)

Flight training and instruction 17 ..... 326 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 35 ............. 15 859 2.8 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 28 ....... 12 857 2.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 8 720 1.5 (X)

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Table 11. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments1

(number)

Revenue1 2

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Texas 762 ..................... 2 576 031 100.0 82.8

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 35 ............. 218 556 8.5 (X)

Scheduled international 49 .......... 357 919 13.9 (X)

Charter 92 ......................... 91 653 3.6 (X)

Other 57 .......................... 93 401 3.6 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 256 .............. 158 905 6.2 (X)

International air freight 242 ........... 128 142 5.0 (X) Domestic air mail 179 ................ 461 790 17.9 (X) International air mail 183 ............. 36 169 1.4 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 141 ................... 177 676 6.9 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 232 ... 643 758 25.0 (X)

Other services 89 .................. 56 881 2.2 (X) Aircraft rental or lease 54 ........... 3 256 .1 (X)

Flight training and instruction 36 ..... 2 134 .1 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 91 ............. 50 094 1.9 (X) New and used aircraft 20 ........... 13 457 .5 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 119 ....... 54 392 2.1 (X)

Other sources 48 .................... 27 172 1.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 676 (V) (X)

Vermont 22 ................... 26 283 100.0 80.9

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 9 .............. 6 041 23.0 (X)

International air freight 6 ........... 451 1.7 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 6 ................... 202 .8 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 9 ... 1 187 4.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 6 ............. 1 381 5.3 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 7 ....... 459 1.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 16 562 63.0 (X)

Virginia 209 .................... 557 411 100.0 82.8

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 20 ............. 130 786 23.5 (X)

Scheduled international 10 .......... 40 042 7.2 (X)

Charter 41 ......................... 17 169 3.1 (X)

Other 12 .......................... 3 878 .7 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 94 .............. 29 290 5.3 (X)

International air freight 82 ........... 25 077 4.5 (X)

Domestic air mail 74 ................ 143 408 25.7 (X)

International air mail 70 ............. 12 978 2.3 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 31 ................... 12 333 2.2 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 65 ... 82 111 14.7 (X)

Other services 32 .................. 13 994 2.5 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 20 ........... 2 040 .4 (X)

Flight training and instruction 20 ..... 2 018 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 30 ............. 31 313 5.6 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 28 ....... 5 185 .9 (X)

Other merchandise 10 ................ 838 .2 (X)

Other sources 21 .................... 3 863 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 088 .2 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments1

(number)

Revenue1 2

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Washington 242 ................ 664 475 100.0 83.7

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 17 ............. 114 357 17.2 (X)

Scheduled international 17 .......... 66 861 10.1 (X)

Charter 63 ......................... 35 830 5.4 (X)

Other 10 .......................... 19 958 3.0 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 92 .............. 26 914 4.1 (X)

International air freight 75 ........... 51 925 7.8 (X) Domestic air mail 68 ................ 134 051 20.2 (X) International air mail 60 ............. 11 766 1.8 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 42 ................... 11 370 1.7 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 77 ... 150 337 22.6 (X)

Other services 40 .................. 8 155 1.2 (X) Aircraft rental or lease 43 ........... 7 892 1.2 (X)

Flight training and instruction 41 ..... 2 816 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise: Fuels and lubricants 41 ............. 15 269 2.3 (X) New and used aircraft 13 ........... 501 .1 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 40 ....... 2 390 .4 (X)

Other merchandise 28 ................ 493 .1 (X)

Other sources 32 .................... 3 318 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 272 (V) (X)

West Virginia 48 .............. 68 166 100.0 80.4

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 16 ............. 18 725 27.5 (X)

Charter 18 ......................... 5 207 7.6 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 25 .............. 3 360 4.9 (X)

International air freight 13 ........... 987 1.5 (X)

Domestic air mail 11 ................ 19 940 29.3 (X)

International air mail 9 ............. 1 785 2.6 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Aircraft maintenance and repair 9 ... 13 773 20.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 7 ............. 1 327 2.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 062 4.5 (X)

Wisconsin 123 ................. 487 554 100.0 89.5

Passenger revenues:

Scheduled domestic 11 ............. 13 034 2.7 (X)

Charter 41 ......................... 29 969 6.2 (X)

Freight revenues (including courier

services):

Domestic air freight 47 .............. 30 901 6.3 (X)

International air freight 38 ........... 10 161 2.1 (X)

Domestic air mail 30 ................ 75 557 15.5 (X)

International air mail 33 ............. 6 444 1.3 (X)

Airport and aircraft services:

Ramp service, parking, tiedown,

and storage 36 ................... 2 436 .5 (X)

Aircraft maintenance and repair 59 ... 104 454 21.4 (X)

Other services 25 .................. 4 040 .8 (X)

Aircraft rental or lease 36 ........... 2 650 .5 (X)

Flight training and instruction 33 ..... 1 990 .4 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Fuels and lubricants 43 ............. 10 855 2.2 (X)

New and used aircraft 28 ........... 18 731 3.8 (X)

Aircraft parts and supplies 34 ....... 11 580 2.4 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 17 355 3.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 147 397 30.2 (X)

1Data do not include large, certificated passenger carriers that report to the Office of Airline Statistics, U.S. Department of Transportation.

2At any level of industry detail, if the revenue for a particular revenue line is not a minimal percentage of total revenue for the industry, the data for the line are included in " All other

revenue."

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Table 12. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

United States 844 ............ 7 063 056 100.0 94.6

Pipeline transportation:

Crude petroleum (X) ................ 4 177 472 59.2 (X)

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 2 066 919 29.3 (X)

Coal and coal slurry (X) ............. 139 957 2.0 (X)

Other products (X) .................. 585 972 8.3 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 92 736 1.3 (X)

Alabama 14 ................... 123 029 100.0 100.0

Pipeline transportation:

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 118 918 96.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 111 3.3 (X)

Alaska 9 ..................... 2 218 608 100.0 100.0

Pipeline transportation:

Crude petroleum (X) ................ 2 204 489 99.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 14 119 .6 (X)

California 55 .................. 187 054 100.0 98.4

Pipeline transportation:

Crude petroleum (X) ................ 99 651 53.3 (X)

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 81 395 43.5 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 5 554 3.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 454 .2 (X)

Colorado 18 .................. 45 402 100.0 99.4

Pipeline transportation:

Crude petroleum (X) ................ 14 439 31.8 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 7 117 15.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 23 846 52.5 (X)

Florida 13 ..................... 27 382 100.0 73.1

Pipeline transportation:

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 17 218 62.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 10 164 37.1 (X)

Georgia 29 .................... 106 959 100.0 96.7

Pipeline transportation:

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 106 939 100.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 20 (V) (X)

Illinois 41 ..................... 260 232 100.0 95.5

Pipeline transportation:

Crude petroleum (X) ................ 160 529 61.7 (X)

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 90 851 34.9 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 4 756 1.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 096 1.6 (X)

Indiana 20 .................... 49 583 100.0 89.9

Pipeline transportation:

Crude petroleum (X) ................ 18 108 36.5 (X)

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 20 311 41.0 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 6 402 12.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 762 9.6 (X)

Iowa 18 ....................... 57 461 100.0 100.0

Pipeline transportation:

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 25 630 44.6 (X)

Other products (X) .................. 23 292 40.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 8 539 14.9 (X)

Kansas 42 .................... 200 726 100.0 97.8

Pipeline transportation:

Crude petroleum (X) ................ 38 022 18.9 (X)

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 93 439 46.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 69 265 34.5 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Louisiana 54 .................. 438 873 100.0 96.2

Pipeline transportation:

Crude petroleum (X) ................ 262 038 59.7 (X)

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 140 710 32.1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 10 468 2.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 25 657 5.9 (X)

Michigan 11 ................... 136 925 100.0 100.0

Pipeline transportation:

Crude petroleum (X) ................ 94 266 68.8 (X)

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 35 868 26.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 6 791 5.0 (X)

Minnesota 8 ................. 123 705 100.0 100.0

Pipeline transportation:

Other products (X) .................. 26 473 21.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 97 232 78.6 (X)

Mississippi 23 ................. 146 718 100.0 99.9

Pipeline transportation:

Crude petroleum (X) ................ 50 561 34.5 (X)

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 95 073 64.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 084 .7 (X)

Missouri 16 ................... 83 451 100.0 100.0

Pipeline transportation:

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 55 324 66.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 28 127 33.7 (X)

Montana 14 ................... 46 603 100.0 100.0

Pipeline transportation:

Crude petroleum (X) ................ 32 481 69.7 (X)

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 13 898 29.8 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 224 .5 (X)

Nebraska 15 .................. 35 832 100.0 99.0

Pipeline transportation:

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 27 592 77.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 8 240 23.0 (X)

New Mexico 22 ............... 87 503 100.0 96.3

Pipeline transportation:

Crude petroleum (X) ................ 25 585 29.2 (X)

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 17 036 19.5 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 164 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 44 718 51.1 (X)

Oklahoma 43 .................. 270 775 100.0 95.6

Pipeline transportation:

Crude petroleum (X) ................ 112 383 41.5 (X)

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 131 584 48.6 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 903 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 25 905 9.6 (X)

South Carolina 10 ............. 46 287 100.0 100.0

Pipeline transportation:

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 46 287 100.0 (X)

Tennessee 11 ................. 30 294 100.0 100.0

Pipeline transportation:

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 15 298 50.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 14 996 49.5 (X)

Texas 183 ..................... 1 428 939 100.0 94.7

Pipeline transportation:

Crude petroleum (X) ................ 682 364 47.8 (X)

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 454 471 31.8 (X)

Other products (X) .................. 274 283 19.2 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 17 788 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 33 (V) (X)

Wyoming 27 .................. 47 336 100.0 66.0

Pipeline transportation:

Crude petroleum (X) ................ 31 201 65.9 (X)

Refined petroleum products (X) ...... 9 488 20.0 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 572 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 6 075 12.8 (X)

1At any level of industry detail, if the revenue for a particular revenue line is not a minimal percentage of total revenue for the industry, the data for the line are included in " All other

revenue."

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Table 13. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

United States 31 ............ 793 10 572 781 100.0 81.0

Commissions and other retail sales 29 . 346 6 574 813 62.2 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 13 299 2 015 153 19.1 (X)

Other travel-related services 11 ........ 622 1 896 797 17.9 (X)

Other sources 3 .................... 804 86 018 .8 (X)

Alabama 191 ................... 51 296 100.0 65.3

Commissions and other retail sales 180 . 44 456 86.7 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 81 4 962 9.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 60 ........ 1 504 2.9 (X)

Other sources 33 .................... 374 .7 (X)

Alaska 175 ..................... 48 069 100.0 64.7

Commissions and other retail sales 150 . 35 599 74.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 84 10 352 21.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 47 ........ 2 058 4.3 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 60 .1 (X)

Arizona 559 .................... 168 066 100.0 86.3

Commissions and other retail sales 508 . 103 825 61.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 256 58 212 34.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 238 ........ 4 534 2.7 (X)

Other sources 58 .................... 1 495 .9 (X)

Arkansas 121 .................. 17 018 100.0 69.7

Commissions and other retail sales 115 . 15 317 90.0 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 40 1 122 6.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 36 ........ 571 3.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 8 .1 (X)

California 4 .................. 843 1 463 317 100.0 79.4

Commissions and other retail sales 4 . 488 956 844 65.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 1 986 359 026 24.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 1 ........ 847 137 852 9.4 (X)

Other sources 579 .................... 9 595 .7 (X)

Colorado 643 .................. 413 280 100.0 95.5

Commissions and other retail sales 600 . 126 147 30.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 262 25 048 6.1 (X)

Other travel-related services 259 ........ 260 543 63.0 (X)

Other sources 90 .................... 1 542 .4 (X)

Connecticut 612 ................ 186 853 100.0 85.2

Commissions and other retail sales 580 . 129 030 69.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 261 50 008 26.8 (X)

Other travel-related services 226 ........ 6 263 3.4 (X)

Other sources 71 .................... 1 552 .8 (X)

Delaware 69 .................. 44 566 100.0 95.5

Commissions and other retail sales 64 . 39 517 88.7 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 27 4 007 9.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 24 ........ 1 003 2.3 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 39 .1 (X)

District of Columbia 267 ........ 95 681 100.0 77.6

Commissions and other retail sales 252 . 76 062 79.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 90 16 655 17.4 (X)

Other travel-related services 75 ........ 2 532 2.7 (X)

Other sources 21 .................... 432 .5 (X)

Florida 2 ..................... 732 953 208 100.0 72.9

Commissions and other retail sales 2 . 445 474 785 49.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 1 136 168 897 17.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 966 ........ 300 730 31.6 (X)

Other sources 315 .................... 8 796 .9 (X)

Georgia 702 .................... 325 607 100.0 90.5

Commissions and other retail sales 663 . 175 530 53.9 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 290 25 946 8.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 267 ........ 122 994 37.8 (X)

Other sources 90 .................... 1 137 .4 (X)

Hawaii 553 ..................... 362 211 100.0 79.3

Commissions and other retail sales 460 . 132 971 36.7 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 278 164 850 45.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 154 ........ 57 325 15.8 (X)

Other sources 103 .................... 7 065 2.0 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Idaho 99 ...................... 21 091 100.0 86.6

Commissions and other retail sales 94 . 18 446 87.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 33 1 399 6.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 39 ........ 1 005 4.8 (X)

Other sources 18 .................... 241 1.1 (X)

Illinois 1 ..................... 679 789 699 100.0 85.0

Commissions and other retail sales 1 . 558 439 670 55.7 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 673 97 574 12.4 (X)

Other travel-related services 586 ........ 246 346 31.2 (X)

Other sources 189 .................... 6 109 .8 (X)

Indiana 386 .................... 69 172 100.0 78.5

Commissions and other retail sales 362 . 59 810 86.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 176 7 252 10.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 121 ........ 1 609 2.3 (X)

Other sources 50 .................... 501 .7 (X)

Iowa 242 ....................... 43 028 100.0 84.7

Commissions and other retail sales 227 . 34 388 79.9 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 141 7 305 17.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 101 ........ 997 2.3 (X)

Other sources 38 .................... 338 .8 (X)

Kansas 216 .................... 64 381 100.0 86.4

Commissions and other retail sales 201 . 40 144 62.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 110 21 637 33.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 106 ........ 2 307 3.6 (X)

Other sources 27 .................... 293 .5 (X)

Kentucky 187 .................. 43 446 100.0 85.3

Commissions and other retail sales 173 . 33 426 76.9 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 81 6 413 14.8 (X)

Other travel-related services 73 ........ 2 685 6.2 (X)

Other sources 21 .................... 922 2.1 (X)

Louisiana 320 .................. 57 011 100.0 64.1

Commissions and other retail sales 298 . 44 704 78.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 136 8 635 15.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 121 ........ 3 446 6.0 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 226 .4 (X)

Maine 118 ...................... 17 364 100.0 82.1

Commissions and other retail sales 103 . 14 835 85.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 53 1 683 9.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 37 ........ 828 4.8 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 18 .1 (X)

Maryland 492 .................. 119 856 100.0 78.8

Commissions and other retail sales 467 . 96 924 80.9 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 161 16 175 13.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 176 ........ 5 325 4.4 (X)

Other sources 49 .................... 1 432 1.2 (X)

Massachusetts 1 ............. 153 372 887 100.0 83.6

Commissions and other retail sales 1 . 085 255 412 68.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 598 95 196 25.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 494 ........ 19 544 5.2 (X)

Other sources 214 .................... 2 735 .7 (X)

Michigan 911 ................... 255 069 100.0 86.0

Commissions and other retail sales 858 . 194 613 76.3 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 446 36 523 14.3 (X)

Other travel-related services 413 ........ 20 569 8.1 (X)

Other sources 145 .................... 3 364 1.3 (X)

Minnesota 545 ................. 202 200 100.0 75.8

Commissions and other retail sales 510 . 112 359 55.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 241 52 984 26.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 213 ........ 36 202 17.9 (X)

Other sources 59 .................... 655 .3 (X)

Mississippi 107 ................. 19 148 100.0 70.5

Commissions and other retail sales 94 . 15 136 79.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 40 2 014 10.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 39 ........ 1 537 8.0 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 461 2.4 (X)

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Table 13. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Missouri 470 ................... 514 687 100.0 95.9

Commissions and other retail sales 419 . 151 248 29.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 215 30 771 6.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 190 ........ 331 550 64.4 (X)

Other sources 68 .................... 1 118 .2 (X)

Montana 112 ................... 14 204 100.0 78.8

Commissions and other retail sales 108 . 11 740 82.7 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 64 1 581 11.1 (X)

Other travel-related services 60 ........ 668 4.7 (X)

Other sources 27 .................... 215 1.5 (X)

Nebraska 149 .................. 33 948 100.0 73.9

Commissions and other retail sales 145 . 28 865 85.0 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 78 4 338 12.8 (X)

Other travel-related services 44 ........ 261 .8 (X)

Other sources 28 .................... 484 1.4 (X)

Nevada 214 .................... 100 532 100.0 79.3

Commissions and other retail sales 181 . 79 071 78.7 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 115 17 855 17.8 (X)

Other travel-related services 89 ........ 2 815 2.8 (X)

Other sources 24 .................... 791 .8 (X)

New Hampshire 140 ............ 23 253 100.0 79.6

Commissions and other retail sales 134 . 19 401 83.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 60 3 173 13.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 47 ........ 525 2.3 (X)

Other sources 18 .................... 154 .7 (X)

New Jersey 1 ................ 310 342 158 100.0 74.7

Commissions and other retail sales 1 . 207 246 341 72.0 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 479 74 423 21.8 (X)

Other travel-related services 430 ........ 16 855 4.9 (X)

Other sources 114 .................... 4 539 1.3 (X)

New Mexico 151 ............... 30 465 100.0 87.5

Commissions and other retail sales 137 . 22 707 74.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 47 4 915 16.1 (X)

Other travel-related services 51 ........ 2 626 8.6 (X)

Other sources 32 .................... 217 .7 (X)

New York 3 .................. 105 1 045 839 100.0 76.4

Commissions and other retail sales 2 . 819 729 012 69.7 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 1 088 241 069 23.1 (X)

Other travel-related services 902 ........ 69 542 6.7 (X)

Other sources 279 .................... 6 216 .6 (X)

North Carolina 489 ............. 113 694 100.0 85.3

Commissions and other retail sales 448 . 92 155 81.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 222 16 157 14.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 204 ........ 4 284 3.8 (X)

Other sources 66 .................... 1 098 1.0 (X)

Ohio 867 ....................... 209 898 100.0 84.1

Commissions and other retail sales 822 . 174 922 83.3 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 405 21 409 10.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 380 ........ 11 416 5.4 (X)

Other sources 135 .................... 2 151 1.0 (X)

Oklahoma 239 .................. 45 249 100.0 82.1

Commissions and other retail sales 229 . 38 417 84.9 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 123 4 336 9.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 93 ........ 1 773 3.9 (X)

Other sources 35 .................... 723 1.6 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Oregon 389 .................... 97 541 100.0 81.8

Commissions and other retail sales 357 . 65 796 67.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 161 16 306 16.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 149 ........ 13 388 13.7 (X)

Other sources 69 .................... 2 051 2.1 (X)

Pennsylvania 1 ............... 188 329 846 100.0 83.1

Commissions and other retail sales 1 . 109 236 616 71.7 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 450 64 177 19.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 368 ........ 26 965 8.2 (X)

Other sources 113 .................... 2 088 .6 (X)

South Carolina 218 ............. 43 069 100.0 78.5

Commissions and other retail sales 195 . 33 702 78.3 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 92 7 569 17.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 70 ........ 1 575 3.7 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 223 .5 (X)

Tennessee 369 ................. 99 123 100.0 80.9

Commissions and other retail sales 345 . 78 584 79.3 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 153 10 596 10.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 162 ........ 9 063 9.1 (X)

Other sources 33 .................... 880 .9 (X)

Texas 1 ..................... 809 490 811 100.0 78.3

Commissions and other retail sales 1 . 706 392 141 79.9 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 821 54 775 11.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 759 ........ 35 399 7.2 (X)

Other sources 225 .................... 8 496 1.7 (X)

Utah 179 ....................... 76 334 100.0 82.7

Commissions and other retail sales 157 . 50 958 66.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 71 7 312 9.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 47 ........ 17 780 23.3 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 284 .4 (X)

Vermont 71 ................... 20 079 100.0 64.9

Commissions and other retail sales 61 . 12 876 64.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 24 6 486 32.3 (X)

Other travel-related services 15 ........ 142 .7 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 575 2.9 (X)

Virginia 692 .................... 264 410 100.0 88.6

Commissions and other retail sales 650 . 148 965 56.3 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 238 26 458 10.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 237 ........ 88 406 33.4 (X)

Other sources 70 .................... 581 .2 (X)

Washington 814 ................ 279 785 100.0 61.0

Commissions and other retail sales 751 . 157 822 56.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 272 104 795 37.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 286 ........ 14 785 5.3 (X)

Other sources 96 .................... 2 383 .9 (X)

West Virginia 62 .............. 14 167 100.0 70.5

Commissions and other retail sales 54 . 9 179 64.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 27 4 625 32.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 12 ........ 351 2.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 12 .1 (X)

Wisconsin 535 ................. 130 316 100.0 87.8

Commissions and other retail sales 493 . 87 189 66.9 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 269 37 394 28.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 209 ........ 4 746 3.6 (X)

Other sources 66 .................... 987 .8 (X)

1At any level of industry detail, if the revenue for a particular revenue line is not a minimal percentage of total revenue for the industry, the data for the line are included in " All other

revenue."2Revenue consists of difference between the selling price of tours and the amount paid to suppliers.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Albany–Schenectady–Troy,

NY MSA 87 .................. 18 000 100.0 83.3

Commissions and other retail sales 84 . 15 781 87.7 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 32 1 550 8.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 32 ........ 588 3.3 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 81 .5 (X)

Albuquerque, NM MSA 67 ..... 18 958 100.0 96.0

Commissions and other retail sales 63 . 13 202 69.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 20 3 759 19.8 (X)

Other travel-related services 25 ........ 1 811 9.6 (X)

Other sources 20 .................... 186 1.0 (X)

Allentown–Bethlehem–

Easton, PA MSA 65 .......... 21 073 100.0 84.7

Commissions and other retail sales 59 . 14 585 69.2 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 23 6 365 30.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 12 ........ 109 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 14 .1 (X)

Anchorage, AK MSA 88 ....... 28 522 100.0 65.6

Commissions and other retail sales 78 . 22 102 77.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 47 5 539 19.4 (X)

Other travel-related services 24 ........ 861 3.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 20 .1 (X)

Appleton–Oshkosh–Neenah,

WI MSA 27 ................... 9 786 100.0 91.4

Commissions and other retail sales 24 . 6 157 62.9 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 15 2 265 23.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 13 ........ 1 318 13.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 46 .5 (X)

Asheville, NC MSA 16 ......... 5 265 100.0 69.0

Commissions and other retail sales 14 . 3 283 62.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 9 1 543 29.3 (X)

Other travel-related services 9 ........ 414 7.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 25 .5 (X)

Atlanta, GA MSA 538 ........... 294 669 100.0 91.5

Commissions and other retail sales 506 . 149 215 50.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 222 22 758 7.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 213 ........ 121 858 41.4 (X)

Other sources 67 .................... 838 .3 (X)

Augusta–Aiken, GA–SC

MSA 23 ...................... 3 535 100.0 64.9

Commissions and other retail sales 21 . 3 177 89.9 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 6 123 3.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 11 ........ 157 4.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 78 2.2 (X)

Austin–San Marcos, TX

MSA 102 ...................... 27 435 100.0 78.1

Commissions and other retail sales 94 . 21 186 77.2 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 47 4 056 14.8 (X)

Other travel-related services 46 ........ 2 006 7.3 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 187 .7 (X)

Bakersfield, CA MSA 28 ....... 4 832 100.0 81.6

Commissions and other retail sales 28 . 4 083 84.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 11 404 8.4 (X)

Other travel-related services 11 ........ 114 2.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 231 4.8 (X)

Billings, MT MSA 17 ........... 2 588 100.0 85.2

Commissions and other retail sales 15 . 2 164 83.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 13 148 5.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 13 ........ 242 9.4 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 34 1.3 (X)

Biloxi–Gulfport–Pascagoula,

MS MSA 19 .................. 2 822 100.0 91.8

Commissions and other retail sales 17 . 2 326 82.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 6 111 3.9 (X)

Other travel-related services 6 ........ 249 8.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 136 4.8 (X)

Bismarck, ND MSA 11 ......... 1 686 100.0 74.7

Commissions and other retail sales 10 . 1 404 83.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 282 16.7 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Boise City, ID MSA 30 ......... 9 961 100.0 90.9

Commissions and other retail sales 28 . 9 208 92.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 8 429 4.3 (X)

Other travel-related services 17 ........ 219 2.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 105 1.1 (X)

Boston, MA–NH PMSA 790 ...... 304 255 100.0 84.3

Commissions and other retail sales 743 . 202 473 66.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 433 82 594 27.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 352 ........ 16 691 5.5 (X)

Other sources 174 .................... 2 497 .8 (X)

Fitchburg–Leominster, MA

PMSA 14 ..................... 1 994 100.0 80.3

Commissions and other retail sales 14 . 1 835 92.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 159 8.0 (X)

Lawrence, MA–NH PMSA 47 ... 6 712 100.0 63.7

Commissions and other retail sales 46 . 5 910 88.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 25 589 8.8 (X)

Other travel-related services 22 ........ 203 3.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 10 .2 (X)

Manchester, NH PMSA 14 ..... 2 894 100.0 83.2

Commissions and other retail sales 14 . 2 475 85.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 7 330 11.4 (X)

Other travel-related services 6 ........ 43 1.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 46 1.6 (X)

New Bedford, MA PMSA 20 .... 3 155 100.0 82.6

Commissions and other retail sales 20 . 1 942 61.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 11 1 063 33.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 8 ........ 118 3.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 32 1.0 (X)

Worcester, MA–CT PMSA 50 ... 10 091 100.0 87.5

Commissions and other retail sales 49 . 8 891 88.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 30 851 8.4 (X)

Other travel-related services 26 ........ 284 2.8 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 65 .6 (X)

Brownsville–Harlingen–San

Benito, TX MSA 20 ........... 2 594 100.0 68.4

Commissions and other retail sales 19 . 2 093 80.7 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 10 300 11.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 11 ........ 139 5.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 62 2.4 (X)

Canton–Massillon, OH MSA 31 . 6 211 100.0 86.8

Commissions and other retail sales 30 . 5 033 81.0 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 16 992 16.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 12 ........ 135 2.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 51 .8 (X)

Cedar Rapids, IA MSA 25 ...... 6 647 100.0 70.6

Commissions and other retail sales 23 . 5 231 78.7 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 20 1 275 19.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 14 ........ 67 1.0 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 74 1.1 (X)

Charleston–North

Charleston, SC MSA 41 ....... 12 026 100.0 64.4

Commissions and other retail sales 34 . 8 917 74.2 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 17 2 295 19.1 (X)

Other travel-related services 10 ........ 814 6.8 (X)

Charlotte–Gastonia–Rock

Hill, NC–SC MSA 130 .......... 26 898 100.0 86.5

Commissions and other retail sales 126 . 23 598 87.7 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 55 2 586 9.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 43 ........ 519 1.9 (X)

Other sources 17 .................... 195 .7 (X)

Cheyenne, WY MSA 12 ........ 1 622 100.0 89.8

Commissions and other retail sales 11 . 1 284 79.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 338 20.8 (X)

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Table 14. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Chicago–Gary–Kenosha, IL–

IN–WI CMSA 1 .............. 481 750 598 100.0 85.1

Commissions and other retail sales 1 . 370 408 976 54.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 577 90 794 12.1 (X)

Other travel-related services 493 ........ 245 381 32.7 (X)

Other sources 170 .................... 5 447 .7 (X)

Chicago, IL PMSA 1 .......... 403 742 293 100.0 85.1

Commissions and other retail sales 1 . 293 401 310 54.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 553 90 374 12.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 474 ........ 245 234 33.0 (X)

Other sources 163 .................... 5 375 .7 (X)

Gary, IN PMSA 61 ............. 5 442 100.0 75.3

Commissions and other retail sales 61 . 5 096 93.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 16 219 4.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 13 ........ 56 1.0 (X)

Other sources 6 .................... 71 1.3 (X)

Cincinnati–Hamilton, OH–

KY–IN CMSA 141 .............. 51 240 100.0 86.2

Commissions and other retail sales 133 . 38 039 74.2 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 67 5 113 10.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 69 ........ 7 450 14.5 (X)

Other sources 21 .................... 638 1.3 (X)

Cincinnati, OH–KY–IN

PMSA 127 ..................... 48 712 100.0 86.1

Commissions and other retail sales 119 . 35 645 73.2 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 62 4 991 10.3 (X)

Other travel-related services 64 ........ 7 438 15.3 (X)

Other sources 21 .................... 638 1.3 (X)

Hamilton–Middletown, OH

PMSA 14 ..................... 2 528 100.0 88.7

Commissions and other retail sales 14 . 2 394 94.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 134 5.3 (X)

Cleveland–Akron, OH

CMSA 324 .................... 74 356 100.0 81.7

Commissions and other retail sales 311 . 64 775 87.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 138 6 705 9.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 145 ........ 2 381 3.2 (X)

Other sources 48 .................... 495 .7 (X)

Akron, OH PMSA 62 ........... 12 416 100.0 92.1

Commissions and other retail sales 61 . 11 241 90.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 33 859 6.9 (X)

Other travel-related services 27 ........ 194 1.6 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 122 1.0 (X)

Cleveland–Lorain–Elyria, OH

PMSA 262 ..................... 61 940 100.0 79.5

Commissions and other retail sales 250 . 53 534 86.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 105 5 846 9.4 (X)

Other travel-related services 118 ........ 2 187 3.5 (X)

Other sources 36 .................... 373 .6 (X)

Colorado Springs, CO MSA 58 . 11 807 100.0 90.6

Commissions and other retail sales 57 . 10 267 87.0 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 25 647 5.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 28 ........ 854 7.2 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 39 .3 (X)

Columbia, SC MSA 32 ......... 6 300 100.0 85.4

Commissions and other retail sales 31 . 5 490 87.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 13 678 10.8 (X)

Other travel-related services 11 ........ 132 2.1 (X)

Columbus, OH MSA 121 ........ 26 323 100.0 79.5

Commissions and other retail sales 114 . 22 021 83.7 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 67 2 840 10.8 (X)

Other travel-related services 48 ........ 920 3.5 (X)

Other sources 30 .................... 542 2.1 (X)

Corpus Christi, TX MSA 24 .... 4 548 100.0 76.0

Commissions and other retail sales 23 . 3 510 77.2 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 8 401 8.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 637 14.0 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Dallas–Fort Worth, TX

CMSA 613 .................... 210 815 100.0 82.9

Commissions and other retail sales 590 . 169 631 80.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 301 19 912 9.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 264 ........ 18 132 8.6 (X)

Other sources 77 .................... 3 140 1.5 (X)

Dallas, TX PMSA 467 ........... 165 786 100.0 83.3

Commissions and other retail sales 447 . 131 463 79.3 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 230 15 684 9.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 206 ........ 16 568 10.0 (X)

Other sources 65 .................... 2 071 1.3 (X)

Fort Worth–Arlington, TX

PMSA 146 ..................... 45 029 100.0 81.5

Commissions and other retail sales 143 . 38 168 84.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 71 4 228 9.4 (X)

Other travel-related services 58 ........ 1 564 3.5 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 1 069 2.4 (X)

Dayton–Springfield, OH

MSA 76 ...................... 26 327 100.0 93.7

Commissions and other retail sales 75 . 23 474 89.2 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 46 1 361 5.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 29 ........ 958 3.6 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 534 2.0 (X)

Daytona Beach, FL MSA 67 .... 9 520 100.0 61.6

Commissions and other retail sales 65 . 7 210 75.7 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 23 569 6.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 24 ........ 1 573 16.5 (X)

Other sources 11 .................... 168 1.8 (X)

Decatur, IL MSA 9 ........... 2 115 100.0 70.7

Commissions and other retail sales 9 . 1 817 85.9 (X)

Other travel-related services 6 ........ 96 4.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 202 9.6 (X)

Boulder–Longmont, CO

PMSA 67 ..................... 14 832 100.0 96.0

Commissions and other retail sales 65 . 12 842 86.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 26 1 526 10.3 (X)

Other travel-related services 34 ........ 389 2.6 (X)

Other sources 11 .................... 75 .5 (X)

Denver, CO PMSA 365 .......... 357 627 100.0 97.5

Commissions and other retail sales 342 . 82 813 23.2 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 139 16 063 4.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 137 ........ 258 297 72.2 (X)

Other sources 48 .................... 454 .1 (X)

Des Moines, IA MSA 52 ....... 10 570 100.0 80.8

Commissions and other retail sales 47 . 8 192 77.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 30 1 903 18.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 16 ........ 374 3.5 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 101 1.0 (X)

Detroit–Ann Arbor–Flint, MI

CMSA 592 .................... 178 487 100.0 85.4

Commissions and other retail sales 564 . 134 173 75.2 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 275 24 699 13.8 (X)

Other travel-related services 261 ........ 17 324 9.7 (X)

Other sources 84 .................... 2 291 1.3 (X)

Ann Arbor, MI PMSA 53 ....... 14 053 100.0 89.5

Commissions and other retail sales 51 . 11 609 82.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 25 1 720 12.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 15 ........ 675 4.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 49 .4 (X)

Detroit, MI PMSA 505 ........... 159 987 100.0 85.1

Commissions and other retail sales 481 . 118 610 74.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 239 22 682 14.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 227 ........ 16 479 10.3 (X)

Other sources 77 .................... 2 216 1.4 (X)

Flint, MI PMSA 34 ............. 4 447 100.0 84.7

Commissions and other retail sales 32 . 3 954 88.9 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 11 297 6.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 19 ........ 170 3.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 26 .6 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Duluth–Superior, MN–WI

MSA 27 ...................... 2 771 100.0 80.1

Commissions and other retail sales 26 . 2 365 85.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 16 294 10.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 8 ........ 112 4.0 (X)

Eau Claire, WI MSA 8 ........ 3 807 100.0 78.9

Commissions and other retail sales 7 . 1 970 51.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 837 48.3 (X)

Erie, PA MSA 13 .............. 2 533 100.0 90.6

Commissions and other retail sales 13 . 2 297 90.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 236 9.3 (X)

Evansville–Henderson, IN–

KY MSA 17 .................. 3 135 100.0 81.8

Commissions and other retail sales 14 . 2 702 86.2 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 7 191 6.1 (X)

Other travel-related services 7 ........ 233 7.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 9 .3 (X)

Fargo–Moorhead, ND–MN

MSA 20 ...................... 2 867 100.0 77.1

Commissions and other retail sales 18 . 2 683 93.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 7 119 4.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 7 ........ 39 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 26 .9 (X)

Fayetteville, NC MSA 12 ....... 2 041 100.0 91.8

Commissions and other retail sales 11 . 1 958 95.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 83 4.1 (X)

Fort Pierce–Port St. Lucie,

FL MSA 45 ................... 4 815 100.0 81.5

Commissions and other retail sales 44 . 4 167 86.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 13 243 5.1 (X)

Other travel-related services 17 ........ 369 7.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 36 .8 (X)

Fort Wayne, IN MSA 28 ........ 7 180 100.0 78.5

Commissions and other retail sales 26 . 6 148 85.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 11 561 7.8 (X)

Other travel-related services 11 ........ 392 5.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 79 1.1 (X)

Fresno, CA MSA 60 ........... 11 439 100.0 67.3

Commissions and other retail sales 55 . 9 609 84.0 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 25 1 402 12.3 (X)

Other travel-related services 26 ........ 351 3.1 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 77 .7 (X)

Grand Forks, ND–MN MSA 13 .. 1 358 100.0 68.8

Commissions and other retail sales 13 . 1 320 97.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 38 2.8 (X)

Grand Rapids–Muskegon–

Holland, MI MSA 90 .......... 29 580 100.0 88.7

Commissions and other retail sales 83 . 23 554 79.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 58 5 099 17.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 51 ........ 800 2.7 (X)

Other sources 24 .................... 127 .4 (X)

Green Bay, WI MSA 23 ........ 4 990 100.0 68.0

Commissions and other retail sales 20 . 4 159 83.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 7 577 11.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 7 ........ 190 3.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 64 1.3 (X)

Greensboro–WinstonSalem–High Point, NC

MSA 78 ...................... 21 233 100.0 89.2

Commissions and other retail sales 73 . 16 040 75.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 40 3 702 17.4 (X)

Other travel-related services 36 ........ 1 167 5.5 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 324 1.5 (X)

Greenville–Spartanburg–

Anderson, SC MSA 63 ........ 14 143 100.0 85.9

Commissions and other retail sales 56 . 10 246 72.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 37 3 480 24.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 21 ........ 208 1.5 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 209 1.5 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Harrisburg–Lebanon–

Carlisle, PA MSA 49 .......... 8 505 100.0 78.6

Commissions and other retail sales 47 . 7 000 82.3 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 22 1 151 13.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 14 ........ 304 3.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 50 .6 (X)

Hartford, CT MSA 183 .......... 41 245 100.0 83.2

Commissions and other retail sales 173 . 35 683 86.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 78 3 760 9.1 (X)

Other travel-related services 79 ........ 1 641 4.0 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 161 .4 (X)

Hickory–Morganton, NC

MSA 14 ...................... 5 789 100.0 93.3

Commissions and other retail sales 12 . 2 537 43.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 7 3 228 55.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 24 .4 (X)

Honolulu, HI MSA 438 .......... 331 082 100.0 79.8

Commissions and other retail sales 360 . 117 909 35.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 219 153 897 46.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 114 ........ 52 745 15.9 (X)

Other sources 95 .................... 6 531 2.0 (X)

Houston–Galveston–

Brazoria, TX CMSA 516 ........ 153 406 100.0 75.2

Commissions and other retail sales 481 . 119 039 77.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 231 20 649 13.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 206 ........ 9 981 6.5 (X)

Other sources 62 .................... 3 737 2.4 (X)

Brazoria, TX PMSA 9 ......... 1 807 100.0 81.2

Commissions and other retail sales 9 . 1 564 86.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 243 13.5 (X)

Galveston–Texas City, TX

PMSA 14 ..................... 2 031 100.0 90.6

Commissions and other retail sales 13 . 1 833 90.3 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 7 122 6.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 8 ........ 73 3.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 .2 (X)

Houston, TX PMSA 493 ......... 149 568 100.0 74.9

Commissions and other retail sales 459 . 115 642 77.3 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 219 20 443 13.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 195 ........ 9 754 6.5 (X)

Other sources 60 .................... 3 729 2.5 (X)

Huntington–Ashland, WV–

KY–OH MSA 10 .............. 1 177 100.0 87.6

Commissions and other retail sales 9 . 874 74.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 303 25.7 (X)

Huntsville, AL MSA 28 ......... 6 728 100.0 96.7

Commissions and other retail sales 27 . 6 057 90.0 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 9 186 2.8 (X)

Other travel-related services 10 ........ 342 5.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 143 2.1 (X)

Indianapolis, IN MSA 128 ....... 26 639 100.0 81.1

Commissions and other retail sales 117 . 22 674 85.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 68 3 451 13.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 36 ........ 299 1.1 (X)

Other sources 19 .................... 215 .8 (X)

Jackson, MS MSA 23 .......... 8 675 100.0 68.1

Commissions and other retail sales 23 . 7 008 80.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 8 1 225 14.1 (X)

Other travel-related services 8 ........ 159 1.8 (X)

Other sources 6 .................... 283 3.3 (X)

Jacksonville, FL MSA 111 ....... 20 195 100.0 77.3

Commissions and other retail sales 103 . 16 081 79.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 62 2 123 10.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 55 ........ 1 156 5.7 (X)

Other sources 31 .................... 835 4.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Kalamazoo–Battle Creek, MI

MSA 36 ...................... 9 247 100.0 85.3

Commissions and other retail sales 31 . 7 296 78.9 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 19 1 416 15.3 (X)

Other travel-related services 14 ........ 499 5.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 36 .4 (X)

Kansas City, MO–KS MSA 205 .. 372 680 100.0 97.6

Commissions and other retail sales 192 . 42 338 11.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 97 7 202 1.9 (X)

Other travel-related services 88 ........ 322 672 86.6 (X)

Other sources 25 .................... 468 .1 (X)

Knoxville, TN MSA 51 ......... 12 992 100.0 79.8

Commissions and other retail sales 49 . 11 273 86.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 23 1 457 11.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 23 ........ 258 2.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 (V) (X)

La Crosse, WI–MN MSA 13 .... 2 620 100.0 87.1

Commissions and other retail sales 12 . 2 344 89.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 7 261 10.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 15 .6 (X)

Lancaster, PA MSA 31 ......... 8 240 100.0 95.2

Commissions and other retail sales 28 . 6 943 84.3 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 15 1 203 14.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 6 ........ 82 1.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 12 .2 (X)

Lansing–East Lansing, MI

MSA 44 ...................... 6 917 100.0 88.7

Commissions and other retail sales 44 . 6 158 89.0 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 20 572 8.3 (X)

Other travel-related services 16 ........ 186 2.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 (V) (X)

Laredo, TX MSA 13 ........... 1 653 100.0 75.3

Commissions and other retail sales 12 . 1 275 77.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 378 22.9 (X)

Las Vegas, NV–AZ MSA 160 .... 89 069 100.0 81.0

Commissions and other retail sales 134 . 71 119 79.9 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 97 14 562 16.4 (X)

Other travel-related services 65 ........ 2 616 2.9 (X)

Other sources 21 .................... 772 .9 (X)

Lincoln, NE MSA 31 ........... 7 208 100.0 60.5

Commissions and other retail sales 29 . 5 782 80.2 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 10 1 318 18.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 108 1.5 (X)

Little Rock–North Little

Rock, AR MSA 44 ............ 7 850 100.0 66.7

Commissions and other retail sales 42 . 6 990 89.0 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 18 705 9.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 16 ........ 155 2.0 (X)

Los Angeles–Riverside–

Orange County, CA CMSA 2 . 374 796 916 100.0 81.1

Commissions and other retail sales 2 . 175 489 653 61.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 959 206 599 25.9 (X)

Other travel-related services 873 ........ 97 032 12.2 (X)

Other sources 268 .................... 3 632 .5 (X)

Los Angeles–Long Beach,

CA PMSA 1 ................. 559 568 008 100.0 79.4

Commissions and other retail sales 1 . 416 336 547 59.3 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 629 142 996 25.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 561 ........ 86 052 15.2 (X)

Other sources 171 .................... 2 413 .4 (X)

Orange County, CA PMSA 508 .. 156 568 100.0 84.1

Commissions and other retail sales 467 . 111 120 71.0 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 216 38 019 24.3 (X)

Other travel-related services 191 ........ 6 313 4.0 (X)

Other sources 67 .................... 1 116 .7 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Riverside–San Bernardino,

CA PMSA 222 ................. 35 373 100.0 82.4

Commissions and other retail sales 209 . 27 741 78.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 80 3 395 9.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 89 ........ 4 164 11.8 (X)

Other sources 22 .................... 73 .2 (X)

Ventura, CA PMSA 85 ......... 36 967 100.0 93.7

Commissions and other retail sales 83 . 14 245 38.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 34 22 189 60.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 32 ........ 503 1.4 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 30 .1 (X)

Louisville, KY–IN MSA 69 ...... 22 238 100.0 92.7

Commissions and other retail sales 65 . 16 550 74.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 28 4 389 19.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 25 ........ 723 3.3 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 576 2.6 (X)

Lubbock, TX MSA 18 .......... 4 008 100.0 80.0

Commissions and other retail sales 15 . 2 998 74.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 12 388 9.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 10 ........ 591 14.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 31 .8 (X)

Lynchburg, VA MSA 12 ........ 2 376 100.0 80.6

Commissions and other retail sales 9 . 1 795 75.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 7 255 10.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 326 13.7 (X)

Macon, GA MSA 16 ............ 3 215 100.0 74.2

Commissions and other retail sales 13 . 2 085 64.9 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 8 855 26.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 275 8.6 (X)

Madison, WI MSA 62 .......... 12 034 100.0 82.4

Commissions and other retail sales 56 . 9 518 79.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 36 1 855 15.4 (X)

Other travel-related services 30 ........ 592 4.9 (X)

Other sources 11 .................... 69 .6 (X)

McAllen–Edinburg–Mission,

TX MSA 22 .................. 5 623 100.0 86.6

Commissions and other retail sales 21 . 5 405 96.1 (X)

Other travel-related services 8 ........ 128 2.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 90 1.6 (X)

Medford–Ashland, OR MSA 20 . 2 884 100.0 76.4

Commissions and other retail sales 17 . 1 931 67.0 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 12 903 31.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 50 1.7 (X)

Memphis, TN–AR–MS MSA 95 .. 31 656 100.0 82.1

Commissions and other retail sales 89 . 23 549 74.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 32 1 490 4.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 44 ........ 6 007 19.0 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 610 1.9 (X)

Miami–Fort Lauderdale, FL

CMSA 1 .................... 067 539 640 100.0 80.5

Commissions and other retail sales 933 . 191 502 35.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 434 91 112 16.9 (X)

Other travel-related services 343 ........ 254 047 47.1 (X)

Other sources 91 .................... 2 979 .6 (X)

Fort Lauderdale, FL PMSA 346 .. 131 562 100.0 75.4

Commissions and other retail sales 317 . 64 951 49.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 139 46 092 35.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 114 ........ 18 487 14.1 (X)

Other sources 27 .................... 2 032 1.5 (X)

Miami, FL PMSA 721 ............ 408 078 100.0 82.1

Commissions and other retail sales 616 . 126 551 31.0 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 295 45 020 11.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 229 ........ 235 560 57.7 (X)

Other sources 64 .................... 947 .2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Milwaukee–Racine, WI

CMSA 242 .................... 74 305 100.0 91.7

Commissions and other retail sales 220 . 44 412 59.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 114 27 076 36.4 (X)

Other travel-related services 95 ........ 2 095 2.8 (X)

Other sources 33 .................... 722 1.0 (X)

Milwaukee–Waukesha, WI

PMSA 226 ..................... 69 523 100.0 91.5

Commissions and other retail sales 204 . 39 939 57.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 106 26 842 38.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 92 ........ 2 074 3.0 (X)

Other sources 30 .................... 668 1.0 (X)

Racine, WI PMSA 16 .......... 4 782 100.0 94.1

Commissions and other retail sales 16 . 4 473 93.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 8 234 4.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 75 1.6 (X)

Minneapolis–St. Paul, MN–

WI MSA 391 ................... 183 733 100.0 75.6

Commissions and other retail sales 370 . 97 951 53.3 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 177 49 705 27.1 (X)

Other travel-related services 161 ........ 35 512 19.3 (X)

Other sources 43 .................... 565 .3 (X)

Mobile, AL MSA 25 ............ 7 191 100.0 74.6

Commissions and other retail sales 24 . 5 957 82.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 14 748 10.4 (X)

Other travel-related services 14 ........ 471 6.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 15 .2 (X)

Montgomery, AL MSA 16 ...... 4 117 100.0 92.2

Commissions and other retail sales 16 . 3 853 93.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 264 6.4 (X)

Nashville, TN MSA 112 ......... 38 138 100.0 86.9

Commissions and other retail sales 99 . 29 780 78.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 56 6 428 16.9 (X)

Other travel-related services 48 ........ 1 761 4.6 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 169 .4 (X)

New Orleans, LA MSA 173 ...... 31 410 100.0 63.5

Commissions and other retail sales 161 . 23 732 75.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 75 5 592 17.8 (X)

Other travel-related services 68 ........ 2 036 6.5 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 50 .2 (X)

New York–Northern New

Jersey–Long Island, NY–

NJ–CT–PA CMSA 3 .......... 971 1 345 114 100.0 76.2

Commissions and other retail sales 3 . 620 927 561 69.0 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 1 381 322 888 24.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 1 ........ 156 84 362 6.3 (X)

Other sources 364 .................... 10 303 .8 (X)

Bergen–Passaic, NJ PMSA 312 .. 104 957 100.0 78.6

Commissions and other retail sales 283 . 72 918 69.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 119 26 934 25.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 78 ........ 2 845 2.7 (X)

Other sources 38 .................... 2 260 2.2 (X)

Bridgeport, CT PMSA 76 ....... 16 292 100.0 75.5

Commissions and other retail sales 72 . 13 837 84.9 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 29 2 033 12.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 18 ........ 215 1.3 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 207 1.3 (X)

Danbury, CT PMSA 44 ......... 9 515 100.0 78.0

Commissions and other retail sales 42 . 8 224 86.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 26 901 9.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 24 ........ 386 4.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 (V) (X)

Middlesex–Somerset–

Hunterdon, NJ PMSA 169 ...... 34 777 100.0 67.9

Commissions and other retail sales 161 . 29 854 85.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 60 3 248 9.3 (X)

Other travel-related services 65 ........ 1 558 4.5 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 117 .3 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Monmouth–Ocean, NJ

PMSA 141 ..................... 23 979 100.0 63.7

Commissions and other retail sales 136 . 19 748 82.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 50 3 026 12.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 53 ........ 878 3.7 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 327 1.4 (X)

New Haven–Meriden, CT

PMSA 92 ..................... 20 828 100.0 84.4

Commissions and other retail sales 90 . 18 142 87.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 26 1 428 6.9 (X)

Other travel-related services 26 ........ 1 154 5.5 (X)

Other sources 6 .................... 104 .5 (X)

New York, NY PMSA 1 ....... 931 793 921 100.0 75.5

Commissions and other retail sales 1 . 728 544 873 68.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 660 183 138 23.1 (X)

Other travel-related services 539 ........ 60 653 7.6 (X)

Other sources 179 .................... 5 257 .7 (X)

Newark, NJ PMSA 318 .......... 77 223 100.0 76.7

Commissions and other retail sales 291 . 57 688 74.7 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 115 11 339 14.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 117 ........ 7 851 10.2 (X)

Other sources 23 .................... 345 .5 (X)

Newburgh, NY–PA PMSA 29 ... 3 454 100.0 84.7

Commissions and other retail sales 28 . 3 302 95.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 152 4.4 (X)

Stamford–Norwalk, CT

PMSA 129 ..................... 81 929 100.0 89.6

Commissions and other retail sales 118 . 41 223 50.3 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 57 37 636 45.9 (X)

Other travel-related services 34 ........ 2 070 2.5 (X)

Other sources 31 .................... 1 000 1.2 (X)

Trenton, NJ PMSA 61 ......... 16 435 100.0 92.6

Commissions and other retail sales 60 . 14 258 86.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 25 1 146 7.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 22 ........ 959 5.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 72 .4 (X)

Norfolk–Virginia Beach–

Newport News, VA–NC

MSA 130 ...................... 29 078 100.0 78.9

Commissions and other retail sales 127 . 23 991 82.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 38 4 756 16.4 (X)

Other travel-related services 42 ........ 288 1.0 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 43 .2 (X)

Odessa–Midland, TX MSA 15 .. 2 515 100.0 76.6

Commissions and other retail sales 14 . 2 312 91.9 (X)

Other travel-related services 7 ........ 88 3.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 115 4.6 (X)

Oklahoma City, OK MSA 93 .... 17 998 100.0 76.0

Commissions and other retail sales 90 . 15 253 84.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 54 1 796 10.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 40 ........ 558 3.1 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 391 2.2 (X)

Omaha, NE–IA MSA 65 ........ 21 528 100.0 78.7

Commissions and other retail sales 65 . 19 026 88.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 42 1 988 9.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 17 ........ 116 .5 (X)

Other sources 23 .................... 398 1.9 (X)

Panama City, FL MSA 15 ...... 4 025 100.0 82.2

Commissions and other retail sales 12 . 2 798 69.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 9 595 14.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 632 15.7 (X)

Parkersburg–Marietta, WV–

OH MSA 6 .................. 1 368 100.0 95.8

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 368 100.0 (X)

Pensacola, FL MSA 29 ......... 3 846 100.0 93.8

Commissions and other retail sales 27 . 3 373 87.7 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 10 234 6.1 (X)

Other travel-related services 6 ........ 164 4.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 75 2.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Peoria–Pekin, IL MSA 25 ....... 6 133 100.0 75.9

Commissions and other retail sales 23 . 5 124 83.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 8 ........ 109 1.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 900 14.7 (X)

Philadelphia–Wilmington–

Atlantic City, PA–NJ–DE–

MD CMSA 817 ................. 274 465 100.0 84.6

Commissions and other retail sales 752 . 199 608 72.7 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 312 48 648 17.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 280 ........ 23 701 8.6 (X)

Other sources 77 .................... 2 508 .9 (X)

Atlantic–Cape May, NJ

PMSA 56 ..................... 15 449 100.0 65.1

Commissions and other retail sales 46 . 5 332 34.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 27 9 265 60.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 18 ........ 818 5.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 34 .2 (X)

Philadelphia, PA–NJ PMSA 693 .. 215 551 100.0 83.8

Commissions and other retail sales 643 . 154 730 71.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 257 36 544 17.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 233 ........ 21 835 10.1 (X)

Other sources 64 .................... 2 442 1.1 (X)

Vineland–Millville–Bridgeton,

NJ PMSA 13 ................. 1 743 100.0 77.3

Commissions and other retail sales 12 . 1 657 95.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 6 58 3.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 28 1.6 (X)

Wilmington–Newark, DE–MD

PMSA 55 ..................... 41 722 100.0 96.0

Commissions and other retail sales 51 . 37 889 90.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 22 2 781 6.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 24 ........ 1 020 2.4 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 32 .1 (X)

Phoenix–Mesa, AZ MSA 379 .... 138 652 100.0 89.9

Commissions and other retail sales 342 . 80 928 58.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 172 53 084 38.3 (X)

Other travel-related services 148 ........ 3 615 2.6 (X)

Other sources 45 .................... 1 025 .7 (X)

Pittsburgh, PA MSA 273 ........ 68 154 100.0 83.8

Commissions and other retail sales 254 . 51 638 75.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 103 12 425 18.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 85 ........ 3 488 5.1 (X)

Other sources 30 .................... 603 .9 (X)

Portland, ME MSA 31 .......... 6 070 100.0 90.9

Commissions and other retail sales 25 . 5 415 89.2 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 19 543 9.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 12 ........ 96 1.6 (X)

Other sources 6 .................... 16 .3 (X)

Portland–Vancouver, OR–

WA PMSA 267 ................ 77 463 100.0 83.9

Commissions and other retail sales 250 . 51 545 66.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 105 12 670 16.4 (X)

Other travel-related services 111 ........ 11 636 15.0 (X)

Other sources 52 .................... 1 612 2.1 (X)

Providence–Fall River–

Warwick, RI–MA MSA 147 ..... 29 928 100.0 83.6

Commissions and other retail sales 140 . 20 505 68.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 73 8 344 27.9 (X)

Other travel-related services 52 ........ 948 3.2 (X)

Other sources 19 .................... 131 .4 (X)

Raleigh–Durham–Chapel Hill,

NC MSA 101 .................. 34 697 100.0 87.1

Commissions and other retail sales 95 . 31 614 91.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 49 1 866 5.4 (X)

Other travel-related services 51 ........ 860 2.5 (X)

Other sources 25 .................... 357 1.0 (X)

Reading, PA MSA 23 .......... 9 758 100.0 82.3

Commissions and other retail sales 23 . 6 622 67.9 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 11 3 127 32.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 9 .1 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Reno, NV MSA 45 ............. 9 952 100.0 65.2

Commissions and other retail sales 38 . 6 512 65.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 19 3 247 32.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 21 ........ 185 1.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 8 .1 (X)

Richmond–Petersburg, VA

MSA 100 ...................... 22 693 100.0 88.9

Commissions and other retail sales 93 . 20 259 89.3 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 48 1 883 8.3 (X)

Other travel-related services 36 ........ 431 1.9 (X)

Other sources 18 .................... 120 .5 (X)

Rochester, NY MSA 116 ........ 27 071 100.0 89.9

Commissions and other retail sales 112 . 24 635 91.0 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 51 1 790 6.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 41 ........ 546 2.0 (X)

Other sources 20 .................... 100 .4 (X)

Rockford, IL MSA 30 .......... 6 623 100.0 91.8

Commissions and other retail sales 30 . 5 845 88.3 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 13 616 9.3 (X)

Other travel-related services 15 ........ 158 2.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 .1 (X)

Sacramento, CA PMSA 165 ..... 35 300 100.0 86.5

Commissions and other retail sales 157 . 26 436 74.9 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 80 7 474 21.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 72 ........ 1 093 3.1 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 297 .8 (X)

Saginaw–Bay City–Midland,

MI MSA 25 ................... 10 634 100.0 95.9

Commissions and other retail sales 24 . 10 189 95.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 10 250 2.4 (X)

Other travel-related services 8 ........ 68 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 127 1.2 (X)

St. Cloud, MN MSA 11 ......... 1 756 100.0 96.6

Commissions and other retail sales 11 . 1 498 85.3 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 6 209 11.9 (X)

Other travel-related services 6 ........ 47 2.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 .1 (X)

St. Louis, MO–IL MSA 282 ...... 159 728 100.0 92.9

Commissions and other retail sales 258 . 123 976 77.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 131 25 659 16.1 (X)

Other travel-related services 120 ........ 9 092 5.7 (X)

Other sources 42 .................... 1 001 .6 (X)

Salinas, CA MSA 51 ........... 8 968 100.0 87.7

Commissions and other retail sales 46 . 7 562 84.3 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 19 836 9.3 (X)

Other travel-related services 19 ........ 558 6.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 12 .1 (X)

Salt Lake City–Ogden, UT

MSA 124 ...................... 63 756 100.0 83.8

Commissions and other retail sales 111 . 41 762 65.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 48 4 539 7.1 (X)

Other travel-related services 34 ........ 17 270 27.1 (X)

Other sources 11 .................... 185 .3 (X)

San Antonio, TX MSA 132 ...... 26 917 100.0 68.5

Commissions and other retail sales 123 . 22 678 84.3 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 51 2 749 10.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 56 ........ 1 162 4.3 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 328 1.2 (X)

San Diego, CA MSA 471 ........ 99 572 100.0 73.0

Commissions and other retail sales 435 . 75 747 76.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 172 18 048 18.1 (X)

Other travel-related services 177 ........ 3 847 3.9 (X)

Other sources 51 .................... 1 930 1.9 (X)

Oakland, CA PMSA 319 ......... 77 347 100.0 68.6

Commissions and other retail sales 296 . 51 847 67.0 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 124 22 615 29.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 130 ........ 2 569 3.3 (X)

Other sources 46 .................... 316 .4 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 14. Major Sources of Revenue for Selected Metropolitan Areas: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

San Jose, CA PMSA 302 ........ 119 788 100.0 84.7

Commissions and other retail sales 292 . 87 992 73.5 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 129 28 963 24.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 107 ........ 2 638 2.2 (X)

Other sources 40 .................... 195 .2 (X)

Santa Rosa, CA PMSA 65 ...... 9 649 100.0 83.2

Commissions and other retail sales 61 . 7 723 80.0 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 24 1 505 15.6 (X)

Other travel-related services 21 ........ 396 4.1 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 25 .3 (X)

Vallejo–Fairfield–Napa, CA

PMSA 55 ..................... 6 893 100.0 68.3

Commissions and other retail sales 52 . 6 001 87.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 12 326 4.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 16 ........ 563 8.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 (V) (X)

Santa Barbara–Santa Maria–

Lompoc, CA MSA 54 ......... 9 718 100.0 84.0

Commissions and other retail sales 52 . 7 792 80.2 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 27 1 582 16.3 (X)

Other travel-related services 15 ........ 124 1.3 (X)

Other sources 18 .................... 220 2.3 (X)

Santa Fe, NM MSA 28 ......... 4 355 100.0 91.7

Commissions and other retail sales 24 . 3 821 87.7 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 12 474 10.9 (X)

Other travel-related services 11 ........ 37 .9 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 23 .5 (X)

Sarasota–Bradenton, FL

MSA 92 ...................... 16 778 100.0 66.6

Commissions and other retail sales 86 . 14 221 84.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 41 1 975 11.8 (X)

Other travel-related services 31 ........ 320 1.9 (X)

Other sources 11 .................... 262 1.6 (X)

Scranton–Wilkes-Barre–

Hazleton, PA MSA 43 ......... 12 112 100.0 86.5

Commissions and other retail sales 38 . 4 726 39.0 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 16 5 797 47.9 (X)

Other travel-related services 19 ........ 1 580 13.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 9 .1 (X)

Olympia, WA PMSA 20 ........ 3 289 100.0 68.5

Commissions and other retail sales 19 . 3 090 94.0 (X)

Other travel-related services 7 ........ 34 1.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 165 5.0 (X)

Tacoma, WA PMSA 67 ......... 10 173 100.0 83.3

Commissions and other retail sales 66 . 9 299 91.4 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 18 683 6.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 20 ........ 177 1.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 14 .1 (X)

Shreveport–Bossier City, LA

MSA 25 ...................... 3 806 100.0 82.9

Commissions and other retail sales 23 . 2 639 69.3 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 10 962 25.3 (X)

Other travel-related services 12 ........ 193 5.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 12 .3 (X)

South Bend, IN MSA 19 ....... 4 463 100.0 67.9

Commissions and other retail sales 18 . 4 192 93.9 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 13 263 5.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 8 .2 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Spokane, WA MSA 51 ......... 18 570 100.0 95.2

Commissions and other retail sales 51 . 18 178 97.9 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 13 319 1.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 12 ........ 58 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 15 .1 (X)

Springfield, IL MSA 20 ......... 3 417 100.0 93.2

Commissions and other retail sales 17 . 2 190 64.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 7 1 033 30.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 8 ........ 159 4.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 35 1.0 (X)

Springfield, MA MSA 67 ....... 13 678 100.0 72.9

Commissions and other retail sales 64 . 11 068 80.9 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 17 1 615 11.8 (X)

Other travel-related services 26 ........ 975 7.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 20 .2 (X)

Stockton–Lodi, CA MSA 38 .... 5 777 100.0 83.6

Commissions and other retail sales 38 . 5 246 90.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 15 386 6.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 17 ........ 140 2.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 .1 (X)

Syracuse, NY MSA 69 ......... 14 597 100.0 67.7

Commissions and other retail sales 64 . 12 202 83.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 28 1 335 9.2 (X)

Other travel-related services 29 ........ 889 6.1 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 171 1.2 (X)

Tampa–St. Petersburg–

Clearwater, FL MSA 404 ....... 96 426 100.0 70.9

Commissions and other retail sales 371 . 61 446 63.7 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 169 9 458 9.8 (X)

Other travel-related services 146 ........ 25 075 26.0 (X)

Other sources 59 .................... 447 .5 (X)

Toledo, OH MSA 56 ........... 11 488 100.0 93.9

Commissions and other retail sales 54 . 9 967 86.8 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 23 1 229 10.7 (X)

Other travel-related services 33 ........ 285 2.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 7 .1 (X)

Tucson, AZ MSA 102 ........... 18 541 100.0 77.3

Commissions and other retail sales 93 . 15 587 84.1 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 49 2 120 11.4 (X)

Other travel-related services 60 ........ 470 2.5 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 364 2.0 (X)

Tulsa, OK MSA 79 ............. 17 209 100.0 84.7

Commissions and other retail sales 76 . 14 210 82.6 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 35 1 973 11.5 (X)

Other travel-related services 28 ........ 745 4.3 (X)

Other sources 18 .................... 281 1.6 (X)

Washington, DC–MD–VA–

WV PMSA 850 ................. 333 095 100.0 85.0

Commissions and other retail sales 801 . 210 945 63.3 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 280 29 752 8.9 (X)

Other travel-related services 274 ........ 91 528 27.5 (X)

Other sources 74 .................... 870 .3 (X)

West Palm Beach–Boca

Raton, FL MSA 218 ............ 36 392 100.0 65.5

Commissions and other retail sales 212 . 31 613 86.9 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 83 3 230 8.9 (X)

Other travel-related services 82 ........ 1 220 3.4 (X)

Other sources 21 .................... 329 .9 (X)

Wilmington, NC MSA 19 ....... 2 713 100.0 69.4

Commissions and other retail sales 18 . 2 243 82.7 (X)

Tour operation2 ................... 12 248 9.1 (X)

Other travel-related services 13 ........ 222 8.2 (X)

1At any level of industry detail, if the revenue for a particular revenue line is not a minimal percentage of total revenue for the industry, the data for the line are included in " All other revenue."2Revenue consists of difference between the selling price of tours and the amount paid to suppliers.

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Table 15. Gross Sales and Cost of Purchased Travel for the United States and States:

1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area

Cost of purchased travel

Establishments (number)Revenue

($1,000)

Gross sales

($1,000)

Total cost of purchased travel ($1,000)

For domestic travel (percent)For international travel (percent)

Revenue of

respondents to cost of

purchased

travel inquiry

as percent of

total revenue

United States 27 ...................................... 688 6 964 364 61 052 576 54 445 691 73.2 26.8 69.9

Alabama.................................................... 165 46 419 394 519 360 797 84.6 15.4 60.5

Alaska ..................................................... 139 37 332 348 782 334 062 87.2 12.8 64.3

Arizona..................................................... 485 110 517 1 033 578 920 730 75.9 24.1 72.5

Arkansas ................................................... 110 16 228 154 500 144 200 86.8 13.2 61.5

California 4 ................................................... 199 1 004 706 9 013 571 8 036 502 67.2 32.8 72.6

Colorado ................................................... 563 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 68.1

Connecticut 559 ................................................. 137 883 1 193 850 1 081 525 74.1 25.9 64.8

Delaware ................................................... 59 42 246 368 294 329 984 67.5 32.5 95.2

District of Columbia 243 .......................................... 78 408 710 848 632 090 68.3 31.7 72.3

Florida ..................................................... 2 303 501 098 4 285 596 (S) (S) (S) 50.7

Georgia .................................................... 632 178 613 1 595 949 1 398 455 77.5 22.5 74.7

Hawaii...................................................... 364 138 322 1 019 176 867 208 74.3 25.7 67.4

Idaho ...................................................... 88 19 337 181 513 157 155 84.2 15.8 84.1

Illinois ...................................................... 1 503 473 723 3 933 117 3 404 596 73.2 26.8 72.7

Indiana ..................................................... 354 64 339 592 346 523 600 82.5 17.5 69.7

Iowa ....................................................... 209 37 105 332 253 294 566 81.7 18.3 77.5

Kansas ..................................................... 189 43 360 422 598 393 329 79.7 20.3 76.1

Kentucky ................................................... 169 36 762 334 397 294 542 78.8 21.2 79.1

Louisiana ................................................... 277 48 352 430 895 (S) (S) (S) 51.1

Maine ...................................................... 102 15 499 138 345 129 315 78.7 21.3 65.8

Maryland ................................................... 451 103 699 963 985 892 948 73.3 26.7 66.9

Massachusetts 1 .............................................. 039 269 523 2 334 279 2 097 628 73.0 27.0 73.9

Michigan.................................................... 812 211 208 1 791 036 1 570 777 79.1 20.9 69.5

Minnesota .................................................. 470 121 938 1 055 828 945 547 80.8 19.2 79.7

Mississippi .................................................. 88 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 66.3

Missouri .................................................... 404 (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 88.4

Montana.................................................... 95 12 773 124 986 114 638 86.7 13.3 76.5

Nebraska ................................................... 132 30 849 300 797 278 790 82.6 17.4 71.4

Nevada..................................................... 176 81 799 356 091 213 805 85.2 14.8 83.7

New Hampshire 132 ............................................. 21 102 193 694 170 312 77.5 22.5 68.2

New Jersey 1 ................................................. 156 258 379 2 310 037 2 088 677 70.3 29.7 69.4

New Mexico 131 ................................................ 25 635 213 293 178 640 84.9 15.1 70.0

New York 2 ................................................... 631 758 466 6 656 538 5 982 432 60.1 39.9 64.4

North Carolina 438 .............................................. 99 513 942 255 873 660 83.0 17.0 79.2

North Dakota 52 ............................................... 6 512 67 297 57 154 86.9 13.1 72.7

Ohio ....................................................... 791 190 845 1 751 206 1 581 884 80.7 19.3 74.7

Oklahoma .................................................. 222 42 905 409 032 367 699 79.8 20.2 61.8 Oregon ..................................................... 341 75 507 671 626 595 026 75.3 24.7 72.2 Pennsylvania 1 ................................................ 034 241 167 2 153 429 1 909 135 75.9 24.1 75.1 Rhode Island 121 ................................................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 75.0

South Carolina 181 .............................................. 35 978 333 494 319 647 81.3 18.7 70.8

South Dakota 38 ............................................... 5 089 45 848 41 472 84.8 15.2 70.6 Tennessee 321 .................................................. 83 497 765 982 712 440 83.2 16.8 67.9 Texas ...................................................... 1 625 426 268 3 857 196 3 470 476 75.1 24.9 69.5 Utah ....................................................... 146 54 798 427 735 358 013 75.5 24.5 79.4 Vermont .................................................... 59 13 058 116 243 (S) (S) (S) 45.7

Virginia ..................................................... 610 156 354 1 443 288 1 292 861 78.5 21.5 72.7 Washington 710 ................................................. 166 017 1 471 975 1 350 663 72.9 27.1 66.5 West Virginia 48 ................................................ 8 959 81 590 (S) (S) (S) 53.1 Wisconsin .................................................. 465 96 083 865 691 789 670 81.4 18.6 79.5 Wyoming ................................................... 57 7 244 69 716 60 892 80.4 19.6 71.6

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United States 27 ................. 688 6 964 364 61 052 576 54 445 691 77.8 5.3 4.8 .4 .7 1.5 

Alabama 165 ............................... 46 419 394 519 360 797 84.3 5.3 2.1 .1 .2 1.2 

Alaska 139 ................................ 37 332 348 782 334 062 90.3 1.5 2.3 – .8 1.0 Arizona 485 ................................ 110 517 1 033 578 920 730 78.8 5.6 4.4 .1 .5 2.2 Arkansas 110 .............................. 16 228 154 500 144 200 78.1 6.4 3.2 .2 .4 1.1 California 4 .............................. 199 1 004 706 9 013 571 8 036 502 76.1 7.3 4.2 .3 .6 1.3 

Colorado 563 .............................. (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 

Connecticut 559 ............................ 137 883 1 193 850 1 081 525 77.4 5.0 5.4 .3 .7 1.5 

Delaware 59 .............................. 42 246 368 294 329 984 79.0 2.6 6.4 .2 2.3 2.6 

District of Columbia 243 ..................... 78 408 710 848 632 090 90.5 1.5 2.1 .1 .9 1.0 Florida 2 ................................ 303 501 098 4 285 596 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 

Georgia 632 ............................... 178 613 1 595 949 1 398 455 82.7 2.8 4.2 .1 .4 1.9 

Hawaii 364 ................................. 138 322 1 019 176 867 208 60.5 1.6 16.3 6.0 .2 2.2 

Idaho 88 ................................. 19 337 181 513 157 155 83.1 5.6 2.7 – .4 1.4 Illinois 1 ................................. 503 473 723 3 933 117 3 404 596 81.6 3.7 4.6 .2 .8 1.3 

Indiana 354 ................................ 64 339 592 346 523 600 75.0 7.3 4.1 .3 .6 1.8 

Iowa 209 .................................. 37 105 332 253 294 566 76.0 6.1 3.8 .7 .5 1.9 Kansas 189 ................................ 43 360 422 598 393 329 81.7 3.8 2.4 .7 .5 1.2 Kentucky 169 .............................. 36 762 334 397 294 542 84.4 3.3 3.0 .3 .2 1.9 Louisiana 277 .............................. 48 352 430 895 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 

Maine 102 ................................. 15 499 138 345 129 315 81.1 4.9 2.4 .3 .4 1.0 

Maryland 451 .............................. 103 699 963 985 892 948 76.9 5.9 4.0 .3 1.0 1.7 Massachusetts 1 ......................... 039 269 523 2 334 279 2 097 628 82.3 3.1 3.6 .2 .6 1.1 

Michigan 812 ............................... 211 208 1 791 036 1 570 777 77.8 4.6 4.9 .2 .7 1.8 Minnesota 470 ............................. 121 938 1 055 828 945 547 80.3 2.6 2.4 .2 .4 1.0 

Mississippi 88 ............................. (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 

Missouri 404 ............................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) Montana 95 ............................... 12 773 124 986 114 638 82.5 2.9 3.5 .7 .7 1.1 

Nebraska 132 .............................. 30 849 300 797 278 790 77.9 4.2 4.7 .4 .7 2.0 Nevada 176 ................................ 81 799 356 091 213 805 64.3 6.9 4.0 – .2 1.1 New Hampshire 132 ........................ 21 102 193 694 170 312 79.7 6.0 2.0 .2 .5 .9 New Jersey 1 ............................ 156 258 379 2 310 037 2 088 677 74.4 4.4 7.8 .4 1.1 2.2 

New Mexico 131 ........................... 25 635 213 293 178 640 82.3 5.0 2.4 .1 .4 2.0 

New York 2 .............................. 631 758 466 6 656 538 5 982 432 77.9 3.7 7.8 .4 .9 1.5 

North Carolina 438 ......................... 99 513 942 255 873 660 80.8 5.1 3.5 .1 .5 1.4 

North Dakota 52 .......................... 6 512 67 297 57 154 83.8 2.8 2.2 .4 .4 1.5 

Ohio 791 .................................. 190 845 1 751 206 1 581 884 77.7 6.2 4.1 .1 .6 2.0 

Oklahoma 222 ............................. 42 905 409 032 367 699 81.5 4.1 1.8 .2 .3 .9 

Oregon 341 ................................ 75 507 671 626 595 026 76.7 5.4 3.6 .1 1.0 1.3 Pennsylvania 1 ........................... 034 241 167 2 153 429 1 909 135 72.3 4.9 7.1 .6 2.6 2.1 

Rhode Island 121 ........................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 

South Carolina 181 ......................... 35 978 333 494 319 647 74.7 6.6 6.0 .4 .8 3.1 

South Dakota 38 .......................... 5 089 45 848 41 472 82.8 4.1 2.0 .1 .1 1.5 

Tennessee 321 ............................. 83 497 765 982 712 440 78.0 4.2 4.3 .4 .6 1.8 

Texas 1 ................................. 625 426 268 3 857 196 3 470 476 82.7 3.5 3.9 .1 .5 1.4 

Utah 146 .................................. 54 798 427 735 358 013 79.7 5.2 1.7 .1 .2 .7 

Vermont 59 ............................... 13 058 116 243 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 

Virginia 610 ................................ 156 354 1 443 288 1 292 861 84.6 3.9 2.9 .6 .6 1.6 

Washington 710 ............................ 166 017 1 471 975 1 350 663 75.1 6.3 3.9 .1 .6 1.6 West Virginia 48 ........................... 8 959 81 590 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 

Wisconsin 465 ............................. 96 083 865 691 789 670 75.8 5.0 3.5 .3 .4 .9 

Wyoming 57 .............................. 7 244 69 716 60 892 80.6 5.0 1.9 .1 1.1 2.0 

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Table 17. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

United States 12 ............ 553 9 158 618 100.0 68.4

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 8 ........................ 933 4 371 478 47.7 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 6 595 3 668 138 40.1 (X)

Other freight-related services 3 ....... 242 860 739 9.4 (X)

Other sources 1 .................... 567 256 030 2.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 233 (V) (X)

Alabama 108 ................... 67 505 100.0 64.5

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 82 ........................ 49 595 73.5 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 48 16 143 23.9 (X)

Other freight-related services 18 ....... 1 440 2.1 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 326 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 (V) (X)

Alaska 44 ..................... 35 604 100.0 66.1

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 19 ........................ 12 604 35.4 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 33 20 104 56.5 (X)

Other freight-related services 17 ....... 2 877 8.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 19 .1 (X)

Arizona 157 .................... 64 378 100.0 71.6

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 118 ........................ 36 540 56.8 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 60 24 636 38.3 (X)

Other freight-related services 40 ....... 2 723 4.2 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 479 .7 (X)

Arkansas 84 .................. 46 420 100.0 76.2

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 70 ........................ 34 915 75.2 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 20 9 721 20.9 (X)

Other freight-related services 6 ....... 1 572 3.4 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 212 .5 (X)

California 1 .................. 683 1 583 723 100.0 72.1

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 1 ........................ 097 575 430 36.3 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 1 080 758 934 47.9 (X)

Other freight-related services 552 ....... 197 197 12.5 (X)

Other sources 227 .................... 52 162 3.3 (X)

Colorado 134 .................. 70 916 100.0 64.5

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 88 ........................ 25 731 36.3 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 58 25 514 36.0 (X)

Other freight-related services 36 ....... 18 771 26.5 (X)

Other sources 17 .................... 900 1.3 (X)

Georgia 380 .................... 311 070 100.0 62.3

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 285 ........................ 144 034 46.3 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 190 139 494 44.8 (X)

Other freight-related services 92 ....... 19 061 6.1 (X)

Other sources 53 .................... 8 480 2.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 (V) (X)

Hawaii 67 ..................... 36 675 100.0 65.5

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 34 ........................ 11 443 31.2 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 43 19 970 54.5 (X)

Other freight-related services 12 ....... 1 775 4.8 (X)

Other sources 17 .................... 3 487 9.5 (X)

Idaho 28 ...................... 8 520 100.0 79.2

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 23 ........................ 7 277 85.4 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 11 851 10.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 392 4.6 (X)

Illinois 723 ..................... 703 883 100.0 83.6

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 506 ........................ 294 327 41.8 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 372 327 358 46.5 (X)

Other freight-related services 169 ....... 64 843 9.2 (X)

Other sources 78 .................... 17 355 2.5 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Indiana 163 .................... 79 663 100.0 70.5

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 125 ........................ 40 414 50.7 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 64 30 113 37.8 (X)

Other freight-related services 28 ....... 8 450 10.6 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 684 .9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 (V) (X)

Iowa 50 ....................... 13 731 100.0 61.1

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 43 ........................ 10 875 79.2 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 13 2 463 17.9 (X)

Other freight-related services 10 ....... 320 2.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 73 .5 (X)

Kentucky 80 .................. 53 385 100.0 76.1

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 56 ........................ 25 134 47.1 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 42 20 929 39.2 (X)

Other freight-related services 22 ....... 6 593 12.4 (X)

Other sources 11 .................... 729 1.4 (X)

Louisiana 240 .................. 130 696 100.0 61.5

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 198 ........................ 84 468 64.6 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 90 32 945 25.2 (X)

Other freight-related services 47 ....... 9 524 7.3 (X)

Other sources 34 .................... 3 759 2.9 (X)

Maine 46 ...................... 11 093 100.0 65.2

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 39 ........................ 7 923 71.4 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 26 1 573 14.2 (X)

Other freight-related services 14 ....... 289 2.6 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 1 308 11.8 (X)

Maryland 206 .................. 133 328 100.0 72.2

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 166 ........................ 78 136 58.6 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 116 39 895 29.9 (X)

Other freight-related services 69 ....... 11 301 8.5 (X)

Other sources 32 .................... 3 996 3.0 (X)

Massachusetts 263 ............. 189 497 100.0 70.9

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 189 ........................ 85 552 45.2 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 177 88 927 46.9 (X)

Other freight-related services 82 ....... 10 945 5.8 (X)

Other sources 50 .................... 4 071 2.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 (V) (X)

Michigan 268 ................... 199 858 100.0 71.6

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 199 ........................ 103 286 51.7 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 116 83 596 41.8 (X)

Other freight-related services 61 ....... 9 375 4.7 (X)

Other sources 44 .................... 3 601 1.8 (X)

Minnesota 203 ................. 127 902 100.0 67.3

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 138 ........................ 57 024 44.6 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 98 58 088 45.4 (X)

Other freight-related services 43 ....... 11 029 8.6 (X)

Other sources 21 .................... 1 760 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 (V) (X)

Mississippi 47 ................. 21 071 100.0 66.1

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 38 ........................ 16 935 80.4 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 14 3 045 14.5 (X)

Other freight-related services 8 ....... 1 041 4.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 50 .2 (X)

Nebraska 41 .................. 16 350 100.0 62.3

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 31 ........................ 12 311 75.3 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 11 3 923 24.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 116 .7 (X)

New Hampshire 19 ............ 4 577 100.0 67.8

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 15 ........................ 2 733 59.7 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 6 1 788 39.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 56 1.2 (X)

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Table 17. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

New Jersey 682 ................ 755 250 100.0 65.8

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 474 ........................ 465 080 61.6 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 309 200 673 26.6 (X)

Other freight-related services 146 ....... 71 032 9.4 (X)

Other sources 67 .................... 18 464 2.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 (V) (X)

New York 1 .................. 422 1 236 634 100.0 68.2

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 1 ........................ 035 666 303 53.9 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 869 439 179 35.5 (X)

Other freight-related services 428 ....... 92 545 7.5 (X)

Other sources 190 .................... 38 606 3.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 (V) (X)

North Carolina 258 ............. 148 132 100.0 64.4

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 176 ........................ 75 644 51.1 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 136 63 215 42.7 (X)

Other freight-related services 63 ....... 7 858 5.3 (X)

Other sources 37 .................... 1 415 1.0 (X)

North Dakota 21 .............. 11 045 100.0 86.7

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 19 ........................ 10 208 92.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 837 7.6 (X)

Ohio 370 ....................... 203 957 100.0 86.9

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 279 ........................ 112 549 55.2 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 132 73 834 36.2 (X)

Other freight-related services 65 ....... 15 148 7.4 (X)

Other sources 26 .................... 2 426 1.2 (X)

Oregon 190 .................... 133 939 100.0 75.5

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 147 ........................ 62 822 46.9 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 75 60 831 45.4 (X)

Other freight-related services 24 ....... 7 708 5.8 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 2 578 1.9 (X)

Pennsylvania 346 ............... 237 049 100.0 66.8

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 252 ........................ 113 395 47.8 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 168 105 150 44.4 (X)

Other freight-related services 80 ....... 12 510 5.3 (X)

Other sources 41 .................... 3 774 1.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 220 .9 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

South Carolina 131 ............. 74 618 100.0 67.2

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 113 ........................ 47 368 63.5 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 60 18 895 25.3 (X)

Other freight-related services 38 ....... 3 881 5.2 (X)

Other sources 32 .................... 4 474 6.0 (X)

Tennessee 169 ................. 126 295 100.0 79.2

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 128 ........................ 77 083 61.0 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 64 37 357 29.6 (X)

Other freight-related services 19 ....... 10 836 8.6 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 1 019 .8 (X)

Texas 1 ..................... 333 805 644 100.0 63.4

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 871 ........................ 348 252 43.2 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 736 339 199 42.1 (X)

Other freight-related services 313 ....... 87 375 10.9 (X)

Other sources 179 .................... 30 818 3.8 (X)

Utah 58 ....................... 28 839 100.0 69.8

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 42 ........................ 13 548 47.0 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 32 13 455 46.7 (X)

Other freight-related services 10 ....... 960 3.3 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 876 3.0 (X)

Vermont 22 ................... 7 988 100.0 90.1

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 22 ........................ 7 427 93.0 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 12 217 2.7 (X)

Other freight-related services 10 ....... 297 3.7 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 47 .6 (X)

Virginia 203 .................... 141 619 100.0 70.3

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 165 ........................ 67 617 47.8 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 104 55 794 39.4 (X)

Other freight-related services 68 ....... 13 971 9.9 (X)

Other sources 37 .................... 4 237 3.0 (X)

Washington 388 ................ 272 316 100.0 77.1

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 249 ........................ 107 161 39.4 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 231 131 005 48.1 (X)

Other freight-related services 103 ....... 27 504 10.1 (X)

Other sources 44 .................... 6 646 2.4 (X)

Wisconsin 136 ................. 67 914 100.0 65.1

Agent or brokerage commissions

and fees 99 ........................ 32 562 48.0 (X)

Freight forwarding2 ................ 62 24 649 36.3 (X)

Other freight-related services 28 ....... 9 239 13.6 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 1 464 2.2 (X)

1At any level of industry detail, if the revenue for a particular revenue line is not a minimal percentage of total revenue for the industry, the data for the line are included in " All other

revenue."2Revenue consists of difference between the gross charges and the amount paid to other transportation companies.

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Table 18. Gross Charges and Cost of Purchased Transportation for the United States and

Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area

Purchased transportation by mode

Establish- ments (number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Gross charges

($1,000)

Total

cost of purchased

transpor- tation ($1,000)

Air carriers

(percent)

Motor

carriers

(percent)

Railroads

(percent)

Water

carriers

(percent)

Other

(percent)

Revenue of

respondents to cost of

purchased

transportation inquiry

as percent of

total revenue

United States 12 ...................... 553 9 158 618 38 067 677 19 017 188 23.2 25.8 18.3 25.2 7.5 60.4

Alaska 44 ..................................... 35 604 94 529 38 423 29.3 2.1 – 25.3 43.3 68.3

Arizona 157 ..................................... 64 378 232 192 94 976 29.6 56.3 2.9 5.1 6.1 63.5

California 1 ................................... 683 1 583 723 6 853 706 3 170 090 30.9 14.8 23.6 23.1 7.6 64.3

Colorado 134 ................................... 70 916 246 936 131 745 25.1 41.1 23.7 4.6 5.5 61.0

District of Columbia 22 .......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 67.3

Georgia 380 .................................... 311 070 1 221 629 670 406 17.6 31.9 36.5 9.4 4.6 60.2

Hawaii 67 ...................................... 36 675 102 659 33 964 56.1 6.1 – 21.9 15.9 64.6

Idaho 28 ...................................... 8 520 44 661 10 644 .4 56.9 1.0 41.4 .3 60.9

Illinois 723 ...................................... 703 883 3 089 363 1 877 746 18.7 20.6 33.7 18.1 8.9 61.2

Indiana 163 ..................................... 79 663 437 454 393 757 34.1 55.7 2.5 2.0 5.7 63.3

Kansas 77 ..................................... 37 389 198 267 183 403 .4 52.3 28.9 6.0 12.4 62.7

Louisiana 240 ................................... 130 696 512 205 226 181 6.4 10.3 7.9 70.1 5.3 60.1

Maine 46 ...................................... 11 093 39 192 6 570 29.8 9.3 – 40.4 20.5 61.3

Maryland 206 ................................... 133 328 545 113 336 281 8.1 19.3 .8 64.3 7.5 67.4

Michigan 268 .................................... 199 858 1 052 380 499 309 24.9 33.1 17.1 19.6 5.3 65.6

Minnesota 203 .................................. 127 902 537 032 350 079 19.8 48.5 12.5 16.4 2.8 60.0

Mississippi 47 .................................. 21 071 67 769 15 972 – 94.4 5.6 – – 60.9

New Hampshire 19 ............................. 4 577 22 640 17 398 1.0 99.0 – – – 68.4

New Jersey 682 ................................. 755 250 2 661 575 1 264 742 12.4 19.0 38.7 27.4 2.5 60.1

New York 1 ................................... 422 1 236 634 4 994 855 2 034 948 37.5 10.6 2.0 43.0 6.9 60.8

North Dakota 21 ............................... 11 045 43 975 21 869 2.3 93.6 1.0 2.2 .9 83.2

Ohio 370 ....................................... 203 957 934 369 592 852 8.3 38.1 39.2 4.6 9.8 63.6

Oregon 190 ..................................... 133 939 581 318 317 982 9.8 43.0 27.8 16.8 2.6 60.4

South Carolina 131 .............................. 74 618 428 922 87 035 3.5 13.1 .1 76.8 6.5 65.6

Tennessee 169 .................................. 126 295 599 115 335 729 16.7 48.3 30.8 3.5 .7 70.9

Texas 1 ...................................... 333 805 644 3 273 520 1 650 573 27.1 16.9 7.4 44.4 4.2 60.1

Vermont 22 .................................... 7 988 26 414 2 281 24.6 11.5 – 36.5 27.4 76.5

Virginia 203 ..................................... 141 619 608 040 316 924 19.5 41.6 3.4 20.6 14.9 62.4

Washington 388 ................................. 272 316 1 376 680 752 370 18.1 20.4 13.4 35.2 12.9 75.1

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Table 19. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

United States 26 ............ 227 174 926 125 100.0 96.0

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 42 970 234 24.6 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 69 483 506 39.7 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 31 605 382 18.1 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 10 552 278 6.0 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 1 507 398 .9 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 5 751 647 3.3 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 5 948 861 3.4 (X) Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 1 332 772 .8 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 1 385 503 .8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise (X) ........ 183 688 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 4 204 856 2.4 (X)

Alabama 473 ................... 2 424 763 100.0 97.5

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 765 312 31.6 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 723 389 29.8 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 520 500 21.5 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 111 060 4.6 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 18 273 .8 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 70 643 2.9 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 91 399 3.8 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 8 463 .4 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 17 468 .7 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 98 032 4.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 224 (V) (X)

Alaska 105 ..................... 571 701 100.0 83.6

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 42 661 7.5 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 338 577 59.2 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 128 192 22.4 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 7 837 1.4 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 6 229 1.1 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 3 391 .6 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 2 299 .4 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 1 538 .3 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 40 960 7.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 17 (V) (X)

Arizona 356 .................... 1 929 452 100.0 98.6

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 641 792 33.3 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 595 423 30.9 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 462 407 24.0 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 120 913 6.3 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 3 645 .2 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 20 715 1.1 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 13 022 .7 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 3 511 .2 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 15 201 .8 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 52 233 2.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 590 (V) (X)

Arkansas 294 .................. 1 217 398 100.0 98.4

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 339 902 27.9 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 525 985 43.2 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 245 970 20.2 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 44 179 3.6 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 972 .1 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 23 431 1.9 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 12 101 1.0 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 7 900 .7 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 7 742 .6 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 9 158 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 58 (V) (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

California 2 .................. 168 22 266 529 100.0 96.4

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 4 520 226 20.3 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 10 174 487 45.7 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 3 196 822 14.4 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 1 878 537 8.4 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 139 849 .6 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 374 327 1.7 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 1 178 862 5.3 (X) Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 110 359 .5 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 119 858 .5 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 563 890 2.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 9 312 (V) (X)

Colorado 532 .................. 2 859 699 100.0 96.4

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 664 089 23.2 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 1 121 780 39.2 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 438 247 15.3 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 155 942 5.5 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 44 300 1.6 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 40 053 1.4 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 13 611 .5 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 4 126 .1 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 20 019 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise (X) ........ 2 138 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 355 394 12.4 (X)

Connecticut 226 ................ 1 936 143 100.0 90.6

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 555 576 28.7 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 513 279 26.5 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 387 255 20.0 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 121 960 6.3 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 50 143 2.6 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 54 963 2.8 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 203 753 10.5 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 6 758 .4 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 9 629 .5 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 32 336 1.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 491 (V) (X)

District of Columbia 125 ........ 1 697 793 100.0 98.5

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 279 720 16.5 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 704 899 41.5 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 131 410 7.7 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 21 864 1.3 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 28 859 1.7 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 462 022 27.2 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 64 551 3.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise (X) ........ 2 539 .2 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 1 879 .1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 50 (V) (X)

Florida 1 ..................... 327 10 122 409 100.0 96.9

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 2 344 083 23.2 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 3 525 800 34.8 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 1 968 904 19.5 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 686 525 6.8 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 33 361 .3 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 216 701 2.1 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 820 131 8.1 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 34 519 .3 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 47 686 .5 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 440 709 4.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 990 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 19. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Georgia 811 .................... 5 633 469 100.0 96.4

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 1 303 137 23.1 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 2 357 899 41.9 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 854 621 15.2 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 255 964 4.5 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 68 413 1.2 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 132 425 2.4 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 355 243 6.3 (X) Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 19 272 .3 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 96 532 1.7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise (X) ........ 4 110 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 185 853 3.3 (X)

Idaho 136 ...................... 536 788 100.0 99.4

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 115 003 21.4 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 247 736 46.2 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 143 320 26.7 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 13 144 2.5 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 600 .1 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 3 160 .6 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 5 246 1.0 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 977 .2 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 3 994 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise (X) ........ 394 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 3 214 .6 (X)

Illinois 1 ..................... 164 6 866 723 100.0 96.3

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 2 161 493 31.5 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 2 289 365 33.3 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 1 105 739 16.1 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 720 195 10.5 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 69 925 1.0 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 229 289 3.3 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 134 907 2.0 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 10 220 .2 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 65 533 1.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise (X) ........ 4 630 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 75 427 1.1 (X)

Indiana 620 .................... 2 919 166 100.0 98.9

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 771 078 26.4 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 984 490 33.7 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 707 548 24.2 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 150 412 5.2 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 3 173 .1 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 67 709 2.3 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 110 841 3.8 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 14 084 .5 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 20 623 .7 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 88 660 3.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 548 (V) (X)

Iowa 541 ....................... 1 800 508 100.0 97.8

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 326 243 18.1 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 886 887 49.3 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 409 748 22.8 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 74 957 4.2 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 15 926 .9 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 20 245 1.1 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 7 892 .4 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 8 589 .5 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 14 098 .8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise (X) ........ 2 166 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 33 757 1.9 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Kansas 395 .................... 2 435 773 100.0 98.1

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 313 779 12.9 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 1 564 992 64.3 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 375 748 15.4 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 73 281 3.0 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 2 289 .1 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 55 714 2.3 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 13 592 .6 (X) Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 11 308 .5 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 14 594 .6 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 10 121 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 355 (V) (X)

Kentucky 373 .................. 1 776 640 100.0 97.6

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 556 745 31.3 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 570 294 32.1 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 403 580 22.7 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 98 489 5.5 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 1 962 .1 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 16 186 .9 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 16 825 1.0 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 13 650 .8 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 18 229 1.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise (X) ........ 3 252 .2 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 77 428 4.4 (X)

Louisiana 412 .................. 2 456 916 100.0 96.3

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 790 074 32.2 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 731 935 29.8 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 487 914 19.9 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 137 107 5.6 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 2 541 .1 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 32 795 1.3 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 92 708 3.8 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 5 250 .2 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 7 987 .3 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 168 252 6.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 353 (V) (X)

Maine 139 ...................... 680 983 100.0 99.1

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 152 180 22.4 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 303 891 44.6 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 137 371 20.2 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 34 794 5.1 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 768 .1 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 3 585 .5 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 32 622 4.8 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 4 473 .7 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 8 693 1.3 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 2 449 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 157 (V) (X)

Maryland 486 .................. 3 477 540 100.0 96.9

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 961 905 27.7 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 1 079 894 31.1 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 499 528 14.4 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 250 561 7.2 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 21 282 .6 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 384 934 11.1 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 194 429 5.6 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 43 366 1.3 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 33 911 1.0 (X)

Sales of other merchandise (X) ........ 2 774 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 4 956 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 19. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Massachusetts 615 ............. 4 492 338 100.0 83.9

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 1 301 872 29.0 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 1 261 096 28.1 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 777 853 17.3 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 462 575 10.3 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 28 205 .6 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 30 131 .7 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 466 655 10.4 (X) Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 18 246 .4 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 24 451 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise (X) ........ 63 907 1.4 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 57 347 1.3 (X)

Michigan 836 ................... 4 997 859 100.0 98.3

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 1 333 532 26.7 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 2 166 277 43.3 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 944 161 18.9 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 184 817 3.7 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 29 644 .6 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 94 020 1.9 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 185 603 3.7 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 12 517 .3 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 17 096 .3 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 28 768 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 424 (V) (X)

Minnesota 552 ................. 2 701 809 100.0 95.7

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 663 053 24.5 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 1 086 860 40.2 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 591 038 21.9 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 183 158 6.8 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 11 296 .4 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 31 519 1.2 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 16 721 .6 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 6 020 .2 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 20 277 .8 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 91 147 3.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 720 (V) (X)

Mississippi 314 ................. 1 321 875 100.0 96.0

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 410 422 31.1 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 392 683 29.7 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 270 581 20.5 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 90 563 6.9 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 3 398 .3 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 11 302 .9 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 87 933 6.7 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 7 125 .5 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 6 623 .5 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 41 198 3.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 47 (V) (X)

Missouri 699 ................... 4 120 125 100.0 96.3

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 772 984 18.8 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 2 219 230 53.9 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 708 235 17.2 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 172 131 4.2 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 43 904 1.1 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 101 016 2.5 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 29 268 .7 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 10 633 .3 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 25 085 .6 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 36 428 .9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 211 (V) (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Montana 139 ................... 533 959 100.0 97.9

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 107 693 20.2 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 271 332 50.8 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 125 538 23.5 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 1 801 .3 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 7 126 1.3 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 4 886 .9 (X) Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 242 .1 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 7 361 1.4 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 7 781 1.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 199 (V) (X)

Nebraska 223 .................. 1 135 197 100.0 95.7

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 244 806 21.6 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 459 144 40.5 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 211 168 18.6 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 32 602 2.9 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 22 169 2.0 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 14 412 1.3 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 7 674 .7 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 3 196 .3 (X)

Sales of other merchandise (X) ........ 623 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 137 977 12.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 426 .1 (X)

Nevada 121 .................... 823 882 100.0 90.2

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 186 141 22.6 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 287 425 34.9 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 164 299 19.9 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 79 334 9.6 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 1 569 .2 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 7 392 .9 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 34 832 4.2 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 2 699 .3 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 5 707 .7 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 54 366 6.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 118 (V) (X)

New Hampshire 122 ............ 678 200 100.0 99.0

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 169 399 25.0 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 297 807 43.9 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 142 898 21.1 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 23 440 3.5 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 7 101 1.1 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 19 471 2.9 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 4 244 .6 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 1 751 .3 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 11 109 1.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 980 .1 (X)

New Jersey 1 ................ 072 6 019 897 100.0 95.6

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 1 100 825 18.3 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 2 125 402 35.3 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 945 946 15.7 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 483 463 8.0 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 244 766 4.1 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 926 763 15.4 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 31 937 .5 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 99 897 1.7 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 26 062 .4 (X)

Sales of other merchandise (X) ........ 11 049 .2 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 23 787 .4 (X)

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[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

New Mexico 178 ............... 734 017 100.0 98.4

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 223 306 30.4 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 218 772 29.8 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 196 822 26.8 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 31 488 4.3 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 591 .1 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 8 459 1.2 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 6 508 .9 (X) Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 3 541 .5 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 5 936 .8 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 38 473 5.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 121 (V) (X)

New York 1 .................. 299 15 538 377 100.0 95.3

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 4 667 360 30.0 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 5 580 002 35.9 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 2 548 024 16.4 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 621 184 4.0 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 225 611 1.5 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 394 469 2.5 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 678 774 4.4 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 353 106 2.3 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 271 258 1.8 (X)

Sales of other merchandise (X) ........ 7 805 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 190 784 1.2 (X)

North Carolina 583 ............. 4 294 953 100.0 98.5

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 1 036 246 24.1 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 1 671 748 38.9 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 849 425 19.8 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 285 986 6.7 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 6 547 .2 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 72 048 1.7 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 133 697 3.1 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 16 990 .4 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 64 591 1.5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise (X) ........ 2 323 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 155 352 3.6 (X)

North Dakota 123 .............. 373 209 100.0 99.2

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 80 761 21.6 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 178 252 47.8 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 89 836 24.1 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 7 545 2.0 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 3 384 .9 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 2 060 .6 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 933 .3 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 1 176 .3 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 8 834 2.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 428 .1 (X)

Ohio 948 ....................... 5 884 427 100.0 99.2

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 1 825 013 31.0 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 2 064 421 35.1 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 1 162 029 19.8 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 241 671 4.1 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 16 618 .3 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 107 446 1.8 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 241 719 4.1 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 36 443 .6 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 42 995 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise (X) ........ 24 243 .4 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 121 829 2.1 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Oklahoma 438 .................. 1 887 240 100.0 85.7

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 529 146 28.0 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 715 331 37.9 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 415 745 22.0 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 87 468 4.6 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 44 367 2.4 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 53 147 2.8 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 9 865 .5 (X) Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 6 482 .3 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 8 791 .5 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 16 650 .9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 248 (V) (X)

Oregon 366 .................... 1 914 400 100.0 97.9

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 441 894 23.1 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 765 480 40.0 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 434 918 22.7 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 114 362 6.0 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 1 864 .1 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 26 349 1.4 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 27 407 1.4 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 4 157 .2 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 15 336 .8 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 82 318 4.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 315 (V) (X)

Pennsylvania 1 ............... 061 6 176 981 100.0 98.3

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 1 596 674 25.9 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 2 293 921 37.1 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 1 158 664 18.8 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 361 861 5.9 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 36 300 .6 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 424 987 6.9 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 64 030 1.0 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 137 569 2.2 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 47 339 .8 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 53 651 .9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 985 (V) (X)

South Carolina 322 ............. 2 271 449 100.0 96.9

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 618 931 27.3 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 908 217 40.0 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 429 451 18.9 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 83 212 3.7 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 8 597 .4 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 32 895 1.5 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 95 636 4.2 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 7 075 .3 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 11 204 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise (X) ........ 1 054 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 75 177 3.3 (X)

South Dakota 135 .............. 394 165 100.0 97.6

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 81 041 20.6 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 215 216 54.6 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 82 367 20.9 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 7 996 2.0 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 1 826 .5 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 1 314 .3 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 362 .1 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 1 887 .5 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 1 838 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 318 .1 (X)

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Table 19. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Tennessee 460 ................. 2 691 480 100.0 97.1

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 845 750 31.4 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 924 079 34.3 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 522 803 19.4 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 184 589 6.9 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 7 502 .3 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 53 739 2.0 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 4 740 .2 (X) Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 8 135 .3 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 19 932 .7 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 119 742 4.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 469 (V) (X)

Texas 2 ..................... 213 13 508 998 100.0 94.6

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 2 587 829 19.2 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 6 545 612 48.5 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 2 461 340 18.2 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 859 086 6.4 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 112 612 .8 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 461 181 3.4 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 124 400 .9 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 99 827 .7 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 92 220 .7 (X)

Sales of other merchandise (X) ........ 14 310 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 150 581 1.1 (X)

Utah 159 ....................... 774 970 100.0 96.2

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 195 122 25.2 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 299 661 38.7 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 155 337 20.0 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 52 951 6.8 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 18 566 2.4 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 3 974 .5 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 741 .1 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 4 492 .6 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 41 533 5.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 593 .3 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Virginia 705 .................... 6 546 419 100.0 97.5

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 1 089 348 16.6 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 3 595 129 54.9 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 990 429 15.1 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 213 218 3.3 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 142 711 2.2 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 327 840 5.0 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 51 806 .8 (X) Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 46 419 .7 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 33 094 .5 (X)

Sales of other merchandise (X) ........ 11 735 .2 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 44 690 .7 (X)

Washington 592 ................ 3 863 518 100.0 87.7

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 762 592 19.7 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 1 375 250 35.6 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 780 986 20.2 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 537 124 13.9 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 11 606 .3 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 63 005 1.6 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 49 006 1.3 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 18 638 .5 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 53 462 1.4 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 211 430 5.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 419 (V) (X)

West Virginia 230 .............. 883 919 100.0 98.8

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 319 302 36.1 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 256 124 29.0 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 211 368 23.9 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 23 408 2.7 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 41 388 4.7 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 13 176 1.5 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 7 573 .9 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 4 395 .5 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 6 749 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 436 .1 (X)

Wisconsin 596 ................. 2 538 481 100.0 98.2

Telephone service:

Local service (X) ................... 747 244 29.4 (X)

Long-distance service (X) ........... 900 200 35.5 (X)

Network access revenue (X) ......... 573 771 22.6 (X)

Cellular and other radiotelephone

service (X) .......................... 47 898 1.9 (X)

Telegraph and other message

communication services (X) ........... 13 817 .5 (X)

Other communication services (X) ...... 111 695 4.4 (X)

Directory advertising revenue (X) ....... 90 307 3.6 (X)

Rent or lease of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 4 696 .2 (X)

Sales of communications

equipment (X) ....................... 7 701 .3 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 40 875 1.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 277 (V) (X)

1At any level of industry detail, if the revenue for a particular revenue line is not a minimal percentage of total revenue for the industry, the data for the line are included in " All other revenue."

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Table 20. Revenue by Class of Customer for the United States and States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area

Revenue by class of customer

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Residential

(percent)

Nonresidential

(percent)

Revenue of respondents

to class of customer

inquiry as percent

of total revenue

United States 26 ................................ 227 174 926 125 40.7 59.3 91.6

Alabama.............................................. 473 2 424 763 41.7 58.3 93.3

Alaska ............................................... 105 571 701 71.8 28.2 83.7

Arizona............................................... 356 1 929 452 36.4 63.6 91.7

Arkansas ............................................. 294 1 217 398 50.4 49.6 95.9

California ............................................. 2 168 22 266 529 40.7 59.3 91.5

Colorado ............................................. 532 2 859 699 32.4 67.6 92.8

Connecticut ........................................... 226 1 936 143 35.1 64.9 86.0

Delaware ............................................. 76 (D) (D) (D) 72.6

District of Columbia 125 .................................... 1 697 793 22.0 78.0 97.8

Florida ............................................... 1 327 10 122 409 43.0 57.0 87.9

Georgia .............................................. 811 5 633 469 36.5 63.5 88.3

Hawaii................................................ 143 (D) (D) (D) 96.0

Idaho ................................................ 136 536 788 45.1 54.9 97.4

Illinois ................................................ 1 164 6 866 723 49.9 50.1 87.4

Indiana ............................................... 620 2 919 166 53.0 47.0 97.1

Iowa ................................................. 541 1 800 508 44.3 55.7 94.4

Kansas ............................................... 395 2 435 773 38.1 61.9 96.6

Kentucky ............................................. 373 1 776 640 56.9 43.1 97.0

Louisiana ............................................. 412 2 456 916 38.4 61.6 93.4

Maine ................................................ 139 680 983 39.2 60.8 96.8

Maryland ............................................. 486 3 477 540 36.0 64.0 83.5

Massachusetts 615 ........................................ 4 492 338 31.9 68.1 79.8

Michigan.............................................. 836 4 997 859 54.8 45.2 96.6

Minnesota ............................................ 552 2 701 809 39.3 60.7 89.1

Mississippi ............................................ 314 1 321 875 38.5 61.5 91.0

Missouri .............................................. 699 4 120 125 38.8 61.2 91.2

Montana.............................................. 139 533 959 46.6 53.4 96.6

Nebraska ............................................. 223 1 135 197 37.1 62.9 93.8

Nevada............................................... 121 823 882 31.4 68.6 86.9

New Hampshire 122 ....................................... 678 200 40.0 60.0 96.9

New Jersey 1 ........................................... 072 6 019 897 35.5 64.5 82.8

New Mexico .......................................... 178 734 017 40.1 59.9 94.2

New York............................................. 1 299 15 538 377 38.3 61.7 94.0

North Carolina 583 ........................................ 4 294 953 35.6 64.4 92.4

North Dakota 123 ......................................... 373 209 46.1 53.9 97.7

Ohio ................................................. 948 5 884 427 48.2 51.8 98.1

Oklahoma ............................................ 438 1 887 240 38.9 61.1 96.9

Oregon ............................................... 366 1 914 400 39.2 60.8 95.5

Pennsylvania 1 .......................................... 061 6 176 981 41.4 58.6 93.2

Rhode Island.......................................... 62 (D) (D) (D) 94.4

South Carolina 322 ........................................ 2 271 449 40.3 59.7 89.1 South Dakota 135 ......................................... 394 165 40.2 59.8 95.9 Tennessee............................................ 460 2 691 480 37.3 62.7 91.0 Texas ................................................ 2 213 13 508 998 40.1 59.9 92.0 Utah ................................................. 159 774 970 34.7 65.3 94.0

Vermont .............................................. 70 (D) (D) (D) 99.7

Virginia ............................................... 705 6 546 419 35.8 64.2 94.9 Washington ........................................... 592 3 863 518 35.4 64.6 84.6 West Virginia 230 .......................................... 883 919 46.7 53.3 98.0 Wisconsin ............................................ 596 2 538 481 54.3 45.7 97.1 Wyoming ............................................. 92 (D) (D) (D) 98.1

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Table 21. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

United States 8 ............ 549 28 228 942 100.0 91.4

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 1 .......... 544 169 614 .6 (X)

National and regional advertising 5 . 004 1 528 463 5.4 (X)

Local advertising 6 ................ 724 5 055 686 17.9 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 1 .......... 032 433 148 1.5 (X)

National and regional advertising 1 . 246 5 347 979 19.0 (X)

Local advertising 1 ................ 378 5 921 512 21.0 (X)

Network advertising time sales 131 ..... 8 830 602 31.3 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 760 ........................ 409 451 1.5 (X)

Other sources 1 .................... 989 532 487 1.9 (X)

Alabama 228 ................... 234 660 100.0 89.2

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 40 .......... 2 403 1.0 (X)

National and regional advertising 123 . 18 072 7.7 (X)

Local advertising 194 ................ 77 108 32.9 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 29 .......... 7 625 3.3 (X)

National and regional advertising 29 . 53 299 22.7 (X)

Local advertising 28 ................ 67 895 28.9 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 10 ........................ 667 .3 (X)

Other sources 39 .................... 7 591 3.2 (X)

Arizona 123 .................... 297 698 100.0 95.3

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 14 .......... 1 676 .6 (X)

National and regional advertising 71 . 20 840 7.0 (X)

Local advertising 91 ................ 63 762 21.4 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 18 .......... 4 738 1.6 (X)

National and regional advertising 20 . 92 675 31.1 (X)

Local advertising 23 ................ 108 036 36.3 (X)

Other sources 19 .................... 5 679 1.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 292 .1 (X)

Arkansas 160 .................. 118 000 100.0 84.1

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 20 .......... 682 .6 (X)

National and regional advertising 95 . 8 459 7.2 (X)

Local advertising 135 ................ 39 337 33.3 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 17 .......... 4 035 3.4 (X)

National and regional advertising 14 . 20 538 17.4 (X)

Local advertising 20 ................ 42 800 36.3 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 17 ........................ 521 .4 (X)

Other sources 24 .................... 1 622 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 6 (V) (X)

California 660 .................. 3 774 435 100.0 93.2

Radio station time sales: Network compensation 95 .......... 22 904 .6 (X)

National and regional advertising 391 . 240 326 6.4 (X)

Local advertising 479 ................ 628 095 16.6 (X)

Television station time sales: Network compensation 88 .......... 58 555 1.6 (X)

National and regional advertising 112 . 816 165 21.6 (X)

Local advertising 123 ................ 1 069 773 28.3 (X)

Network advertising time sales 17 ..... 860 677 22.8 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 68 ........................ 34 848 .9 (X)

Other sources 176 .................... 43 092 1.1 (X)

Colorado 155 .................. 291 732 100.0 92.4

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 23 .......... 1 409 .5 (X)

National and regional advertising 89 . 20 466 7.0 (X)

Local advertising 117 ................ 79 727 27.3 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 18 .......... 2 895 1.0 (X)

National and regional advertising 24 . 83 479 28.6 (X)

Local advertising 28 ................ 90 494 31.0 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 17 ........................ 4 004 1.4 (X)

Other sources 49 .................... 7 004 2.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 254 .8 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Connecticut 81 ................ 224 146 100.0 68.8

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 11 .......... 676 .3 (X)

National and regional advertising 50 . 19 738 8.8 (X)

Local advertising 62 ................ 76 115 34.0 (X)

Television station time sales: National and regional advertising 8 . 51 137 22.8 (X)

Local advertising 9 ................ 44 434 19.8 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 6 ........................ 10 697 4.8 (X)

Other sources 19 .................... 3 562 1.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 17 787 7.9 (X)

District of Columbia 34 ........ 543 346 100.0 98.1

Radio station time sales: Network compensation 14 .......... 15 392 2.8 (X)

National and regional advertising 12 . 22 804 4.2 (X)

Local advertising 16 ................ 41 869 7.7 (X)

Television station time sales: National and regional advertising 11 . 166 421 30.6 (X)

Local advertising 9 ................ 119 829 22.1 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 6 257 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 170 774 31.4 (X)

Florida 448 ..................... 1 098 434 100.0 90.3

Radio station time sales: Network compensation 98 .......... 4 184 .4 (X)

National and regional advertising 263 . 83 914 7.6 (X)

Local advertising 330 ................ 260 573 23.7 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 58 .......... 26 676 2.4 (X)

National and regional advertising 80 . 380 333 34.6 (X)

Local advertising 87 ................ 318 959 29.0 (X)

Network advertising time sales 7 ..... 2 189 .2 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 57 ........................ 8 627 .8 (X)

Other sources 129 .................... 12 979 1.2 (X)

Georgia 265 .................... 636 184 100.0 97.0

Radio station time sales: Network compensation 41 .......... 5 075 .8 (X)

National and regional advertising 150 . 25 388 4.0 (X)

Local advertising 226 ................ 110 803 17.4 (X)

Television station time sales: Network compensation 21 .......... 10 123 1.6 (X)

National and regional advertising 27 . 323 134 50.8 (X)

Local advertising 36 ................ 147 528 23.2 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 11 ........................ 1 152 .2 (X)

Other sources 34 .................... 12 815 2.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 166 (V) (X)

Hawaii 52 ..................... 99 890 100.0 73.0

Radio station time sales: National and regional advertising 18 . 2 878 2.9 (X)

Local advertising 36 ................ 27 631 27.7 (X)

Television station time sales: Network compensation 7 .......... 1 049 1.1 (X)

National and regional advertising 7 . 9 790 9.8 (X)

Local advertising 13 ................ 49 859 49.9 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 11 ........................ 7 764 7.8 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 919 .9 (X)

Idaho 58 ...................... 48 407 100.0 89.4

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 8 .......... 1 053 2.2 (X)

National and regional advertising 32 . 2 808 5.8 (X)

Local advertising 46 ................ 18 494 38.2 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 9 .......... 1 448 3.0 (X)

National and regional advertising 9 . 9 132 18.9 (X)

Local advertising 9 ................ 13 319 27.5 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 1 710 3.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 443 .9 (X)

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[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Illinois 290 ..................... 1 054 754 100.0 91.5

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 48 .......... 16 255 1.5 (X)

National and regional advertising 160 . 74 657 7.1 (X)

Local advertising 227 ................ 262 757 24.9 (X)

Television station time sales: Network compensation 33 .......... 15 243 1.5 (X)

National and regional advertising 38 . 263 830 25.0 (X)

Local advertising 40 ................ 389 623 36.9 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 30 ........................ 6 538 .6 (X)

Other sources 65 .................... 24 768 2.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 083 .1 (X)

Indiana 192 .................... 352 769 100.0 91.7

Radio station time sales: Network compensation 39 .......... 3 129 .9 (X)

National and regional advertising 113 . 16 024 4.5 (X)

Local advertising 151 ................ 108 571 30.8 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 25 .......... 7 138 2.0 (X)

National and regional advertising 31 . 93 710 26.6 (X)

Local advertising 34 ................ 106 727 30.3 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 16 ........................ 5 055 1.4 (X)

Other sources 48 .................... 10 498 3.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 917 .5 (X)

Iowa 131 ....................... 160 640 100.0 92.2

Radio station time sales: Network compensation 35 .......... 1 348 .8 (X)

National and regional advertising 81 . 12 306 7.7 (X)

Local advertising 108 ................ 57 403 35.7 (X)

Television station time sales: Network compensation 16 .......... 5 618 3.5 (X)

National and regional advertising 19 . 35 454 22.1 (X)

Local advertising 19 ................ 44 338 27.6 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 9 ........................ 934 .6 (X)

Other sources 28 .................... 2 508 1.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 731 .5 (X)

Kansas 115 .................... 150 872 100.0 91.8

Radio station time sales: Network compensation 30 .......... 724 .5 (X)

National and regional advertising 65 . 5 851 3.9 (X)

Local advertising 89 ................ 55 052 36.5 (X)

Television station time sales: Network compensation 13 .......... 4 551 3.0 (X)

National and regional advertising 20 . 30 587 20.3 (X)

Local advertising 22 ................ 46 683 30.9 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 14 ........................ 777 .5 (X)

Other sources 33 .................... 1 904 1.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 743 3.1 (X)

Kentucky 184 .................. 188 882 100.0 84.3

Radio station time sales: Network compensation 25 .......... 1 866 1.0 (X)

National and regional advertising 121 . 10 200 5.4 (X)

Local advertising 160 ................ 65 834 34.9 (X)

Television station time sales: Network compensation 13 .......... 6 227 3.3 (X)

National and regional advertising 15 . 44 211 23.4 (X)

Local advertising 20 ................ 53 099 28.1 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 8 ........................ 2 090 1.1 (X)

Other sources 24 .................... 5 317 2.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 38 (V) (X)

Louisiana 173 .................. 276 908 100.0 87.0

Radio station time sales: Network compensation 38 .......... 2 100 .8 (X)

National and regional advertising 87 . 11 423 4.1 (X)

Local advertising 132 ................ 75 470 27.3 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 30 .......... 10 113 3.7 (X)

National and regional advertising 32 . 57 643 20.8 (X)

Local advertising 34 ................ 99 298 35.9 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 13 ........................ 2 248 .8 (X)

Other sources 51 .................... 18 514 6.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 99 (V) (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Maine 62 ...................... 73 665 100.0 91.2

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 9 .......... 1 066 1.5 (X)

National and regional advertising 47 . 6 915 9.4 (X)

Local advertising 52 ................ 23 210 31.5 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 8 .......... 1 949 2.7 (X)

National and regional advertising 9 . 21 253 28.9 (X)

Local advertising 9 ................ 17 695 24.0 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 7 ........................ 674 .9 (X)

Other sources 17 .................... 581 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 322 .4 (X)

Maryland 111 .................. 294 250 100.0 94.4

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 26 .......... 1 628 .6 (X)

National and regional advertising 63 . 28 247 9.6 (X)

Local advertising 86 ................ 94 518 32.1 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 13 .......... 5 475 1.9 (X)

National and regional advertising 18 . 89 864 30.5 (X)

Local advertising 20 ................ 70 726 24.0 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 7 ........................ 1 071 .4 (X)

Other sources 29 .................... 2 721 .9 (X)

Massachusetts 129 ............. 539 109 100.0 89.5

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 28 .......... 4 574 .9 (X)

National and regional advertising 73 . 45 479 8.4 (X)

Local advertising 100 ................ 123 709 23.0 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 13 .......... 6 004 1.1 (X)

National and regional advertising 21 . 211 947 39.3 (X)

Local advertising 22 ................ 136 485 25.3 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 7 ........................ 4 134 .8 (X)

Other sources 29 .................... 6 603 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 174 (V) (X)

Michigan 260 ................... 629 363 100.0 94.0

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 74 .......... 5 651 .9 (X)

National and regional advertising 156 . 51 568 8.2 (X)

Local advertising 203 ................ 186 361 29.6 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 31 .......... 11 558 1.8 (X)

National and regional advertising 34 . 162 740 25.9 (X)

Local advertising 40 ................ 190 660 30.3 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 15 ........................ 1 276 .2 (X)

Other sources 52 .................... 17 749 2.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 800 .3 (X)

Minnesota 192 ................. 280 503 100.0 91.1

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 43 .......... 1 232 .4 (X)

National and regional advertising 115 . 37 558 13.4 (X)

Local advertising 155 ................ 88 265 31.5 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 15 .......... 3 919 1.4 (X)

National and regional advertising 17 . 50 699 18.1 (X)

Local advertising 24 ................ 76 231 27.2 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 22 ........................ 11 509 4.1 (X)

Other sources 49 .................... 9 236 3.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 854 .7 (X)

Mississippi 145 ................. 96 022 100.0 92.3

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 33 .......... 1 292 1.4 (X)

National and regional advertising 72 . 4 589 4.8 (X)

Local advertising 125 ................ 28 953 30.2 (X)

Television station time sales: Network compensation 14 .......... 6 308 6.6 (X)

National and regional advertising 12 . 25 590 26.7 (X)

Local advertising 16 ................ 22 451 23.4 (X)

Network advertising time sales 11 ..... 3 921 4.1 (X)

Other sources 28 .................... 1 191 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 727 1.8 (X)

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Table 21. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Missouri 205 ................... 411 843 100.0 92.8

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 45 .......... 5 908 1.4 (X)

National and regional advertising 126 . 21 578 5.2 (X)

Local advertising 166 ................ 114 516 27.8 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 31 .......... 9 699 2.4 (X)

National and regional advertising 29 . 112 109 27.2 (X)

Local advertising 30 ................ 143 464 34.8 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 16 ........................ 1 521 .4 (X)

Other sources 55 .................... 2 939 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 109 (V) (X)

Nebraska 91 .................. 103 973 100.0 93.5

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 16 .......... 824 .8 (X)

National and regional advertising 61 . 5 648 5.4 (X)

Local advertising 72 ................ 41 334 39.8 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 12 .......... 2 720 2.6 (X)

National and regional advertising 12 . 25 576 24.6 (X)

Local advertising 14 ................ 25 966 25.0 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 8 ........................ 770 .7 (X)

Other sources 27 .................... 1 109 1.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 26 (V) (X)

Nevada 70 .................... 118 211 100.0 87.0

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 8 .......... 598 .5 (X)

National and regional advertising 46 . 11 006 9.3 (X)

Local advertising 54 ................ 28 110 23.8 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 10 .......... 1 701 1.4 (X)

National and regional advertising 12 . 27 880 23.6 (X)

Local advertising 12 ................ 44 210 37.4 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 12 ........................ 2 087 1.8 (X)

Other sources 18 .................... 2 448 2.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 171 .1 (X)

New Jersey 83 ................ 345 153 100.0 92.5

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 10 .......... 2 269 .7 (X)

National and regional advertising 50 . 24 104 7.0 (X)

Local advertising 68 ................ 53 299 15.4 (X)

Television station time sales:

National and regional advertising 8 . 26 314 7.6 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 7 ........................ 44 871 13.0 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 2 338 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 191 958 55.6 (X)

New Mexico 102 ............... 89 112 100.0 92.5

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 11 .......... 277 .3 (X)

National and regional advertising 62 . 6 069 6.8 (X)

Local advertising 79 ................ 29 178 32.7 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 14 .......... 4 857 5.5 (X)

National and regional advertising 15 . 20 453 23.0 (X)

Local advertising 17 ................ 26 444 29.7 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 9 ........................ 354 .4 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 1 135 1.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 345 .4 (X)

New York 381 .................. 9 326 824 100.0 93.9

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 82 .......... 14 980 .2 (X)

National and regional advertising 227 . 237 217 2.5 (X)

Local advertising 264 ................ 389 235 4.2 (X)

Television station time sales: Network compensation 49 .......... 21 350 .2 (X)

National and regional advertising 62 . 235 922 2.5 (X)

Local advertising 67 ................ 533 343 5.7 (X)

Network advertising time sales 21 ..... 7 537 200 80.8 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 53 ........................ 191 878 2.1 (X)

Other sources 114 .................... 165 699 1.8 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

North Carolina 283 ............. 501 605 100.0 79.7

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 58 .......... 5 272 1.1 (X)

National and regional advertising 160 . 29 730 5.9 (X)

Local advertising 236 ................ 140 692 28.1 (X)

Television station time sales: Network compensation 28 .......... 23 181 4.6 (X)

National and regional advertising 39 . 157 055 31.3 (X)

Local advertising 41 ................ 137 974 27.5 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 14 ........................ 730 .2 (X)

Other sources 45 .................... 5 101 1.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 870 .4 (X)

North Dakota 69 .............. 61 976 100.0 62.2

Radio station time sales: Network compensation 10 .......... 338 .6 (X)

National and regional advertising 40 . 3 915 6.3 (X)

Local advertising 52 ................ 25 029 40.4 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 14 .......... 1 976 3.2 (X)

National and regional advertising 13 . 10 983 17.7 (X)

Local advertising 16 ................ 15 971 25.8 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 6 ........................ 339 .6 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 2 208 3.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 217 2.0 (X)

Ohio 281 ....................... 810 096 100.0 93.0

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 63 .......... 6 728 .8 (X)

National and regional advertising 157 . 70 429 8.7 (X)

Local advertising 214 ................ 230 418 28.4 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 36 .......... 17 654 2.2 (X)

National and regional advertising 49 . 238 389 29.4 (X)

Local advertising 53 ................ 228 646 28.2 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 26 ........................ 3 594 .4 (X)

Other sources 93 .................... 14 228 1.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 10 (V) (X)

Oklahoma 139 .................. 176 227 100.0 92.8

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 18 .......... 1 248 .7 (X)

National and regional advertising 79 . 6 444 3.7 (X)

Local advertising 117 ................ 53 052 30.1 (X)

Television station time sales: Network compensation 17 .......... 4 819 2.7 (X)

National and regional advertising 15 . 41 305 23.4 (X)

Local advertising 15 ................ 63 953 36.3 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 9 ........................ 509 .3 (X)

Other sources 30 .................... 4 494 2.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 403 .2 (X)

Oregon 152 .................... 226 100 100.0 87.9

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 15 .......... 505 .2 (X)

National and regional advertising 105 . 18 194 8.1 (X)

Local advertising 122 ................ 65 460 29.0 (X)

Television station time sales: Network compensation 18 .......... 6 256 2.8 (X)

National and regional advertising 28 . 63 768 28.2 (X)

Local advertising 28 ................ 59 993 26.5 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 14 ........................ 5 794 2.6 (X)

Other sources 36 .................... 6 130 2.7 (X)

Pennsylvania 313 ............... 947 207 100.0 91.9

Radio station time sales: Network compensation 55 .......... 13 024 1.4 (X)

National and regional advertising 200 . 80 218 8.5 (X)

Local advertising 264 ................ 235 664 24.9 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 36 .......... 21 642 2.3 (X)

National and regional advertising 42 . 328 638 34.7 (X)

Local advertising 48 ................ 225 641 23.8 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 28 ........................ 3 046 .3 (X)

Other sources 73 .................... 38 959 4.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 375 (V) (X)

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Table 21. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

South Carolina 167 ............. 193 558 100.0 85.9

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 39 .......... 2 623 1.4 (X)

National and regional advertising 99 . 13 163 6.8 (X)

Local advertising 141 ................ 64 284 33.2 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 18 .......... 6 454 3.3 (X)

National and regional advertising 22 . 53 163 27.5 (X)

Local advertising 23 ................ 49 452 25.6 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 8 ........................ 1 246 .6 (X)

Other sources 26 .................... 2 576 1.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 597 .3 (X)

South Dakota 59 .............. 51 498 100.0 92.6

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 10 .......... 86 .2 (X)

National and regional advertising 41 . 2 993 5.8 (X)

Local advertising 52 ................ 22 973 44.6 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 6 .......... 2 245 4.4 (X)

National and regional advertising 7 . 7 292 14.2 (X)

Local advertising 7 ................ 15 320 29.8 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 379 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 210 .4 (X)

Tennessee 249 ................. 333 189 100.0 89.0

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 43 .......... 3 728 1.1 (X)

National and regional advertising 110 . 20 311 6.1 (X)

Local advertising 200 ................ 92 473 27.8 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 28 .......... 10 781 3.2 (X)

National and regional advertising 29 . 84 766 25.4 (X)

Local advertising 39 ................ 106 819 32.1 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 19 ........................ 1 801 .5 (X)

Other sources 47 .................... 11 651 3.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 859 .3 (X)

Texas 600 ..................... 1 336 484 100.0 90.4

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 93 .......... 5 620 .4 (X)

National and regional advertising 370 . 104 437 7.8 (X)

Local advertising 462 ................ 357 926 26.8 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 89 .......... 36 808 2.8 (X)

National and regional advertising 107 . 382 293 28.6 (X)

Local advertising 114 ................ 396 271 29.7 (X)

Network advertising time sales 7 ..... 8 343 .6 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 52 ........................ 13 072 1.0 (X)

Other sources 153 .................... 31 714 2.4 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Vermont 55 ................... 34 636 100.0 82.5

Radio station time sales: National and regional advertising 28 . 2 379 6.9 (X)

Local advertising 40 ................ 15 623 45.1 (X)

Television station time sales: Network compensation 10 .......... 777 2.2 (X)

National and regional advertising 10 . 10 006 28.9 (X)

Local advertising 11 ................ 5 012 14.5 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 11 ........................ 158 .5 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 637 1.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 44 .1 (X)

Virginia 237 .................... 467 877 100.0 70.7

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 47 .......... 2 240 .5 (X)

National and regional advertising 144 . 24 153 5.2 (X)

Local advertising 189 ................ 85 561 18.3 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 23 .......... 5 524 1.2 (X)

National and regional advertising 29 . 121 140 25.9 (X)

Local advertising 37 ................ 119 012 25.4 (X)

Network advertising time sales 6 ..... 90 536 19.4 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 22 ........................ 13 691 2.9 (X)

Other sources 54 .................... 6 020 1.3 (X)

Washington 174 ................ 470 508 100.0 81.5

Radio station time sales:

Network compensation 32 .......... 1 494 .3 (X)

National and regional advertising 109 . 31 297 6.7 (X)

Local advertising 143 ................ 154 001 32.7 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 20 .......... 5 637 1.2 (X)

National and regional advertising 26 . 144 109 30.6 (X)

Local advertising 25 ................ 119 762 25.5 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 16 ........................ 3 143 .7 (X)

Other sources 38 .................... 8 454 1.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 611 .6 (X)

West Virginia 94 .............. 94 002 100.0 86.3

Radio station time sales: Network compensation 19 .......... 927 1.0 (X)

National and regional advertising 54 . 3 652 3.9 (X)

Local advertising 78 ................ 27 251 29.0 (X)

Television station time sales:

Network compensation 12 .......... 5 856 6.2 (X)

National and regional advertising 15 . 26 054 27.7 (X)

Local advertising 12 ................ 23 188 24.7 (X)

Network advertising time sales 6 ..... 1 951 2.1 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 11 ........................ 831 .9 (X)

Other sources 18 .................... 4 292 4.6 (X)

Wisconsin 181 ................. 305 779 100.0 81.2

Radio station time sales: Network compensation 31 .......... 2 619 .9 (X)

National and regional advertising 112 . 16 054 5.3 (X)

Local advertising 152 ................ 110 714 36.2 (X)

Television station time sales: Network compensation 22 .......... 5 975 2.0 (X)

National and regional advertising 24 . 68 334 22.4 (X)

Local advertising 25 ................ 94 127 30.8 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 7 ........................ 1 915 .6 (X)

Other sources 38 .................... 6 005 2.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 36 (V) (X)

1At any level of industry detail, if the revenue for a particular revenue line is not a minimal percentage of total revenue for the industry, the data for the line are included in " All other

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Table 22. Nonoperating Income for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Nonoperating income

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Annual

payroll

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

From

Federal,

State, and

local

governments

($1,000)

From other

contributions,

gifts, and

grants

($1,000)

Other

sources

($1,000)

Payroll of

respondents to

nonoperating

income inquiry

as percent of

total payroll

United States 566 ......................... 368 754 381 047 928 531 135 485 611 090 181 956 95.2

4832 Radio broadcasting 355 ............................ 69 764 78 358 187 302 43 690 123 304 20 308 93.2 4833 Television broadcasting 211 ......................... 298 990 302 689 741 229 91 795 487 786 161 648 95.7

Alabama 13 ................................ 1 666 1 591 18 615 139 18 466 10 90.2

4832 Radio broadcasting 7 ............................ 302 525 16 900 139 16 751 10 100.0

4833 Television broadcasting 6 ......................... 1 364 1 066 1 715 – 1 715 – 85.4

Alaska 25 ................................. 3 854 6 212 15 138 8 695 6 189 254 83.1

4832 Radio broadcasting 22 ............................ 3 499 3 524 6 050 2 885 3 029 136 92.8

4833 Television broadcasting 3 ......................... 355 2 688 9 088 5 810 3 160 118 70.5

Arizona 7 ................................ 1 124 1 125 4 752 32 4 699 21 100.0

4832 Radio broadcasting 5 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

4833 Television broadcasting 2 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

Arkansas 5 ............................... 2 694 802 (S) (S) (S) (S) 42.9

4832 Radio broadcasting 3 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

4833 Television broadcasting 2 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 11.9

California 51 ............................... 36 928 49 394 141 835 7 507 128 819 5 509 96.6

4832 Radio broadcasting 34 ............................ 5 976 7 212 21 201 2 763 16 948 1 490 100.0

4833 Television broadcasting 17 ......................... 30 952 42 182 120 634 4 744 111 871 4 019 96.1

Colorado 13 ............................... 2 958 3 856 13 146 1 173 9 857 2 116 93.0

4832 Radio broadcasting 10 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

4833 Television broadcasting 3 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 87.9

Connecticut 10 ............................ 707 3 642 19 726 5 778 13 938 10 98.4

4832 Radio broadcasting 2 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

4833 Television broadcasting 8 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 98.4

District of Columbia 5 .................... 320 4 418 14 572 12 520 2 030 22 87.4

4832 Radio broadcasting 3 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

4833 Television broadcasting 2 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 37.2

Florida 36 ................................. 8 528 18 982 50 777 7 688 42 272 817 99.9

4832 Radio broadcasting 19 ............................ 1 051 3 181 6 665 1 351 5 293 21 99.2

4833 Television broadcasting 17 ......................... 7 477 15 801 44 112 6 337 36 979 796 100.0

Georgia 13 ................................ 1 417 1 120 1 351 76 1 270 5 71.3

4832 Radio broadcasting 12 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 66.0

4833 Television broadcasting 1 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

Illinois 19 .................................. 16 676 19 978 39 861 4 849 33 621 1 391 96.5

4832 Radio broadcasting 9 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 84.2

4833 Television broadcasting 10 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

Indiana 15 ................................. 16 536 9 617 11 826 2 178 6 401 3 247 99.7

4832 Radio broadcasting 3 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 86.0

4833 Television broadcasting 12 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

Iowa 6 ................................... 150 451 867 79 786 2 100.0

4832 Radio broadcasting 6 ............................ 150 451 867 79 786 2 100.0 4833 Television broadcasting – ......................... – – – – – – (X)

Kansas 8 ................................. 1 260 1 785 3 888 1 379 2 398 111 97.4

4832 Radio broadcasting 5 ............................ 375 351 986 181 744 61 86.6

4833 Television broadcasting 3 ......................... 885 1 434 2 902 1 198 1 654 50 100.0

Kentucky 6 ............................... 3 848 2 344 2 354 757 1 547 50 91.9

4832 Radio broadcasting 4 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 75.4

4833 Television broadcasting 2 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

Maryland 10 ............................... 6 511 4 213 4 619 – 1 384 3 235 95.8

4832 Radio broadcasting 8 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 92.9

4833 Television broadcasting 2 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

Michigan 13 ............................... 11 978 6 034 5 380 413 3 521 1 446 99.8

4832 Radio broadcasting 10 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

4833 Television broadcasting 3 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 99.6

Minnesota 33 .............................. 16 066 19 902 41 669 6 871 25 244 9 554 96.4

4832 Radio broadcasting 26 ............................ 9 065 11 580 28 502 3 760 15 855 8 887 93.9

4833 Television broadcasting 7 ......................... 7 001 8 322 13 167 3 111 9 389 667 99.8

Mississippi 3 ............................. 768 310 629 125 446 58 100.0

4832 Radio broadcasting 2 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

4833 Television broadcasting 1 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

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Table 22. Nonoperating Income for Firms Exempt From Federal Income Tax for the United

States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Nonoperating income

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Annual

payroll

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

From

Federal,

State, and

local

governments

($1,000)

From other

contributions,

gifts, and

grants

($1,000)

Other

sources

($1,000)

Payroll of

respondents to

nonoperating

income inquiry

as percent of

total payroll

Missouri 12 ................................ 3 638 6 273 13 154 1 657 11 464 33 99.7

4832 Radio broadcasting 6 ............................ 879 568 795 119 644 32 96.3 4833 Television broadcasting 6 ......................... 2 759 5 705 12 359 1 538 10 820 1 100.0

Nebraska 5 ............................... 25 374 1 164 – 1 162 2 92.5

4832 Radio broadcasting 5 ............................ 25 374 1 164 – 1 162 2 92.5

4833 Television broadcasting – ......................... – – – – – – (X)

Nevada 4 ................................. 378 1 460 2 994 787 2 148 59 100.0

4832 Radio broadcasting 3 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

4833 Television broadcasting 1 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

New Mexico 5 ............................ 902 779 936 – 934 2 95.3

4832 Radio broadcasting 1 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

4833 Television broadcasting 4 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 91.8

New York 29 .............................. 50 529 37 515 74 639 24 149 45 178 5 312 98.3

4832 Radio broadcasting 15 ............................ 1 543 4 585 12 601 9 306 2 950 345 86.5

4833 Television broadcasting 14 ......................... 48 986 32 930 62 038 14 843 42 228 4 967 100.0

North Carolina 7 .......................... 757 2 164 6 629 111 6 443 75 100.0

4832 Radio broadcasting 7 ............................ 757 2 164 6 629 111 6 443 75 100.0

4833 Television broadcasting – ......................... – – – – – – (X)

Ohio 25 ................................... 7 606 9 441 19 471 5 480 13 345 646 92.0

4832 Radio broadcasting 16 ............................ 2 206 2 072 3 611 540 2 840 231 89.0 4833 Television broadcasting 9 ......................... 5 400 7 369 15 860 4 940 10 505 415 92.8

Oklahoma 6 .............................. 797 662 1 107 262 827 18 76.1

4832 Radio broadcasting 4 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 51.1

4833 Television broadcasting 2 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

Oregon 13 ................................. 2 402 1 699 3 269 1 072 2 042 155 93.5

4832 Radio broadcasting 6 ............................ 377 389 449 – 427 22 100.0

4833 Television broadcasting 7 ......................... 2 025 1 310 2 820 1 072 1 615 133 91.5

Pennsylvania 19 ........................... 34 849 23 075 38 087 8 561 27 293 2 233 98.7

4832 Radio broadcasting 12 ............................ 1 515 905 2 231 132 1 946 153 67.2 4833 Television broadcasting 7 ......................... 33 334 22 170 35 856 8 429 25 347 2 080 100.0

South Carolina 7 .......................... 10 302 1 670 – 1 670 – 93.4

4832 Radio broadcasting 5 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 87.4

4833 Television broadcasting 2 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 98.7

South Dakota 4 ........................... 324 596 1 090 238 823 29 100.0

4832 Radio broadcasting 4 ............................ 324 596 1 090 238 823 29 100.0 4833 Television broadcasting – ......................... – – – – – – (X)

Tennessee 13 ............................. 5 330 3 726 5 662 3 262 2 275 125 100.0

4832 Radio broadcasting 5 ............................ 87 283 452 – 452 – 100.0

4833 Television broadcasting 8 ......................... 5 243 3 443 5 210 3 262 1 823 125 100.0

Texas 31 .................................. 9 304 10 850 29 489 1 139 19 953 8 397 79.5

4832 Radio broadcasting 17 ............................ 3 779 2 777 6 212 543 5 488 181 77.3

4833 Television broadcasting 14 ......................... 5 525 8 073 23 277 596 14 465 8 216 80.2

Utah 4 ................................... 183 286 715 133 575 7 100.0

4832 Radio broadcasting 4 ............................ 183 286 715 133 575 7 100.0 4833 Television broadcasting – ......................... – – – – – – (X)

Vermont 8 ................................ 545 2 365 6 562 2 631 3 928 3 98.6

4832 Radio broadcasting 2 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

4833 Television broadcasting 6 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 98.3

Virginia 17 ................................. 46 380 49 375 148 264 9 691 7 172 131 401 87.0

4832 Radio broadcasting 5 ............................ 61 292 1 407 292 1 111 4 100.0

4833 Television broadcasting 12 ......................... 46 319 49 083 146 857 9 399 6 061 131 397 86.9

Washington 15 ............................ 5 607 8 346 19 472 793 17 795 884 96.2

4832 Radio broadcasting 11 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 87.7

4833 Television broadcasting 4 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

West Virginia 4 ........................... 1 859 787 1 638 2 93 1 543 100.0

4832 Radio broadcasting 4 ............................ 1 859 787 1 638 2 93 1 543 100.0 4833 Television broadcasting – ......................... – – – – – – (X)

Wisconsin 12 .............................. 1 467 1 450 2 703 393 2 242 68 74.1

4832 Radio broadcasting 11 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 75.3

4833 Television broadcasting 1 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) –

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Table 23. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

United States 4 ............ 468 27 512 100 100.0 88.3

Advertising 2 ....................... 648 2 152 901 7.8 (X)

Programming service 399 .............. 2 168 507 7.9 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 3 .. 942 14 625 638 53.2 (X)

Premium and pay per view 3 ......... 833 6 099 536 22.2 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 3 ............................ 717 388 883 1.4 (X)

Other cable and pay television 3 ..... 009 1 514 706 5.5 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 125 ........................ 57 229 .2 (X)

Other sources 1 .................... 624 504 700 1.8 (X)

Alabama 103 ................... 311 264 100.0 86.2

Advertising 56 ....................... 9 131 2.9 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 94 .. 216 064 69.4 (X)

Premium and pay per view 94 ......... 64 460 20.7 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 95 ............................ 6 212 2.0 (X)

Other cable and pay television 69 ..... 11 571 3.7 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 2 876 .9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 950 .3 (X)

Alaska 19 ..................... 48 970 100.0 95.6

Advertising 11 ....................... 1 223 2.5 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 17 .. 31 588 64.5 (X)

Premium and pay per view 12 ......... 9 884 20.2 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 15 ............................ 698 1.4 (X)

Other cable and pay television 7 ..... 4 063 8.3 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 934 1.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 580 1.2 (X)

Arizona 63 .................... 266 109 100.0 89.0

Advertising 30 ....................... 5 396 2.0 (X)

Programming service 8 .............. 84 558 31.8 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 52 .. 101 919 38.3 (X)

Premium and pay per view 59 ......... 45 858 17.2 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 56 ............................ 5 629 2.1 (X)

Other cable and pay television 47 ..... 11 510 4.3 (X)

Other sources 40 .................... 9 770 3.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 469 .6 (X)

Arkansas 79 .................. 149 580 100.0 91.3

Advertising 52 ....................... 12 041 8.1 (X)

Programming service 7 .............. 2 722 1.8 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 74 .. 100 164 67.0 (X)

Premium and pay per view 74 ......... 25 123 16.8 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 70 ............................ 3 618 2.4 (X)

Other cable and pay television 41 ..... 5 428 3.6 (X)

Other sources 29 .................... 484 .3 (X)

California 358 .................. 3 189 906 100.0 88.0

Advertising 238 ....................... 149 826 4.7 (X)

Programming service 61 .............. 291 181 9.1 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 292 .. 1 580 023 49.5 (X)

Premium and pay per view 287 ......... 825 447 25.9 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 273 ............................ 45 148 1.4 (X)

Other cable and pay television 244 ..... 241 259 7.6 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 8 ........................ 9 391 .3 (X)

Other sources 136 .................... 47 631 1.5 (X)

Colorado 115 .................. 369 142 100.0 69.9

Advertising 50 ....................... 8 349 2.3 (X)

Programming service 8 .............. 53 039 14.4 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 99 .. 229 039 62.1 (X)

Premium and pay per view 91 ......... 53 778 14.6 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 88 ............................ 6 507 1.8 (X)

Other cable and pay television 76 ..... 13 101 3.6 (X)

Other sources 44 .................... 5 329 1.4 (X)

Connecticut 42 ................ 1 117 613 100.0 97.2

Advertising 21 ....................... 270 649 24.2 (X)

Programming service 6 .............. 373 217 33.4 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 30 .. 318 662 28.5 (X)

Premium and pay per view 27 ......... 89 023 8.0 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 26 ............................ 6 204 .6 (X)

Other cable and pay television 33 ..... 22 857 2.1 (X)

Other sources 11 .................... 36 718 3.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 283 (V) (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Delaware 11 .................. 80 821 100.0 95.8

Advertising 9 ....................... 2 703 3.3 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 11 .. 53 048 65.6 (X)

Premium and pay per view 11 ......... 18 569 23.0 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 11 ............................ 1 488 1.8 (X)

Other cable and pay television 11 ..... 4 622 5.7 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 391 .5 (X)

District of Columbia 14 ........ 75 703 100.0 94.7

Advertising 8 ....................... 6 556 8.7 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 8 .. 23 345 30.8 (X)

Premium and pay per view 6 ......... 12 855 17.0 (X)

Other cable and pay television 6 ..... 7 917 10.5 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 906 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 24 124 31.9 (X)

Florida 204 ..................... 1 365 139 100.0 89.5

Advertising 102 ....................... 54 785 4.0 (X)

Programming service 7 .............. 36 977 2.7 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 158 .. 922 505 67.6 (X)

Premium and pay per view 152 ......... 234 835 17.2 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 150 ............................ 23 938 1.8 (X)

Other cable and pay television 163 ..... 66 201 4.9 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 11 ........................ 2 270 .2 (X)

Other sources 49 .................... 23 628 1.7 (X)

Georgia 135 .................... 1 557 222 100.0 87.3

Advertising 85 ....................... 414 721 26.6 (X)

Programming service 13 .............. 100 689 6.5 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 117 .. 827 595 53.2 (X)

Premium and pay per view 113 ......... 116 004 7.5 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 106 ............................ 11 481 .7 (X)

Other cable and pay television 89 ..... 43 195 2.8 (X)

Other sources 38 .................... 34 841 2.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 8 696 .6 (X)

Idaho 28 ...................... 60 843 100.0 95.3

Advertising 15 ....................... 1 991 3.3 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 25 .. 40 777 67.0 (X)

Premium and pay per view 20 ......... 10 257 16.9 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 19 ............................ 1 516 2.5 (X)

Other cable and pay television 18 ..... 6 154 10.1 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 148 .2 (X)

Illinois 152 ..................... 1 049 956 100.0 92.8

Advertising 110 ....................... 99 443 9.5 (X)

Programming service 20 .............. 148 811 14.2 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 128 .. 513 931 49.0 (X)

Premium and pay per view 127 ......... 202 828 19.3 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 119 ............................ 10 992 1.1 (X)

Other cable and pay television 89 ..... 58 390 5.6 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 6 ........................ 4 463 .4 (X)

Other sources 83 .................... 11 098 1.1 (X)

Indiana 75 .................... 378 004 100.0 86.7

Advertising 47 ....................... 9 227 2.4 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 72 .. 252 830 66.9 (X)

Premium and pay per view 70 ......... 64 911 17.2 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 72 ............................ 6 800 1.8 (X)

Other cable and pay television 60 ..... 30 493 8.1 (X)

Other sources 39 .................... 2 957 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 10 786 2.9 (X)

Iowa 69 ....................... 179 398 100.0 90.8

Advertising 35 ....................... 5 230 2.9 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 62 .. 118 751 66.2 (X)

Premium and pay per view 63 ......... 34 998 19.5 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 63 ............................ 3 697 2.1 (X)

Other cable and pay television 54 ..... 15 992 8.9 (X)

Other sources 23 .................... 631 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 99 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 23. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Kansas 86 .................... 190 087 100.0 94.2

Advertising 31 ....................... 1 843 1.0 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 83 .. 127 987 67.3 (X)

Premium and pay per view 80 ......... 45 037 23.7 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 76 ............................ 5 200 2.7 (X)

Other cable and pay television 62 ..... 9 366 4.9 (X)

Other sources 28 .................... 616 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 38 (V) (X)

Kentucky 101 .................. 252 252 100.0 98.1

Advertising 42 ....................... 6 370 2.5 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 99 .. 183 907 72.9 (X)

Premium and pay per view 94 ......... 43 167 17.1 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 95 ............................ 4 487 1.8 (X)

Other cable and pay television 46 ..... 5 632 2.2 (X)

Other sources 48 .................... 3 453 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 236 2.1 (X)

Louisiana 83 .................. 314 318 100.0 90.7

Advertising 59 ....................... 6 972 2.2 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 80 .. 203 930 64.9 (X)

Premium and pay per view 77 ......... 71 661 22.8 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 76 ............................ 5 924 1.9 (X)

Other cable and pay television 42 ..... 17 733 5.6 (X)

Other sources 43 .................... 6 283 2.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 815 .6 (X)

Maine 25 ...................... 103 984 100.0 99.3

Advertising 18 ....................... 2 820 2.7 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 24 .. 81 046 77.9 (X)

Premium and pay per view 23 ......... 15 082 14.5 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 19 ............................ 2 180 2.1 (X)

Other cable and pay television 18 ..... 2 553 2.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 303 .3 (X)

Maryland 46 .................. 686 045 100.0 88.1

Advertising 24 ....................... 7 970 1.2 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 41 .. 308 705 45.0 (X)

Premium and pay per view 42 ......... 114 508 16.7 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 42 ............................ 11 256 1.6 (X)

Other cable and pay television 36 ..... 100 062 14.6 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 143 505 20.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 39 (V) (X)

Massachusetts 94 ............. 608 095 100.0 69.5

Advertising 55 ....................... 26 158 4.3 (X)

Programming service 28 .............. 47 701 7.8 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 69 .. 327 754 53.9 (X)

Premium and pay per view 76 ......... 168 883 27.8 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 67 ............................ 7 743 1.3 (X)

Other cable and pay television 57 ..... 26 014 4.3 (X)

Other sources 28 .................... 3 703 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 139 (V) (X)

Michigan 141 ................... 771 674 100.0 94.2

Advertising 90 ....................... 38 614 5.0 (X)

Programming service 13 .............. 2 139 .3 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 131 .. 500 854 64.9 (X)

Premium and pay per view 120 ......... 168 827 21.9 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 117 ............................ 10 408 1.4 (X)

Other cable and pay television 95 ..... 45 731 5.9 (X)

Other sources 51 .................... 5 019 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 82 (V) (X)

Minnesota 97 ................. 251 662 100.0 94.2

Advertising 55 ....................... 4 620 1.8 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 90 .. 177 015 70.3 (X)

Premium and pay per view 88 ......... 43 352 17.2 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 80 ............................ 4 764 1.9 (X)

Other cable and pay television 63 ..... 16 632 6.6 (X)

Other sources 45 .................... 4 752 1.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 527 .2 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

Mississippi 72 ................. 145 597 100.0 88.9

Advertising 33 ....................... 2 753 1.9 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 69 .. 101 832 69.9 (X)

Premium and pay per view 63 ......... 27 726 19.0 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 64 ............................ 2 874 2.0 (X)

Other cable and pay television 48 ..... 8 667 6.0 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 1 260 .9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 485 .3 (X)

Missouri 112 ................... 383 525 100.0 96.8

Advertising 70 ....................... 8 628 2.3 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 108 .. 255 308 66.6 (X)

Premium and pay per view 105 ......... 86 239 22.5 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 99 ............................ 4 983 1.3 (X)

Other cable and pay television 78 ..... 21 370 5.6 (X)

Other sources 44 .................... 5 685 1.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 312 .3 (X)

Nebraska 42 .................. 175 201 100.0 99.3

Advertising 18 ....................... 2 144 1.2 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 39 .. 79 893 45.6 (X)

Premium and pay per view 39 ......... 16 770 9.6 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 39 ............................ 2 146 1.2 (X)

Other cable and pay television 34 ..... 12 600 7.2 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 2 930 1.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 58 718 33.5 (X)

Nevada 27 .................... 128 563 100.0 98.0

Advertising 8 ....................... 3 445 2.7 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 18 .. 68 622 53.4 (X)

Premium and pay per view 21 ......... 38 403 29.9 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 16 ............................ 1 982 1.5 (X)

Other cable and pay television 12 ..... 8 138 6.3 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 7 667 6.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 306 .2 (X)

New Hampshire 18 ............ 105 560 100.0 89.3

Advertising 7 ....................... 431 .4 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 16 .. 40 927 38.8 (X)

Premium and pay per view 16 ......... 20 645 19.6 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 14 ............................ 1 053 1.0 (X)

Other cable and pay television 14 ..... 10 136 9.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 32 368 30.7 (X)

New Jersey 102 ................ 1 232 978 100.0 90.2

Advertising 76 ....................... 65 239 5.3 (X)

Programming service 17 .............. 39 158 3.2 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 93 .. 755 193 61.3 (X)

Premium and pay per view 89 ......... 295 619 24.0 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 84 ............................ 17 959 1.5 (X)

Other cable and pay television 74 ..... 49 362 4.0 (X)

Other sources 19 .................... 10 247 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 201 (V) (X)

New Mexico 38 ............... 104 756 100.0 99.4

Advertising 18 ....................... 3 784 3.6 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 33 .. 65 621 62.6 (X)

Premium and pay per view 31 ......... 17 253 16.5 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 32 ............................ 2 867 2.7 (X)

Other cable and pay television 25 ..... 10 800 10.3 (X)

Other sources 21 .................... 4 431 4.2 (X)

New York 221 .................. 4 159 330 100.0 79.4

Advertising 130 ....................... 604 206 14.5 (X)

Programming service 36 .............. 519 209 12.5 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 153 .. 1 215 126 29.2 (X)

Premium and pay per view 147 ......... 1 543 068 37.1 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 141 ............................ 37 620 .9 (X)

Other cable and pay television 126 ..... 163 832 3.9 (X)

Production and/ or distribution of

programs 6 ........................ 20 568 .5 (X)

Other sources 48 .................... 55 701 1.3 (X)

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Table 23. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

North Carolina 115 ............. 517 848 100.0 96.1

Advertising 84 ....................... 8 009 1.6 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 110 .. 359 944 69.5 (X)

Premium and pay per view 105 ......... 101 033 19.5 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 106 ............................ 11 317 2.2 (X)

Other cable and pay television 86 ..... 28 093 5.4 (X)

Other sources 22 .................... 1 305 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 8 147 1.6 (X)

North Dakota 61 .............. 38 269 100.0 90.8

Advertising 49 ....................... 1 079 2.8 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 59 .. 25 241 66.0 (X)

Premium and pay per view 57 ......... 5 452 14.3 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 57 ............................ 741 1.9 (X)

Other cable and pay television 53 ..... 5 473 14.3 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 278 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 (V) (X)

Ohio 133 ....................... 929 563 100.0 93.1

Advertising 96 ....................... 21 647 2.3 (X)

Programming service 19 .............. 75 032 8.1 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 117 .. 574 184 61.8 (X)

Premium and pay per view 118 ......... 193 586 20.8 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 109 ............................ 10 105 1.1 (X)

Other cable and pay television 100 ..... 42 831 4.6 (X)

Other sources 45 .................... 4 863 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 7 315 .8 (X)

Oklahoma 97 .................. 276 308 100.0 86.5

Advertising 61 ....................... 9 967 3.6 (X)

Programming service 6 .............. 30 245 11.0 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 92 .. 159 495 57.7 (X)

Premium and pay per view 91 ......... 51 465 18.6 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 92 ............................ 5 731 2.1 (X)

Other cable and pay television 77 ..... 16 659 6.0 (X)

Other sources 65 .................... 2 671 1.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 75 (V) (X)

Oregon 61 .................... 210 828 100.0 98.5

Advertising 41 ....................... 6 412 3.0 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 59 .. 146 743 69.6 (X)

Premium and pay per view 58 ......... 37 652 17.9 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 58 ............................ 5 606 2.7 (X)

Other cable and pay television 43 ..... 13 411 6.4 (X)

Other sources 21 .................... 725 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 279 .1 (X)

Pennsylvania 218 ............... 1 415 399 100.0 77.9

Advertising 139 ....................... 24 628 1.7 (X)

Programming service 27 .............. 57 574 4.1 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 202 .. 937 103 66.2 (X)

Premium and pay per view 194 ......... 279 383 19.7 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 188 ............................ 22 960 1.6 (X)

Other cable and pay television 132 ..... 71 879 5.1 (X)

Other sources 96 .................... 21 348 1.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 524 (V) (X)

Rhode Island 24 .............. 153 021 100.0 99.8

Advertising 19 ....................... 3 042 2.0 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 22 .. 84 935 55.5 (X)

Premium and pay per view 24 ......... 31 962 20.9 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 24 ............................ 2 828 1.9 (X)

Other cable and pay television 20 ..... 2 725 1.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 27 529 18.0 (X)

South Carolina 62 ............. 248 192 100.0 94.2

Advertising 40 ....................... 4 783 1.9 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 59 .. 164 510 66.3 (X)

Premium and pay per view 60 ......... 60 735 24.5 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 59 ............................ 4 645 1.9 (X)

Other cable and pay television 39 ..... 9 487 3.8 (X)

Other sources 20 .................... 2 726 1.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 306 .5 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

South Dakota 43 .............. 80 988 100.0 82.6

Advertising 8 ....................... 702 .9 (X)

Programming service 11 .............. 3 312 4.1 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 41 .. 45 672 56.4 (X)

Premium and pay per view 38 ......... 7 930 9.8 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 38 ............................ 1 171 1.5 (X)

Other cable and pay television 29 ..... 21 269 26.3 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 932 1.2 (X)

Tennessee 97 ................. 513 095 100.0 96.2

Advertising 63 ....................... 105 158 20.5 (X)

Programming service 10 .............. 1 959 .4 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 89 .. 312 369 60.9 (X)

Premium and pay per view 89 ......... 62 342 12.2 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 85 ............................ 5 467 1.1 (X)

Other cable and pay television 56 ..... 15 585 3.0 (X)

Other sources 38 .................... 10 014 2.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 201 (V) (X)

Texas 305 ..................... 1 428 986 100.0 95.0

Advertising 182 ....................... 38 598 2.7 (X)

Programming service 21 .............. 113 537 8.0 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 270 .. 761 958 53.3 (X)

Premium and pay per view 268 ......... 377 913 26.5 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 266 ............................ 26 131 1.8 (X)

Other cable and pay television 206 ..... 101 845 7.1 (X)

Other sources 126 .................... 8 872 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 132 (V) (X)

Utah 30 ....................... 98 631 100.0 97.4

Advertising 19 ....................... 876 .9 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 26 .. 57 655 58.5 (X)

Premium and pay per view 25 ......... 18 689 19.0 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 25 ............................ 1 902 1.9 (X)

Other cable and pay television 24 ..... 18 935 19.2 (X)

Other sources 18 .................... 498 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 76 .1 (X)

Virginia 96 .................... 644 100 100.0 94.4

Advertising 55 ....................... 65 918 10.2 (X)

Programming service 8 .............. 11 980 1.9 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 85 .. 389 603 60.5 (X)

Premium and pay per view 78 ......... 126 500 19.6 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 78 ............................ 8 523 1.3 (X)

Other cable and pay television 54 ..... 37 831 5.9 (X)

Other sources 27 .................... 3 204 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 541 .1 (X)

Washington 96 ................ 396 026 100.0 96.3

Advertising 51 ....................... 8 539 2.2 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 84 .. 270 854 68.4 (X)

Premium and pay per view 81 ......... 68 355 17.3 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 83 ............................ 8 622 2.2 (X)

Other cable and pay television 64 ..... 33 870 8.6 (X)

Other sources 42 .................... 5 089 1.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 697 .2 (X)

West Virginia 59 .............. 117 077 100.0 94.5

Advertising 24 ....................... 1 612 1.4 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 57 .. 81 322 69.5 (X)

Premium and pay per view 50 ......... 22 605 19.3 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 51 ............................ 3 140 2.7 (X)

Other cable and pay television 38 ..... 5 351 4.6 (X)

Other sources 15 .................... 566 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 481 2.1 (X)

Wisconsin 97 ................. 328 165 100.0 92.3

Advertising 46 ....................... 7 159 2.2 (X)

Programming service 6 .............. 1 113 .3 (X)

Subscription fees for basic service 89 .. 236 492 72.1 (X)

Premium and pay per view 87 ......... 62 264 19.0 (X)

Installation, startup, and reconnect

fees 82 ............................ 3 917 1.2 (X)

Other cable and pay television 76 ..... 13 582 4.1 (X)

Other sources 39 .................... 3 638 1.1 (X)

1At any level of industry detail, if the revenue for a particular revenue line is not a minimal percentage of total revenue for the industry, the data for the line are included in " All other

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Table 24. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

UNITED STATES

Electric and gas services 11 ... 156 292 030 897 100.0 95.3

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 197 529 050 67.6 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 72 699 023 24.9 (X)

Manufactured or mixed gas (X) ...... 743 825 .3 (X)

Steam or air-conditioning (X) ......... 599 650 .2 (X)

Water (X) .......................... 193 307 .1 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 15 770 919 5.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Household appliances (X) ........... 229 947 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 3 972 612 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 292 564 .1 (X)

Sanitary services 5 ........... 064 15 156 045 100.0 68.1

Sewer system user charges 475 ........ 345 670 2.3 (X)

Collection of garbage and trash 780 ..... 3 029 625 20.0 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 2 ..................... 108 5 975 734 39.4 (X)

Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 1 ......................... 113 4 439 689 29.3 (X)

Sweeping service 1 ................. 064 429 915 2.8 (X)

Other sanitary services 441 ............ 340 426 2.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Scrap and waste materials 230 ....... 113 557 .8 (X)

Other merchandise 200 .............. 62 931 .4 (X)

Other sources 516 .................... 418 474 2.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 24 (V) (X)

Other utility services 3 ....... 829 3 774 282 100.0 86.1

Steam or air-conditioning 69 ........... 478 805 12.7 (X) Water 3 ............................ 463 3 092 216 81.9 (X)

Irrigation system user charges 326 ...... 93 859 2.5 (X)

Sewer system user charges 216 ........ 60 375 1.6 (X)

Other sources 633 .................... 48 064 1.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 963 (V) (X)

ALABAMA

Electric and gas services 212 ... 4 926 112 100.0 89.8

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 3 738 203 75.9 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 405 097 8.2 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 725 927 14.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Household appliances (X) ........... 38 934 .8 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 17 163 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 788 (V) (X)

Sanitary services 58 ........... 172 434 100.0 85.7

Collection of garbage and trash 8 ..... 28 696 16.6 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 24 ..................... 22 644 13.1 (X)

Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 13 ......................... 114 718 66.5 (X)

Sweeping service 17 ................. 2 066 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 310 2.5 (X)

Other utility services 83 ....... 21 565 100.0 77.5

Water 83 ............................ 20 968 97.2 (X)

Other sources 14 .................... 597 2.8 (X)

ALASKA

Electric and gas services 63 ... 530 322 100.0 95.5

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 315 802 59.6 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 184 533 34.8 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 7 323 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 22 664 4.3 (X)

Other utility services 4 ....... 1 043 100.0 100.0

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 043 100.0 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

ARIZONA

Electric and gas services 98 ... 3 345 926 100.0 99.0

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 2 869 937 85.8 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 367 550 11.0 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 89 702 2.7 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 9 547 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 9 190 .3 (X)

Other utility services 126 ....... 87 738 100.0 88.3

Water 107 ............................ 61 878 70.5 (X)

Irrigation system user charges 19 ...... 19 723 22.5 (X)

Other sources 20 .................... 3 911 4.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 226 2.5 (X)

ARKANSAS

Electric and gas services 249 ... 2 786 464 100.0 92.6

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 2 440 824 87.6 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 291 229 10.5 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 21 327 .8 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 32 453 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 631 (V) (X)

Other utility services 127 ....... 38 094 100.0 91.2

Water 124 ............................ 34 729 91.2 (X)

Sewer system user charges 9 ........ 1 723 4.5 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 314 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 328 3.5 (X)

CALIFORNIA

Electric and gas services 587 ... 24 655 756 100.0 97.9

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 18 269 616 74.1 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 5 353 388 21.7 (X)

Manufactured or mixed gas (X) ...... 18 245 .1 (X)

Steam or air-conditioning (X) ......... 34 876 .1 (X)

Water (X) .......................... 38 904 .2 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 628 519 2.6 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 306 574 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 634 (V) (X)

Sanitary services 592 ........... 2 051 388 100.0 69.4

Sewer system user charges 13 ........ 4 422 .2 (X)

Collection of garbage and trash 95 ..... 546 100 26.6 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 154 ..................... 620 764 30.3 (X) Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 202 ......................... 630 635 30.7 (X)

Sweeping service 200 ................. 87 585 4.3 (X)

Other sanitary services 33 ............ 29 876 1.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Scrap and waste materials 51 ....... 74 461 3.6 (X)

Other merchandise 26 .............. 4 484 .2 (X)

Other sources 64 .................... 53 061 2.6 (X)

Other utility services 406 ....... 671 860 100.0 77.9

Steam or air-conditioning 7 ........... 136 154 20.3 (X)

Water 350 ............................ 511 210 76.1 (X)

Irrigation system user charges 61 ...... 15 776 2.4 (X)

Sewer system user charges 6 ........ 494 .1 (X)

Other sources 79 .................... 8 117 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 109 (V) (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

COLORADO

Electric and gas services 157 ... 3 895 748 100.0 95.3

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 2 280 103 58.5 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 1 430 300 36.7 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 126 920 3.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Household appliances (X) ........... 1 828 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 53 825 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 772 .1 (X)

Other utility services 104 ....... 34 500 100.0 86.0

Water 67 ............................ 22 494 65.2 (X)

Irrigation system user charges 41 ...... 8 250 23.9 (X)

Other sources 20 .................... 3 619 10.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 137 .4 (X)

CONNECTICUT

Electric and gas services 106 ... 4 998 963 100.0 86.0

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 4 075 353 81.5 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 751 100 15.0 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 125 339 2.5 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 42 938 .9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 233 .1 (X)

Sanitary services 74 ........... 263 594 100.0 72.5

Collection of garbage and trash 10 ..... 39 276 14.9 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 43 ..................... 114 252 43.3 (X) Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 13 ......................... 33 657 12.8 (X)

Sweeping service 18 ................. 15 940 6.1 (X)

Other sanitary services 9 ............ 17 752 6.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Other merchandise 6 .............. 2 896 1.1 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 38 981 14.8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 840 .3 (X)

Other utility services 34 ....... 214 604 100.0 99.2

Water 33 ............................ 198 195 92.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 16 409 7.7 (X)

FLORIDA

Electric and gas services 264 ... 10 304 961 100.0 97.4

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 9 541 416 92.6 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 295 603 2.9 (X)

Manufactured or mixed gas (X) ...... 14 664 .1 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 160 393 1.6 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 269 602 2.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 23 283 .2 (X)

Sanitary services 303 ........... 881 254 100.0 68.1

Sewer system user charges 85 ........ 80 760 9.2 (X)

Collection of garbage and trash 28 ..... 290 699 33.0 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 78 ..................... 242 028 27.5 (X)

Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 55 ......................... 150 181 17.0 (X)

Sweeping service 52 ................. 28 748 3.3 (X)

Other sanitary services 36 ............ 17 562 2.0 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Scrap and waste materials 10 ....... 3 414 .4 (X)

Other merchandise 12 .............. 1 550 .2 (X)

Other sources 36 .................... 66 312 7.5 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

GEORGIA

Electric and gas services 411 ... 8 564 481 100.0 99.3

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 6 915 999 80.8 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 1 013 433 11.8 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 372 073 4.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Household appliances (X) ........... 12 371 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 249 779 2.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 826 (V) (X)

IDAHO

Electric and gas services 103 ... 1 046 108 100.0 98.9

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 790 501 75.6 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 194 518 18.6 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 54 823 5.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Other merchandise (X) .............. 759 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 5 485 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 22 (V) (X)

Sanitary services 30 ........... 28 632 100.0 98.6

Collection of garbage and trash 12 ..... 8 371 29.2 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 11 ..................... 1 348 4.7 (X)

Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 7 ......................... 17 080 59.7 (X)

Sweeping service 6 ................. 740 2.6 (X)

Other sources 6 .................... 149 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 944 3.3 (X)

Other utility services 61 ....... 28 861 100.0 78.1

Water 28 ............................ 16 273 56.4 (X)

Irrigation system user charges 33 ...... 12 098 41.9 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 490 1.7 (X)

ILLINOIS

Electric and gas services 302 ... 14 425 312 100.0 99.3

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 9 217 647 63.9 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 3 421 152 23.7 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 1 588 627 11.0 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 196 263 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 623 (V) (X)

Other utility services 70 ....... 116 689 100.0 96.4

Water 70 ............................ 107 172 91.8 (X)

Sewer system user charges 10 ........ 8 987 7.7 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 442 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 88 .1 (X)

INDIANA

Electric and gas services 244 ... 7 034 252 100.0 99.8

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 4 982 500 70.8 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 1 676 776 23.8 (X)

Steam or air-conditioning (X) ......... 32 737 .5 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 296 902 4.2 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 41 536 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 801 .1 (X)

Other utility services 95 ....... 162 001 100.0 99.8

Water 94 ............................ 160 022 98.8 (X)

Other sources 23 .................... 444 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 535 1.0 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

IOWA

Electric and gas services 284 ... 2 764 617 100.0 96.6

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 1 904 773 68.9 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 747 407 27.0 (X)

Steam or air-conditioning (X) ......... 8 293 .3 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 89 509 3.2 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 12 940 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 695 .1 (X)

Sanitary services 53 ........... 47 965 100.0 77.1

Collection of garbage and trash 20 ..... 32 216 67.2 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 28 ..................... 6 435 13.4 (X) Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 7 ......................... 1 557 3.3 (X)

Sweeping service 9 ................. 1 840 3.8 (X)

Other sanitary services 11 ............ 2 433 5.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Scrap and waste materials 8 ....... 114 .2 (X)

Other sources 11 .................... 604 1.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 766 5.8 (X)

Other utility services 29 ....... 34 790 100.0 95.2

Water 29 ............................ 33 276 95.7 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 1 513 4.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 (V) (X)

KANSAS

Electric and gas services 268 ... 3 296 847 100.0 86.1

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 1 965 815 59.6 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 888 949 27.0 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 383 136 11.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Household appliances (X) ........... 2 590 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 49 817 1.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 6 540 .2 (X)

Sanitary services 40 ........... 127 937 100.0 88.4

Collection of garbage and trash 7 ..... 30 479 23.8 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 18 ..................... 21 943 17.2 (X) Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 14 ......................... 73 581 57.5 (X)

Sweeping service 7 ................. 751 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 183 .9 (X)

Other utility services 31 ....... 5 191 100.0 84.2

Water 30 ............................ 5 049 97.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 142 2.7 (X)

KENTUCKY

Electric and gas services 282 ... 4 305 328 100.0 99.4

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 2 917 975 67.8 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 1 100 271 25.6 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 264 333 6.1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 22 397 .5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 352 (V) (X)

Sanitary services 83 ........... 139 427 100.0 83.4

Sewer system user charges 7 ........ 3 590 2.6 (X)

Collection of garbage and trash 19 ..... 31 499 22.6 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 48 ..................... 72 169 51.8 (X) Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 12 ......................... 30 098 21.6 (X)

Sweeping service 17 ................. 1 477 1.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 594 .4 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

KENTUCKYmCon.

Other utility services 54 ....... 41 180 100.0 91.7

Water 51 ............................ 39 672 96.3 (X)

Sewer system user charges 10 ........ 504 1.2 (X)

Other sources 9 .................... 473 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 531 1.3 (X)

LOUISIANA

Electric and gas services 378 ... 7 496 102 100.0 97.5

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 4 188 339 55.9 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 2 375 884 31.7 (X)

Manufactured or mixed gas (X) ...... 140 369 1.9 (X)

Steam or air-conditioning (X) ......... 50 872 .7 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 585 888 7.8 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 153 064 2.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 686 (V) (X)

Sanitary services 90 ........... 379 505 100.0 63.5

Sewer system user charges 15 ........ 25 109 6.6 (X)

Collection of garbage and trash 14 ..... 53 850 14.2 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 27 ..................... 92 870 24.5 (X)

Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 25 ......................... 179 447 47.3 (X)

Sweeping service 11 ................. 8 969 2.4 (X)

Other sanitary services 15 ............ 16 992 4.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 268 .6 (X)

Other utility services 173 ....... 61 585 100.0 95.8

Water 169 ............................ 59 530 96.7 (X)

Sewer system user charges 10 ........ 1 566 2.5 (X)

Other sources 20 .................... 358 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 131 .2 (X)

MARYLAND

Electric and gas services 78 ... 4 820 345 100.0 99.9

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 3 781 271 78.4 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 935 842 19.4 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 91 160 1.9 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 11 640 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 432 (V) (X)

Sanitary services 70 ........... 217 514 100.0 77.4

Sewer system user charges 6 ........ 4 148 1.9 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 40 ..................... 124 768 57.4 (X)

Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 11 ......................... 22 346 10.3 (X)

Sweeping service 10 ................. 4 510 2.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 61 742 28.4 (X)

Other utility services 16 ....... 4 773 100.0 95.1

Water 16 ............................ 4 547 95.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 226 4.7 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 24. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

MASSACHUSETTS

Electric and gas services 141 ... 8 903 666 100.0 70.1

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 6 664 887 74.9 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 1 738 194 19.5 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 321 682 3.6 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Household appliances (X) ........... 8 299 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 168 804 1.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 800 (V) (X)

Other utility services 27 ....... 61 884 100.0 95.4

Water 24 ............................ 14 458 23.4 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 655 1.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 46 771 75.6 (X)

MICHIGAN

Electric and gas services 416 ... 10 463 898 100.0 98.8

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 6 578 387 62.9 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 3 117 119 29.8 (X)

Steam or air-conditioning (X) ......... 46 814 .5 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 605 075 5.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Other merchandise (X) .............. 36 608 .4 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 77 653 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 242 (V) (X)

Sanitary services 218 ........... 753 853 100.0 83.4

Collection of garbage and trash 42 ..... 201 405 26.7 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 92 ..................... 372 153 49.4 (X)

Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 52 ......................... 111 727 14.8 (X)

Sweeping service 58 ................. 13 565 1.8 (X)

Other sanitary services 32 ............ 23 189 3.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Other merchandise 18 .............. 15 315 2.0 (X)

Other sources 22 .................... 15 842 2.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 657 .1 (X)

MINNESOTA

Electric and gas services 226 ... 3 839 497 100.0 97.4

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 2 584 125 67.3 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 915 830 23.9 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 42 611 1.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Household appliances (X) ........... 6 652 .2 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 256 769 6.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 33 510 .9 (X)

Sanitary services 115 ........... 159 808 100.0 64.5

Collection of garbage and trash 15 ..... 9 610 6.0 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 55 ..................... 65 014 40.7 (X)

Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 19 ......................... 67 201 42.1 (X)

Sweeping service 35 ................. 11 186 7.0 (X)

Other sanitary services 14 ............ 797 .5 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Scrap and waste materials 9 ....... 221 .1 (X)

Other sources 22 .................... 4 339 2.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 440 .9 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

MISSISSIPPI

Electric and gas services 258 ... 2 811 529 100.0 95.5

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 2 126 683 75.6 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 410 615 14.6 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 213 610 7.6 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 59 859 2.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 762 (V) (X)

Other utility services 317 ....... 44 030 100.0 88.3

Water 315 ............................ 41 342 93.9 (X)

Sewer system user charges 24 ........ 2 061 4.7 (X)

Other sources 22 .................... 558 1.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 69 .2 (X)

MISSOURI

Electric and gas services 280 ... 5 276 583 100.0 97.2

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 3 962 488 75.1 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 1 178 290 22.3 (X)

Steam or air-conditioning (X) ......... 7 853 .2 (X)

Water (X) .......................... 19 184 .4 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 67 714 1.3 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 36 151 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 4 903 .1 (X)

Sanitary services 108 ........... 149 273 100.0 63.0

Sewer system user charges 10 ........ 2 337 1.6 (X)

Collection of garbage and trash 8 ..... 5 519 3.7 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 60 ..................... 102 278 68.5 (X) Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 19 ......................... 32 956 22.1 (X)

Sweeping service 17 ................. 3 567 2.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 616 1.8 (X)

Other utility services 48 ....... 118 036 100.0 98.0

Water 45 ............................ 101 814 86.3 (X)

Sewer system user charges 6 ........ 209 .2 (X)

Other sources 10 .................... 115 .1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 15 898 13.5 (X)

MONTANA

Electric and gas services 172 ... 843 625 100.0 92.5

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 639 549 75.8 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 169 673 20.1 (X)

Water (X) .......................... 2 160 .3 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 17 630 2.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Other merchandise (X) .............. 1 529 .2 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 12 646 1.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 438 .1 (X)

Sanitary services 19 ........... 15 209 100.0 74.9

Collection of garbage and trash 6 ..... 5 840 38.4 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 8 ..................... 3 273 21.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 6 096 40.1 (X)

Other utility services 47 ....... 13 297 100.0 75.7

Water 30 ............................ 10 665 80.2 (X)

Irrigation system user charges 17 ...... 2 060 15.5 (X)

Sewer system user charges 7 ........ 156 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 416 3.1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 24. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

NEBRASKA

Electric and gas services 89 ... 1 817 148 100.0 84.7

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 124 715 6.9 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 1 537 419 84.6 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 143 251 7.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Household appliances (X) ........... 6 807 .4 (X)

Other merchandise (X) .............. 946 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 4 009 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 (V) (X)

Other utility services 14 ....... 12 517 100.0 86.6

Irrigation system user charges 8 ...... 1 735 13.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 10 782 86.1 (X)

NEVADA

Electric and gas services 49 ... 1 336 141 100.0 100.0

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 1 094 424 81.9 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 176 976 13.3 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 29 491 2.2 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 3 793 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 31 457 2.4 (X)

Sanitary services 34 ........... 144 778 100.0 92.7

Collection of garbage and trash 7 ..... 78 811 54.4 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 8 ..................... 20 366 14.1 (X)

Sweeping service 16 ................. 2 354 1.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 43 247 29.9 (X)

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Electric and gas services 79 ... 1 702 402 100.0 93.8

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 1 437 463 84.4 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 123 919 7.3 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 6 627 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 134 393 7.9 (X)

Other utility services 12 ....... 25 700 100.0 82.0

Water 9 ............................ 19 644 76.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 6 056 23.6 (X)

NEW JERSEY

Electric and gas services 184 ... 9 763 169 100.0 99.2

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 6 164 018 63.1 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 2 892 859 29.6 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 676 259 6.9 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Household appliances (X) ........... 5 056 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 21 698 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 279 (V) (X)

Sanitary services 170 ........... 845 087 100.0 76.1

Sewer system user charges 14 ........ 21 122 2.5 (X)

Collection of garbage and trash 25 ..... 121 636 14.4 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 65 ..................... 389 345 46.1 (X) Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 43 ......................... 217 452 25.7 (X)

Sweeping service 25 ................. 10 332 1.2 (X)

Other sanitary services 25 ............ 41 076 4.9 (X)

Other sources 12 .................... 43 649 5.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 475 .1 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

NEW JERSEYmCon.

Other utility services 46 ....... 455 003 100.0 80.4

Water 43 ............................ 443 766 97.5 (X)

Other sources 6 .................... 997 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 10 240 2.3 (X)

NEW MEXICO

Electric and gas services 131 ... 1 985 556 100.0 91.9

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 1 311 694 66.1 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 368 115 18.5 (X)

Water (X) .......................... 12 471 .6 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 276 075 13.9 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 13 487 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 714 .2 (X)

Sanitary services 24 ........... 16 039 100.0 89.0

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 12 ..................... 4 498 28.0 (X)

Sweeping service 7 ................. 944 5.9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 10 597 66.1 (X)

Other utility services 94 ....... 28 713 100.0 89.3

Water 88 ............................ 23 654 82.4 (X)

Irrigation system user charges 6 ...... 807 2.8 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 658 2.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 594 12.5 (X)

NEW YORK

Electric and gas services 309 ... 19 197 577 100.0 99.5

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 13 210 373 68.8 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 5 062 800 26.4 (X)

Steam or air-conditioning (X) ......... 320 819 1.7 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 472 546 2.5 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 121 049 .6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 9 990 .1 (X)

Sanitary services 259 ........... 915 886 100.0 70.3

Sewer system user charges 17 ........ 13 774 1.5 (X)

Collection of garbage and trash 33 ..... 77 266 8.4 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 119 ..................... 441 791 48.2 (X) Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 65 ......................... 259 747 28.4 (X)

Sweeping service 45 ................. 81 309 8.9 (X)

Other sanitary services 22 ............ 30 330 3.3 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Scrap and waste materials 14 ....... 4 625 .5 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 6 060 .7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 984 .1 (X)

Other utility services 57 ....... 194 667 100.0 97.2

Water 54 ............................ 170 070 87.4 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 772 .4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 23 825 12.2 (X)

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[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

NORTH CAROLINA

Electric and gas services 275 ... 8 372 532 100.0 99.4

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 7 503 962 89.6 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 687 779 8.2 (X)

Steam or air-conditioning (X) ......... 11 586 .1 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 97 749 1.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Household appliances (X) ........... 45 686 .6 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 22 795 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 975 (V) (X)

Other utility services 84 ....... 46 028 100.0 87.1

Water 77 ............................ 37 697 81.9 (X)

Sewer system user charges 6 ........ 942 2.1 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 587 1.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 6 802 14.8 (X)

NORTH DAKOTA

Electric and gas services 112 ... 1 064 555 100.0 97.4

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 895 664 84.1 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 118 270 11.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Household appliances (X) ........... 2 713 .3 (X)

Other merchandise (X) .............. 1 627 .2 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 9 026 .9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 37 255 3.5 (X)

OHIO

Electric and gas services 340 ... 14 184 221 100.0 98.7

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 10 206 990 72.0 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 3 524 803 24.9 (X)

Steam or air-conditioning (X) ......... 11 219 .1 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 308 115 2.2 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 127 461 .9 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 633 (V) (X)

Sanitary services 182 ........... 876 372 100.0 67.6

Sewer system user charges 10 ........ 7 410 .9 (X)

Collection of garbage and trash 41 ..... 281 609 32.1 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 103 ..................... 328 209 37.5 (X)

Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 37 ......................... 210 527 24.0 (X)

Sweeping service 26 ................. 9 420 1.1 (X)

Other sanitary services 13 ............ 19 410 2.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Scrap and waste materials 11 ....... 6 508 .7 (X)

Other sources 27 .................... 12 458 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 821 .1 (X)

Other utility services 66 ....... 94 063 100.0 95.4

Steam or air-conditioning 6 ........... 15 777 16.8 (X) Water 57 ............................ 68 610 72.9 (X)

Other sources 29 .................... 6 158 6.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 518 3.7 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

OKLAHOMA

Electric and gas services 354 ... 6 070 358 100.0 92.3

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 2 485 636 41.0 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 2 902 547 47.8 (X)

Manufactured or mixed gas (X) ...... 157 361 2.6 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 472 849 7.8 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 46 898 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 067 .1 (X)

Sanitary services 76 ........... 130 945 100.0 68.9

Sewer system user charges 7 ........ 9 769 7.5 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 40 ..................... 83 190 63.5 (X) Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 23 ......................... 35 499 27.1 (X)

Sweeping service 7 ................. 833 .6 (X)

Other sources 6 .................... 297 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 357 1.0 (X)

Other utility services 99 ....... 36 649 100.0 74.9

Water 95 ............................ 18 362 50.1 (X)

Sewer system user charges 8 ........ 125 .3 (X)

Other sources 20 .................... 581 1.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 17 581 48.0 (X)

OREGON

Electric and gas services 153 ... 2 948 541 100.0 98.7

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 1 901 306 64.5 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 974 723 33.1 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 54 309 1.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Other merchandise (X) .............. 7 846 .3 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 10 126 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 231 (V) (X)

Sanitary services 74 ........... 140 519 100.0 70.1

Sewer system user charges 6 ........ 2 181 1.6 (X)

Collection of garbage and trash 16 ..... 27 960 19.9 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 29 ..................... 62 017 44.1 (X) Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 10 ......................... 42 216 30.0 (X)

Sweeping service 17 ................. 2 013 1.4 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Scrap and waste materials 12 ....... 766 .6 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 446 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 920 2.1 (X)

PENNSYLVANIA

Electric and gas services 490 ... 15 367 348 100.0 99.5

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 11 112 851 72.3 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 3 263 031 21.2 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 731 497 4.8 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 179 619 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 80 350 .5 (X)

Sanitary services 261 ........... 968 699 100.0 69.7

Sewer system user charges 36 ........ 14 013 1.5 (X)

Collection of garbage and trash 46 ..... 160 650 16.6 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 119 ..................... 589 791 60.9 (X)

Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 64 ......................... 172 606 17.8 (X)

Sweeping service 23 ................. 5 803 .6 (X)

Other sanitary services 22 ............ 17 025 1.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Scrap and waste materials 12 ....... 4 224 .4 (X)

Other sources 22 .................... 2 575 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 2 012 .2 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 24. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

PENNSYLVANIAmCon.

Other utility services 137 ....... 406 501 100.0 97.8

Steam or air-conditioning 7 ........... 75 328 18.5 (X)

Water 129 ............................ 328 179 80.7 (X)

Other sources 17 .................... 1 341 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 653 .4 (X)

RHODE ISLAND

Electric and gas services 20 ... 944 007 100.0 99.6

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 660 773 70.0 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 250 576 26.5 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 12 110 1.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 20 548 2.2 (X)

SOUTH CAROLINA

Electric and gas services 197 ... 3 776 303 100.0 98.6

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 3 293 617 87.2 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 330 363 8.8 (X)

Water (X) .......................... 5 540 .2 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 77 325 2.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Household appliances (X) ........... 15 406 .4 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 53 308 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 744 (V) (X)

Sanitary services 54 ........... 317 689 100.0 60.3

Sewer system user charges 12 ........ 7 315 2.3 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 21 ..................... 56 434 17.8 (X)

Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 12 ......................... 225 089 70.9 (X)

Sweeping service 9 ................. 2 513 .8 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 26 338 8.3 (X)

Other utility services 49 ....... 29 461 100.0 86.3

Water 43 ............................ 25 736 87.4 (X)

Irrigation system user charges 6 ...... 793 2.7 (X)

Sewer system user charges 8 ........ 1 167 4.0 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 584 2.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 181 4.0 (X)

SOUTH DAKOTA

Electric and gas services 99 ... 641 357 100.0 95.0

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 497 915 77.6 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 105 525 16.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Household appliances (X) ........... 1 026 .2 (X)

Other merchandise (X) .............. 905 .1 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 9 180 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 26 806 4.2 (X)

Other utility services 25 ....... 14 349 100.0 99.4

Water 25 ............................ 13 496 94.1 (X)

Other sources 11 .................... 500 3.5 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 353 2.5 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

TENNESSEE

Electric and gas services 125 ... 1 694 451 100.0 98.2

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 846 242 49.9 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 683 187 40.3 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 132 182 7.8 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Household appliances (X) ........... 3 218 .2 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 28 561 1.7 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 061 .1 (X)

Sanitary services 92 ........... 263 872 100.0 71.8

Sewer system user charges 13 ........ 5 925 2.3 (X)

Collection of garbage and trash 18 ..... 104 300 39.5 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 35 ..................... 81 017 30.7 (X) Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 24 ......................... 65 298 24.8 (X)

Sweeping service 13 ................. 3 880 1.5 (X)

Other sanitary services 6 ............ 1 685 .6 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 573 .2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 194 .5 (X)

Other utility services 29 ....... 44 975 100.0 68.0

Water 29 ............................ 43 043 95.7 (X)

Other sources 8 .................... 1 062 2.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 870 1.9 (X)

TEXAS

Electric and gas services 1 ... 427 36 764 606 100.0 88.2

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 15 005 010 40.8 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 15 678 448 42.7 (X)

Manufactured or mixed gas (X) ...... 345 523 .9 (X)

Steam or air-conditioning (X) ......... 34 367 .1 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 4 618 596 12.6 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 951 788 2.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 130 874 .4 (X)

Sanitary services 344 ........... 1 058 911 100.0 69.0

Sewer system user charges 30 ........ 42 877 4.1 (X)

Collection of garbage and trash 52 ..... 107 278 10.1 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 142 ..................... 276 322 26.1 (X) Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 84 ......................... 537 722 50.8 (X)

Sweeping service 69 ................. 17 733 1.7 (X)

Other sanitary services 15 ............ 9 400 .9 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Scrap and waste materials 11 ....... 1 180 .1 (X)

Other merchandise 42 .............. 16 729 1.6 (X)

Other sources 63 .................... 49 670 4.7 (X)

Other utility services 583 ....... 196 704 100.0 89.1

Water 560 ............................ 159 397 81.0 (X)

Irrigation system user charges 19 ...... 8 963 4.6 (X)

Sewer system user charges 29 ........ 2 709 1.4 (X)

Other sources 111 .................... 6 075 3.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 19 400 9.9 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 24. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

UTAH

Electric and gas services 106 ... 1 940 451 100.0 99.4

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 1 070 720 55.2 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 745 473 38.4 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 79 005 4.1 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Other merchandise (X) .............. 3 963 .2 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 40 078 2.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 212 .1 (X)

Sanitary services 34 ........... 175 051 100.0 94.5

Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 15 ......................... 99 118 56.6 (X)

Sweeping service 14 ................. 2 419 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 73 514 42.0 (X)

Other utility services 47 ....... 8 473 100.0 94.7

Water 22 ............................ 3 749 44.3 (X)

Irrigation system user charges 25 ...... 3 558 42.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 166 13.8 (X)

VERMONT

Electric and gas services 52 ... 969 299 100.0 99.5

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 892 186 92.0 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 35 252 3.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 41 861 4.3 (X)

VIRGINIA

Electric and gas services 175 ... 6 077 513 100.0 99.5

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 4 960 571 81.6 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 997 161 16.4 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 99 637 1.6 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 19 657 .3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 487 (V) (X)

Sanitary services 70 ........... 104 568 100.0 73.1

Sewer system user charges 12 ........ 6 191 5.9 (X)

Collection of garbage and trash 8 ..... 10 093 9.7 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 24 ..................... 57 070 54.6 (X) Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 15 ......................... 25 101 24.0 (X)

Sweeping service 16 ................. 3 720 3.6 (X)

Other sanitary services 9 ............ 435 .4 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 1 012 1.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 946 .9 (X)

Other utility services 54 ....... 39 729 100.0 96.7

Water 49 ............................ 30 756 77.4 (X)

Sewer system user charges 6 ........ 857 2.2 (X)

Other sources 7 .................... 539 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 7 577 19.1 (X)

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

WASHINGTON

Electric and gas services 178 ... 2 349 301 100.0 99.5

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 1 648 231 70.2 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 533 368 22.7 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Household appliances (X) ........... 69 913 3.0 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 38 490 1.6 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 59 299 2.5 (X)

Sanitary services 113 ........... 371 154 100.0 79.3

Collection of garbage and trash 12 ..... 56 297 15.2 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 41 ..................... 160 661 43.3 (X)

Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 20 ......................... 102 095 27.5 (X)

Sweeping service 38 ................. 24 490 6.6 (X)

Other sanitary services 16 ............ 9 174 2.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Scrap and waste materials 7 ....... 8 881 2.4 (X)

Other sources 13 .................... 8 055 2.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 1 501 .4 (X)

Other utility services 151 ....... 32 604 100.0 78.4

Water 133 ............................ 17 507 53.7 (X)

Irrigation system user charges 19 ...... 5 675 17.4 (X)

Other sources 26 .................... 1 325 4.1 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 8 097 24.8 (X)

WEST VIRGINIA

Electric and gas services 186 ... 2 059 508 100.0 89.1

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 1 363 708 66.2 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 472 408 22.9 (X)

Water (X) .......................... 1 005 .1 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 192 372 9.3 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 29 426 1.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 589 (V) (X)

Sanitary services 44 ........... 41 306 100.0 61.3

Sewer system user charges 9 ........ 1 321 3.2 (X)

Collection of garbage and trash 7 ..... 11 570 28.0 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 24 ..................... 24 402 59.1 (X)

Other sanitary services 7 ............ 3 015 7.3 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 998 2.4 (X)

Other utility services 39 ....... 62 873 100.0 96.1

Water 37 ............................ 60 715 96.6 (X)

Sewer system user charges 6 ........ 930 1.5 (X)

Other sources 6 .................... 739 1.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 489 .8 (X)

WISCONSIN

Electric and gas services 216 ... 4 838 933 100.0 91.3

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 2 941 738 60.8 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 1 755 624 36.3 (X)

Manufactured or mixed gas (X) ...... 6 828 .1 (X)

Steam or air-conditioning (X) ......... 15 098 .3 (X)

Water (X) .......................... 8 549 .2 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 57 267 1.2 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 50 187 1.0 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 3 642 .1 (X)

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 24. Major Sources of Revenue for the United States and Selected States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

WISCONSINmCon.

Sanitary services 103 ........... 286 907 100.0 77.5

Collection of garbage and trash 22 ..... 93 348 32.5 (X)

Operation of incinerator, landfill, or

disposal site 54 ..................... 152 301 53.1 (X) Hazardous waste collection and

disposal 17 ......................... 24 834 8.7 (X)

Sweeping service 21 ................. 2 465 .9 (X)

Other sanitary services 8 ............ 4 164 1.5 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Scrap and waste materials 8 ....... 2 842 1.0 (X)

Other sources 16 .................... 6 162 2.2 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 791 .3 (X)

Other utility services 5 ....... 383 100.0 100.0

Geographic area and sources of revenue

Establishments

(number)

Revenue1

($1,000)

Revenue

from

specified

line as

percent of

total

revenue

Revenue of

establishments

reporting

sources of

revenue as

percent of

total revenue

WISCONSINmCon.

Other utility servicesmCon.

All other revenue (X) .................. 383 100.0 (X)

WYOMING

Electric and gas services 85 ... 904 887 100.0 95.9

Sales of energy and resources:

Electricity (X) ....................... 704 429 77.9 (X)

Natural gas (X) ..................... 113 869 12.6 (X)

Natural gas transmission and

storage (X) ......................... 55 633 6.2 (X)

Sales of merchandise:

Household appliances (X) ........... 1 406 .2 (X)

Other merchandise (X) .............. 2 627 .3 (X)

Other sources (X) .................... 21 870 2.4 (X)

All other revenue (X) .................. 5 053 .6 (X)

1At any level of industry detail, if the revenue for a particular revenue line is not a minimal percentage of total revenue for the industry, the data for the line are included in " All other

revenue."

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Table 25. Revenue by Class of Customer for the United States and States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Revenue by class of customer

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Residential

(percent)

Commercial (incl.

farms)

(percent)

Industrial

(percent)

Institutional

(percent)

Government

(except

utilities)

(percent)

Governmentowned

utilities

(percent)

Private

utilities (incl.

co-op,

etc.)

(percent)

Other

(percent)

Revenue of

respondents

to class of

customer

inquiry as

percent of

total revenue

UNITED STATES

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 11 ............... 156 292 030 897 34.2 23.0 18.5 .4 1.7 1.0 13.6 7.6 89.2 491 Electric services 5 ..................... 374 145 585 669 36.8 23.5 18.4 .4 2.4 .8 12.7 5.0 94.9 492 Gas production and distribution 3 ........ 968 75 742 330 24.3 14.5 18.1 .7 .7 1.0 24.7 16.0 72.1 493 Combination utility services 1 ............ 814 70 702 898 39.4 30.9 19.2 .1 1.5 1.3 3.7 3.9 95.8

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 3 .................... 829 3 774 282 57.3 20.1 5.1 2.5 4.0 1.7 4.8 4.5 90.8

494 Water supply 3 ........................ 453 3 188 291 66.7 18.0 4.8 .4 3.1 1.8 1.2 4.0 94.1

496, 7 Miscellaneous utility services 376 .......... 585 991 6.6 32.0 6.4 13.9 8.9 1.1 24.2 6.9 72.8

ALABAMA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 212 ............... 4 926 112 28.6 14.5 35.7 – – .5 15.2 5.5 93.6

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 83 .................... 21 565 86.2 7.8 1.1 .4 .1 .5 3.7 .2 73.4

ALASKA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 63 ............... 530 322 35.7 27.6 6.7 – 1.4 2.8 23.0 2.8 96.0

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 4 .................... 1 043 99.4 .6 – – – – – – 100.0

ARIZONA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 98 ............... 3 345 926 35.1 28.6 14.4 .2 1.1 2.4 12.5 5.7 99.2

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 126 .................... 87 738 61.0 17.6 1.4 .1 .4 1.4 .7 17.4 72.8

ARKANSAS

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 249 ............... 2 786 464 33.7 16.6 21.4 – .7 .6 11.5 15.5 92.6

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 127 .................... 38 094 73.2 12.0 5.5 1.8 .9 1.4 2.1 3.1 86.9

CALIFORNIA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 587 ............... 24 655 756 37.2 32.9 18.4 .4 .8 1.9 4.5 3.9 90.0

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 406 .................... 671 860 55.9 15.7 2.9 1.0 1.9 – 20.3 2.3 95.2

COLORADO

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 157 ............... 3 895 748 25.7 25.4 11.2 – .1 1.1 32.2 4.3 94.5

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 104 .................... 34 500 52.1 30.7 .1 1.9 .5 4.2 .2 10.3 85.3

CONNECTICUT

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 106 ............... 4 998 963 38.2 30.6 13.3 – – 1.4 10.6 5.9 86.5 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 34 .................... 214 604 56.0 22.2 4.7 .4 6.6 1.0 2.9 6.2 99.7

DELAWARE

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 13 ............... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 6 .................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 98.4

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 37 ............... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 93.9

494, 6, 7 Other utility services – .................... – – – – – – – – – (X)

FLORIDA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 264 ............... 10 304 961 50.6 28.8 7.1 .9 2.3 1.2 7.7 1.4 97.9 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 151 .................... 139 783 79.6 15.7 .2 – .6 2.1 1.5 .3 81.8

GEORGIA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 411 ............... 8 564 481 64.3 12.0 4.1 .1 .1 – 16.6 2.8 99.1 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 34 .................... 7 125 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 43.3

HAWAII

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 17 ............... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 96.5

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 14 .................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 33.7

IDAHO

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 103 ............... 1 046 108 30.8 24.6 25.2 .2 .2 .5 9.0 9.5 99.7 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 61 .................... 28 861 45.0 51.5 – – .5 – .7 2.3 81.8

ILLINOIS

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 302 ............... 14 425 312 37.9 22.5 26.9 – 5.3 – 3.4 4.0 89.6 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 70 .................... 116 689 60.7 15.5 9.4 1.3 1.6 4.1 .4 7.0 93.5

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Table 25. Revenue by Class of Customer for the United States and States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Revenue by class of customer

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Residential

(percent)

Commercial (incl.

farms)

(percent)

Industrial

(percent)

Institutional

(percent)

Government

(except

utilities)

(percent)

Governmentowned

utilities

(percent)

Private

utilities (incl.

co-op,

etc.)

(percent)

Other

(percent)

Revenue of

respondents

to class of

customer

inquiry as

percent of

total revenue

INDIANA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 244 ............... 7 034 252 30.9 20.3 23.4 – .5 – 18.5 6.4 98.7 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 95 .................... 162 001 62.3 17.3 7.2 – 5.0 .5 1.2 6.5 99.0

IOWA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 284 ............... 2 764 617 42.0 23.4 18.6 .1 1.5 .8 10.7 2.9 94.0

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 29 .................... 34 790 62.8 28.0 4.5 – 1.8 1.7 – 1.2 96.4

KANSAS

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 268 ............... 3 296 847 30.8 23.8 13.0 – .2 .5 20.0 11.7 81.4

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 31 .................... 5 191 64.3 32.5 .1 – – – 1.7 1.4 85.1

KENTUCKY

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 282 ............... 4 305 328 33.5 20.5 18.0 – 1.5 .1 21.5 4.9 89.7

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 54 .................... 41 180 56.1 24.2 4.9 .1 8.5 .7 .1 5.4 90.5

LOUISIANA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 378 ............... 7 496 102 23.6 16.9 30.8 – 1.6 .5 10.7 15.9 89.1

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 173 .................... 61 585 94.2 4.2 .1 .2 .4 .1 .4 .4 94.6

MAINE

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 79 ............... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 86.4

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 21 .................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 99.4

MARYLAND

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 78 ............... 4 820 345 41.0 20.4 22.6 .1 2.5 .4 9.7 3.3 99.9

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 16 .................... 4 773 71.6 21.5 .5 – 2.6 1.6 – 2.2 80.1

MASSACHUSETTS

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 141 ............... 8 903 666 24.3 22.6 8.2 – 1.1 .4 13.0 30.4 72.8

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 27 .................... 61 884 15.3 26.3 3.3 19.9 10.2 1.1 2.1 21.8 97.1

MICHIGAN

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 416 ............... 10 463 898 39.9 22.1 21.2 2.1 .7 .7 8.2 5.1 95.7 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 13 .................... 3 275 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 26.4

MINNESOTA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 226 ............... 3 839 497 35.2 19.2 29.7 .3 .8 .6 9.4 4.8 82.6 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 10 .................... 45 372 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 29.0

MISSISSIPPI

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 258 ............... 2 811 529 32.4 19.6 19.9 .5 1.1 .9 16.1 9.5 92.7 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 317 .................... 44 030 92.5 5.6 .5 .1 – .2 .7 .4 84.4

MISSOURI

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 280 ............... 5 276 583 38.9 25.6 11.2 – 1.2 .7 18.6 3.8 96.8 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 48 .................... 118 036 58.3 24.5 7.2 .1 3.8 2.1 1.3 2.7 91.1

MONTANA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 172 ............... 843 625 31.6 22.7 17.3 .6 1.9 4.5 14.7 6.7 96.4 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 47 .................... 13 297 59.3 30.0 .8 .1 6.8 – .9 2.1 74.3

NEBRASKA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 89 ............... 1 817 148 8.1 6.8 22.6 6.8 6.8 .7 20.6 27.6 70.8

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 14 .................... 12 517 3.2 92.7 – – – – – 4.1 89.1

NEVADA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 49 ............... 1 336 141 25.1 12.5 14.6 .9 3.6 – 37.0 6.3 64.3

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 26 .................... 13 455 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 51.6

NEW HAMPSHIRE

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 79 ............... 1 702 402 29.3 17.1 19.1 .8 .6 – 28.2 4.9 94.3 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 12 .................... 25 700 42.1 16.5 6.9 8.5 15.0 – .3 10.7 92.8

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Table 25. Revenue by Class of Customer for the United States and States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Revenue by class of customer

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Residential

(percent)

Commercial (incl.

farms)

(percent)

Industrial

(percent)

Institutional

(percent)

Government

(except

utilities)

(percent)

Governmentowned

utilities

(percent)

Private

utilities (incl.

co-op,

etc.)

(percent)

Other

(percent)

Revenue of

respondents

to class of

customer

inquiry as

percent of

total revenue

NEW JERSEY

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 184 ............... 9 763 169 37.8 33.7 15.0 .1 – – 6.6 6.8 94.2 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 46 .................... 455 003 52.4 24.9 7.9 – 2.2 5.7 .2 6.7 96.8

NEW MEXICO

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 131 ............... 1 985 556 23.5 22.7 11.1 .4 2.9 .1 22.2 17.1 91.4

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 94 .................... 28 713 73.2 14.6 4.1 .9 1.1 – 3.0 3.1 88.7

NEW YORK

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 309 ............... 19 197 577 37.4 33.2 13.4 1.0 1.8 1.3 7.6 4.3 93.4

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 57 .................... 194 667 64.4 21.1 .6 1.9 8.9 .1 .1 2.9 97.3

NORTH CAROLINA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 275 ............... 8 372 532 38.1 22.5 22.6 .2 1.5 .1 12.8 2.2 99.5

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 84 .................... 46 028 70.9 5.5 17.5 .7 .2 3.3 1.5 .4 88.4

NORTH DAKOTA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 112 ............... 1 064 555 20.3 15.8 11.3 1.1 2.2 .3 42.5 6.5 86.8

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 25 .................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 73.4

OHIO

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 340 ............... 14 184 221 35.8 19.2 19.1 .8 4.0 2.4 16.7 2.0 85.7

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 66 .................... 94 063 60.9 24.3 6.5 1.0 1.3 – 2.0 4.0 95.2

OKLAHOMA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 354 ............... 6 070 358 20.9 19.9 21.2 .1 .3 .3 23.4 13.9 89.3

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 99 .................... 36 649 40.7 44.0 1.2 .1 9.1 3.8 1.0 .1 70.7

OREGON

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 153 ............... 2 948 541 27.8 21.3 13.5 .1 1.1 3.4 30.0 2.8 97.8

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 61 .................... 15 162 (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) (S) 38.1

PENNSYLVANIA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 490 ............... 15 367 348 39.1 18.8 20.4 .1 .7 .2 14.7 6.0 97.3 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 137 .................... 406 501 52.3 18.6 6.6 10.4 5.7 .8 1.1 4.5 86.3

RHODE ISLAND

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 20 ............... 944 007 44.7 32.3 15.1 .2 2.1 – 2.5 3.1 99.7 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 4 .................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 72.5

SOUTH CAROLINA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 197 ............... 3 776 303 34.5 18.5 26.2 – .9 – 17.0 2.9 96.2 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 49 .................... 29 461 64.8 17.4 4.8 – .6 5.0 6.9 .5 85.5

SOUTH DAKOTA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 99 ............... 641 357 34.6 21.7 15.4 .6 1.2 .3 23.1 3.1 89.8 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 25 .................... 14 349 53.7 36.9 1.1 .1 .5 6.4 – 1.3 99.4

TENNESSEE

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 125 ............... 1 694 451 36.6 19.2 15.9 – .1 .1 22.7 5.4 96.1 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 29 .................... 44 975 34.7 29.4 9.5 – 20.9 1.3 – 4.2 96.9

TEXAS

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 1 ............... 427 36 764 606 20.8 17.0 21.8 .3 1.6 1.7 22.2 14.6 69.4

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 583 .................... 196 704 68.6 13.8 1.9 10.0 .3 1.9 1.9 1.6 88.3

UTAH

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 106 ............... 1 940 451 26.1 21.9 13.4 .2 1.6 2.0 21.5 13.3 96.2

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 47 .................... 8 473 52.7 34.4 – – .1 – – 12.8 86.0

VERMONT

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 52 ............... 969 299 16.5 11.7 5.2 .2 .1 2.8 35.8 27.7 84.5 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 7 .................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 97.9

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Table 25. Revenue by Class of Customer for the United States and States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Revenue by class of customer

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Residential

(percent)

Commercial (incl.

farms)

(percent)

Industrial

(percent)

Institutional

(percent)

Government

(except

utilities)

(percent)

Governmentowned

utilities

(percent)

Private

utilities (incl.

co-op,

etc.)

(percent)

Other

(percent)

Revenue of

respondents

to class of

customer

inquiry as

percent of

total revenue

VIRGINIA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 175 ............... 6 077 513 40.9 24.1 11.9 .3 7.6 .5 10.3 4.4 99.9

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 54 .................... 39 729 39.5 24.3 31.7 – 3.7 .2 .2 .4 94.4

WASHINGTON

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 178 ............... 2 349 301 41.6 29.2 15.1 .2 .5 1.2 5.3 6.9 99.3 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 151 .................... 32 604 64.9 34.1 – .1 .2 – .7 – 88.8

WEST VIRGINIA

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 186 ............... 2 059 508 33.9 20.1 22.8 .4 .4 .3 6.8 15.3 84.1

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 39 .................... 62 873 63.2 18.5 8.6 .1 4.4 1.6 1.5 2.1 96.8

WISCONSIN

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 216 ............... 4 838 933 40.2 25.5 22.1 .2 – .8 4.4 6.8 82.4

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 5 .................... 383 100.0 ––––––– 100.0

WYOMING

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 85 ............... 904 887 16.9 14.1 32.9 .3 .4 4.5 22.7 8.2 99.5 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 14 .................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 71.6

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Table 26. Exported Energy for the United States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Kind of business Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Revenue from exports

(percent)

Revenue of respondents

to exported energy

inquiry as percent of

total revenue

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 11 .......................................... 156 292 030 897 .2 89.8 491 Electric services ................................................ 5 374 145 585 669 .1 94.0 492 Gas production and distribution 3 .................................. 968 75 742 330 .5 75.5 493 Combination utility services 1 ...................................... 814 70 702 898 .1 96.5

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Table 27. Construction Activity by Selected Kinds of Business for the United States and

States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Construction capital expenditures Maintenance and repair expenses

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

For work done

by own

employees

(percent)

Total

($1,000)

For work done

by own

employees

(percent)

Revenue of

respondents to

construction

activity inquiry

as percent of

total revenue

UNITED STATES

46 Pipelines 844 ..................................... 7 063 056 626 526 16.9 768 539 33.4 82.3

4613 Refined petroleum pipelines 358 .................. 2 009 975 161 420 13.7 231 160 31.0 75.2

4612, 9 Other pipelines 486 .............................. 5 053 081 465 106 18.0 537 379 34.4 85.2

48 Communications 39 ............................... 244 230 667 167 25 585 590 33.9 16 650 540 65.5 86.0

481 Telephone 24 .................................. 730 171 580 095 22 307 508 36.0 16 080 796 66.4 87.8

482 Telegraph communications 489 ................... 988 142 (S) (S) (S) (S) 18.2

483 Radio and television broadcasting 8 ............. 549 28 228 942 336 758 3.7 89 211 21.9 84.7

484 Cable and other pay television 4 ................ 468 27 512 100 2 699 683 18.7 406 274 50.6 82.1

489 Communication services, n.e.c. 1 ............... 008 2 357 888 (S) (S) (S) (S) 48.8

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 20 .............. 049 310 961 224 31 190 504 39.7 15 417 198 59.7 69.6

491 Electric services 5 ............................. 374 145 585 669 15 345 135 43.7 8 449 911 58.3 70.9

492 Gas production and distribution 3 ............... 968 75 742 330 6 222 152 31.5 1 969 822 57.2 69.5

493 Combination utility services 1 ................... 814 70 702 898 7 942 133 43.3 4 463 348 64.3 68.0

495 Sanitary services 5 ............................ 064 15 156 045 828 005 11.7 264 444 46.4 60.2

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 3 ......................... 829 3 774 282 853 079 19.5 269 673 58.3 87.0

ALABAMA

46 Pipelines 14 ..................................... 123 029 9 940 12.2 13 913 27.1 90.3

48 Communications 804 ............................... 2 970 687 243 927 27.5 292 554 89.9 92.3

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 473 ...................................... 2 424 763 189 113 31.3 285 712 90.8 94.0

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 331 .............. 545 924 54 814 14.3 6 842 54.6 85.2 483 Radio and television broadcasting 228 ........... 234 660 19 267 2.3 560 64.3 79.5 484 Cable and other pay television 103 .............. 311 264 35 547 20.7 6 282 53.8 89.5

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 353 .............. 5 120 111 128 889 33.4 75 013 57.7 94.4

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 212 ..................... 4 926 112 117 382 35.6 63 753 61.0 95.4

495 Sanitary services 58 ............................ 172 434 8 856 5.1 9 731 32.7 66.2

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 83 ......................... 21 565 2 651 32.3 1 529 78.3 86.2

ALASKA

46 Pipelines 9 ..................................... 2 218 608 78 646 5.1 215 054 20.4 99.1

48 Communications 184 ............................... 670 897 (S) (S) (S) (S) 22.9

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 105 ...................................... 571 701 (S) (S) (S) (S) 13.8

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 79 .............. 99 196 15 570 16.4 1 832 27.5 75.4

483 Radio and television broadcasting 60 ........... 50 226 (S) (S) (S) (S) 55.2

484 Cable and other pay television 19 .............. 48 970 4 635 26.0 975 12.3 96.1

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 115 .............. 572 058 61 432 46.0 46 178 80.7 93.3

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 63 ..................... 530 322 59 794 46.7 44 604 80.7 98.4

495 Sanitary services 48 ............................ 40 693 (S) (S) (S) (S) 26.8

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 4 ......................... 1 043 22 – 57 21.1 82.3

ARIZONA

46 Pipelines 12 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 99.1

48 Communications 542 ............................... 2 493 259 388 485 22.2 186 687 78.5 94.0

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 356 ...................................... 1 929 452 332 025 17.7 181 126 79.0 98.0

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 186 .............. 563 807 56 460 48.2 5 561 65.2 80.3 483 Radio and television broadcasting 123 ........... 297 698 748 4.8 163 13.5 81.5 484 Cable and other pay television 63 .............. 266 109 55 712 48.8 5 398 66.8 78.9

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 313 .............. 3 527 205 410 561 45.0 189 602 60.9 90.5

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 98 ..................... 3 345 926 393 581 44.2 183 740 60.4 91.9

495 Sanitary services 89 ............................ 93 541 (S) (S) (S) (S) 48.3

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 126 ......................... 87 738 15 031 58.7 5 476 73.6 78.9

ARKANSAS

46 Pipelines 7 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 95.5

48 Communications 533 ............................... 1 484 978 209 787 33.8 77 108 80.0 61.1

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 294 ...................................... 1 217 398 (S) (S) (S) (S) 56.4

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 239 .............. 267 580 22 211 11.9 1 917 33.6 82.1 483 Radio and television broadcasting 160 ........... 118 000 716 5.7 335 18.8 71.1 484 Cable and other pay television 79 .............. 149 580 21 495 12.1 1 582 36.7 90.7

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 422 .............. 3 014 657 (S) (S) (S) (S) 34.0

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 249 ..................... 2 786 464 (S) (S) (S) (S) 34.2

495 Sanitary services 46 ............................ 190 099 (S) (S) (S) (S) 19.8

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 127 ......................... 38 094 9 613 17.1 2 666 70.0 89.2

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[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Construction capital expenditures Maintenance and repair expenses

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

For work done

by own

employees

(percent)

Total

($1,000)

For work done

by own

employees

(percent)

Revenue of

respondents to

construction

activity inquiry

as percent of

total revenue

CALIFORNIA

46 Pipelines 55 ..................................... 187 054 7 900 16.9 14 116 34.4 64.0

48 Communications 3 ............................... 186 29 230 870 3 387 551 25.0 2 060 895 52.3 90.5

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 2 ...................................... 168 22 266 529 3 083 835 25.2 1 998 750 52.8 93.1

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 1 .............. 018 6 964 341 303 716 22.4 62 145 37.7 82.4

483 Radio and television broadcasting 660 ........... 3 774 435 21 914 5.0 13 211 53.5 87.1

484 Cable and other pay television 358 .............. 3 189 906 281 802 23.7 48 934 33.5 76.9

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 1 .............. 585 27 379 004 2 371 818 23.9 825 883 61.4 87.1

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 587 ..................... 24 655 756 2 199 803 24.0 771 592 62.6 89.3

495 Sanitary services 592 ............................ 2 051 388 (S) (S) (S) (S) 58.7

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 406 ......................... 671 860 113 193 19.8 43 362 46.0 91.3

COLORADO

46 Pipelines 18 ..................................... 45 402 4 026 22.1 2 914 31.7 88.0

48 Communications 802 ............................... 3 520 573 706 721 16.7 218 620 79.9 93.9

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 532 ...................................... 2 859 699 652 105 16.7 214 919 80.5 95.5

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 270 .............. 660 874 54 616 16.9 3 701 43.4 86.8

483 Radio and television broadcasting 155 ........... 291 732 9 596 1.5 1 788 33.3 85.2

484 Cable and other pay television 115 .............. 369 142 45 020 20.2 1 913 52.8 88.1

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 366 .............. 4 175 440 (S) (S) (S) (S) 44.6

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 157 ..................... 3 895 748 (S) (S) (S) (S) 43.7

495 Sanitary services 105 ............................ 245 192 (S) (S) (S) (S) 53.6

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 104 ......................... 34 500 2 925 71.1 2 194 94.1 87.7

CONNECTICUT

46 Pipelines – ..................................... ––––– –

48 Communications 349 ............................... 3 277 902 (S) (S) (S) (S) 44.0

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 226 ...................................... 1 936 143 (S) (S) (S) (S) 13.8

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 123 .............. 1 341 759 54 740 11.5 5 523 36.5 87.6

483 Radio and television broadcasting 81 ........... 224 146 2 339 21.8 484 25.8 67.0

484 Cable and other pay television 42 .............. 1 117 613 52 401 11.0 5 039 37.6 91.7

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 214 .............. 5 477 161 (S) (S) (S) (S) 39.5

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 106 ..................... 4 998 963 (S) (S) (S) (S) 35.8

495 Sanitary services 74 ............................ 263 594 8 172 11.3 1 005 64.6 66.8

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 34 ......................... 214 604 50 300 19.2 7 571 56.4 91.9

DELAWARE

46 Pipelines 1 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

48 Communications 106 ............................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 98.2

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 76 ...................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 99.4

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 30 .............. 101 113 4 047 4.5 606 18.5 93.2

483 Radio and television broadcasting 19 ........... 20 292 165 3.0 69 13.0 80.6

484 Cable and other pay television 11 .............. 80 821 3 882 4.6 537 19.2 96.4

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 32 .............. (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 97.5

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 13 ..................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

495 Sanitary services 13 ............................ 39 498 (S) (S) (S) (S) 49.4

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 6 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

46 Pipelines 1 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

48 Communications 173 ............................... 2 316 842 164 664 66.5 128 202 80.0 97.6

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 125 ...................................... 1 697 793 154 882 70.4 126 373 80.9 98.1

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 48 .............. 619 049 9 782 4.5 1 829 12.4 96.0 483 Radio and television broadcasting 34 ........... 543 346 921 – 1 498 9.4 98.2 484 Cable and other pay television 14 .............. 75 703 8 861 5.0 331 26.0 80.3

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 43 .............. (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 91.5

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 37 ..................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 94.0

495 Sanitary services 6 ............................ 25 365 (S) (S) (S) (S) 8.2

494, 6, 7 Other utility services – ......................... ––––– –

FLORIDA

46 Pipelines 13 ..................................... 27 382 (S) (S) (S) (S) 28.5

48 Communications 1 ............................... 979 12 585 982 1 170 799 28.8 1 059 664 87.0 86.7 481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 1 ...................................... 327 10 122 409 1 012 934 30.0 1 034 098 87.7 88.4

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 652 .............. 2 463 573 157 865 21.2 25 566 58.3 80.1

483 Radio and television broadcasting 448 ........... 1 098 434 4 876 12.6 2 989 29.8 81.6

484 Cable and other pay television 204 .............. 1 365 139 152 989 21.4 22 577 62.1 78.9

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 718 .............. 11 325 998 2 045 259 30.5 696 436 43.8 92.1 491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 264 ..................... 10 304 961 1 927 902 31.7 673 980 43.6 94.0 495 Sanitary services 303 ............................ 881 254 34 958 4.6 14 496 39.4 71.6 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 151 ......................... 139 783 82 399 13.5 7 960 64.1 81.3

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Table 27. Construction Activity by Selected Kinds of Business for the United States and

States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Construction capital expenditures Maintenance and repair expenses

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

For work done

by own

employees

(percent)

Total

($1,000)

For work done

by own

employees

(percent)

Revenue of

respondents to

construction

activity inquiry

as percent of

total revenue

GEORGIA

46 Pipelines 29 ..................................... 106 959 8 667 12.0 12 070 26.9 88.7

48 Communications 1 ............................... 211 7 826 875 354 021 36.1 568 268 89.0 86.2

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 811 ...................................... 5 633 469 296 633 37.8 559 106 89.7 89.4

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 400 .............. 2 193 406 57 388 27.4 9 162 45.3 78.1

483 Radio and television broadcasting 265 ........... 636 184 (S) (S) (S) (S) 56.2

484 Cable and other pay television 135 .............. 1 557 222 55 968 27.9 7 176 49.2 87.1

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 543 .............. 8 746 992 845 740 40.1 424 890 20.7 67.0

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 411 ..................... 8 564 481 842 029 40.2 423 842 20.6 67.2

495 Sanitary services 98 ............................ 175 386 (S) (S) (S) (S) 56.8

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 34 ......................... 7 125 (S) (S) (S) (S) 36.4

HAWAII

46 Pipelines – ..................................... ––––– –

48 Communications 211 ............................... 923 971 182 936 72.5 115 902 87.0 92.5

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 143 ...................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 96.8

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 68 .............. (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 78.7

483 Radio and television broadcasting 52 ........... 99 890 690 7.0 216 54.6 71.4

484 Cable and other pay television 16 .............. (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 84.8

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 57 .............. 944 123 (S) (S) (S) (S) 18.2

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 17 ..................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 18.1

495 Sanitary services 26 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 14.4

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 14 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 51.9

IDAHO

46 Pipelines 4 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

48 Communications 222 ............................... 646 038 119 499 27.4 48 923 85.4 96.4 481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 136 ...................................... 536 788 112 189 28.2 47 886 86.1 98.4

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 86 .............. 109 250 7 310 14.3 1 037 54.6 86.2

483 Radio and television broadcasting 58 ........... 48 407 49 – 73 78.1 75.2

484 Cable and other pay television 28 .............. 60 843 7 261 14.4 964 52.8 95.0

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 194 .............. 1 103 601 206 098 50.9 18 957 80.3 85.9

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 103 ..................... 1 046 108 196 590 52.9 17 088 81.9 86.5

495 Sanitary services 30 ............................ 28 632 401 9.7 311 8.4 72.8

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 61 ......................... 28 861 9 107 8.2 1 558 77.5 76.3

ILLINOIS

46 Pipelines 41 ..................................... 260 232 20 020 16.6 30 829 33.7 93.1

48 Communications 1 ............................... 606 8 971 433 1 329 991 14.8 774 996 18.8 89.2 481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 1 ...................................... 164 6 866 723 1 228 496 14.9 759 177 18.4 90.9

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 442 .............. 2 104 710 101 495 13.8 15 819 37.8 83.8

483 Radio and television broadcasting 290 ........... 1 054 754 5 528 8.9 2 300 28.2 76.0

484 Cable and other pay television 152 .............. 1 049 956 95 967 14.1 13 519 39.4 91.7

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 618 .............. 15 408 032 1 722 584 39.1 1 060 558 56.7 78.8

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 302 ..................... 14 425 312 1 629 891 40.8 1 042 858 56.6 80.3

495 Sanitary services 246 ............................ 866 031 (S) (S) (S) (S) 51.8

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 70 ......................... 116 689 31 989 11.8 8 346 66.1 95.0

INDIANA

46 Pipelines 20 ..................................... 49 583 4 664 14.3 5 347 30.4 83.6

48 Communications 887 ............................... 3 649 939 506 438 29.2 303 680 36.1 94.0

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 620 ...................................... 2 919 166 469 870 30.6 296 207 36.4 98.1

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 267 .............. 730 773 36 568 12.1 7 473 24.7 77.4 483 Radio and television broadcasting 192 ........... 352 769 3 562 2.9 860 30.0 70.5 484 Cable and other pay television 75 .............. 378 004 33 006 13.1 6 613 24.0 83.8

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 453 .............. 7 548 077 (S) (S) (S) (S) 38.1

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 244 ..................... 7 034 252 (S) (S) (S) (S) 35.9

495 Sanitary services 114 ............................ 351 824 (S) (S) (S) (S) 54.1

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 95 ......................... 162 001 41 250 33.4 9 383 68.4 97.9

IOWA

46 Pipelines 18 ..................................... 57 461 8 119 15.2 4 866 34.2 99.9

48 Communications 741 ............................... 2 140 546 290 917 30.8 110 190 84.4 96.0 481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 541 ...................................... 1 800 508 269 912 32.2 105 676 86.3 97.3

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 200 .............. 340 038 21 005 12.9 4 514 39.2 88.9

483 Radio and television broadcasting 131 ........... 160 640 3 171 15.5 446 32.3 86.7

484 Cable and other pay television 69 .............. 179 398 17 834 12.4 4 068 39.9 90.9

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 366 .............. 2 847 372 (S) (S) (S) (S) 40.1

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 284 ..................... 2 764 617 (S) (S) (S) (S) 39.1

495 Sanitary services 53 ............................ 47 965 2 349 12.0 825 46.2 62.7 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 29 ......................... 34 790 13 920 19.2 1 666 48.8 93.9

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Table 27. Construction Activity by Selected Kinds of Business for the United States and

States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Construction capital expenditures Maintenance and repair expenses

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

For work done

by own

employees

(percent)

Total

($1,000)

For work done

by own

employees

(percent)

Revenue of

respondents to

construction

activity inquiry

as percent of

total revenue

KANSAS

46 Pipelines 42 ..................................... 200 726 12 500 8.9 16 582 29.8 88.1

48 Communications 596 ............................... 2 776 732 143 210 39.5 42 814 84.6 70.2

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 395 ...................................... 2 435 773 126 725 41.3 40 670 86.6 67.3

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 201 .............. 340 959 16 485 25.7 2 144 47.0 91.3

483 Radio and television broadcasting 115 ........... 150 872 500 2.6 307 56.4 90.2

484 Cable and other pay television 86 .............. 190 087 15 985 26.5 1 837 45.4 92.1

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 339 .............. 3 429 975 318 597 44.0 183 714 69.1 79.5

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 268 ..................... 3 296 847 317 879 44.1 183 561 69.1 79.3

495 Sanitary services 40 ............................ 127 937 363 2.5 48 29.2 84.6

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 31 ......................... 5 191 355 27.0 105 67.6 82.1

KENTUCKY

46 Pipelines 6 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 99.7

48 Communications 658 ............................... 2 217 774 226 559 38.0 208 853 89.8 95.7

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 373 ...................................... 1 776 640 203 956 39.9 203 968 90.9 97.4

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 285 .............. 441 134 22 603 20.6 4 885 43.6 88.6

483 Radio and television broadcasting 184 ........... 188 882 865 8.1 893 6.4 82.5

484 Cable and other pay television 101 .............. 252 252 21 738 21.0 3 992 51.9 93.2

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 419 .............. 4 485 935 419 547 50.3 264 501 53.5 88.9 491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 282 ..................... 4 305 328 400 712 52.3 258 852 53.9 89.6 495 Sanitary services 83 ............................ 139 427 2 166 75.7 4 177 38.2 69.1 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 54 ......................... 41 180 16 669 .6 1 472 24.1 88.4

LOUISIANA

46 Pipelines 54 ..................................... 438 873 34 108 15.6 51 489 32.3 94.0

48 Communications 668 ............................... 3 048 142 154 784 17.4 305 185 88.8 89.7 481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 412 ...................................... 2 456 916 116 804 20.5 299 782 89.8 90.4

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 256 .............. 591 226 37 980 7.8 5 403 36.8 86.9

483 Radio and television broadcasting 173 ........... 276 908 633 6.3 849 9.2 85.4

484 Cable and other pay television 83 .............. 314 318 37 347 7.8 4 554 42.0 88.3

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 641 .............. 7 937 192 688 635 42.2 381 912 42.2 83.2

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 378 ..................... 7 496 102 649 578 44.0 366 972 41.8 83.9

495 Sanitary services 90 ............................ 379 505 28 251 2.9 9 001 33.2 68.1

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 173 ......................... 61 585 10 806 33.8 5 939 83.5 93.8

MAINE

46 Pipelines 3 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

48 Communications 226 ............................... 858 632 149 785 70.8 86 811 73.6 97.7 481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 139 ...................................... 680 983 135 441 74.9 84 863 74.8 99.0

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 87 .............. 177 649 14 344 31.4 1 948 21.1 92.5

483 Radio and television broadcasting 62 ........... 73 665 2 624 9.0 266 47.7 86.1

484 Cable and other pay television 25 .............. 103 984 11 720 36.4 1 682 16.9 97.0

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 145 .............. 1 482 712 196 159 43.2 73 872 50.7 70.1

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 79 ..................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 72.4

495 Sanitary services 45 ............................ 64 520 (S) (S) (S) (S) 19.5

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 21 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 58.9

MARYLAND

46 Pipelines 5 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

48 Communications 643 ............................... 4 457 835 537 132 66.1 393 066 74.7 86.5

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 486 ...................................... 3 477 540 470 557 74.4 386 411 75.0 85.9

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 157 .............. 980 295 66 575 6.9 6 655 57.0 88.7 483 Radio and television broadcasting 111 ........... 294 250 3 310 6.0 327 11.6 91.5 484 Cable and other pay television 46 .............. 686 045 63 265 7.0 6 328 59.4 87.6

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 164 .............. 5 042 632 841 637 47.2 308 225 57.8 92.5

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 78 ..................... 4 820 345 830 919 47.7 293 136 58.3 93.3 495 Sanitary services 70 ............................ 217 514 9 282 3.3 14 462 46.6 76.7 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 16 ......................... 4 773 (S) (S) (S) (S) 45.9

MASSACHUSETTS

46 Pipelines – ..................................... ––––– –

48 Communications 838 ............................... 5 639 542 702 342 69.1 642 271 78.4 79.6 481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 615 ...................................... 4 492 338 652 776 73.3 625 165 78.6 80.1

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 223 .............. 1 147 204 49 566 13.2 17 106 72.1 77.7

483 Radio and television broadcasting 129 ........... 539 109 1 113 5.2 674 15.0 90.0

484 Cable and other pay television 94 .............. 608 095 48 453 13.4 16 432 74.4 66.7

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 306 .............. 9 425 212 (S) (S) (S) (S) 39.5

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 141 ..................... 8 903 666 (S) (S) (S) (S) 38.3

495 Sanitary services 138 ............................ 459 662 7 635 6.4 8 716 44.5 65.5 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 27 ......................... 61 884 (S) (S) (S) (S) 19.3

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[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Construction capital expenditures Maintenance and repair expenses

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

For work done

by own

employees

(percent)

Total

($1,000)

For work done

by own

employees

(percent)

Revenue of

respondents to

construction

activity inquiry

as percent of

total revenue

MICHIGAN

46 Pipelines 11 ..................................... 136 925 (S) (S) (S) (S) 15.7

48 Communications 1 ............................... 237 6 398 896 895 937 16.6 618 925 19.5 93.8

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 836 ...................................... 4 997 859 822 046 17.2 608 215 18.9 97.1

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 401 .............. 1 401 037 73 891 10.5 10 710 54.0 82.1

483 Radio and television broadcasting 260 ........... 629 363 2 070 4.6 1 346 9.4 88.2

484 Cable and other pay television 141 .............. 771 674 71 821 10.7 9 364 60.4 77.2

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 647 .............. 11 221 026 1 089 058 36.7 557 545 56.9 91.0

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 416 ..................... 10 463 898 1 065 178 37.4 554 326 57.1 92.9

495 Sanitary services 218 ............................ 753 853 23 442 6.8 2 889 24.7 64.1

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 13 ......................... 3 275 (S) (S) (S) (S) 27.9

MINNESOTA

46 Pipelines 8 ..................................... 123 705 (S) (S) (S) (S) 35.1

48 Communications 841 ............................... 3 233 974 474 554 26.4 210 073 82.2 92.9

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 552 ...................................... 2 701 809 428 557 27.4 205 439 83.3 93.1

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 289 .............. 532 165 45 997 17.2 4 634 33.1 91.9

483 Radio and television broadcasting 192 ........... 280 503 7 627 1.3 784 4.3 90.6

484 Cable and other pay television 97 .............. 251 662 38 370 20.4 3 850 38.9 93.3

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 351 .............. 4 044 677 641 774 54.4 332 321 78.8 81.6 491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 226 ..................... 3 839 497 629 410 54.8 322 685 79.3 82.8 495 Sanitary services 115 ............................ 159 808 5 694 55.1 5 431 61.2 66.8 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 10 ......................... 45 372 (S) (S) (S) (S) 27.2

MISSISSIPPI

46 Pipelines 23 ..................................... 146 718 11 519 13.7 16 939 29.5 95.0

48 Communications 531 ............................... 1 563 494 88 485 16.4 175 975 88.6 90.7 481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 314 ...................................... 1 321 875 76 400 16.2 172 848 89.2 90.8

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 217 .............. 241 619 12 085 17.6 3 127 55.3 90.3

483 Radio and television broadcasting 145 ........... 96 022 923 – 505 48.3 91.8

484 Cable and other pay television 72 .............. 145 597 11 162 19.0 2 622 56.7 89.3

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 612 .............. 2 921 033 258 671 33.4 156 099 74.7 62.1

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 258 ..................... 2 811 529 243 086 35.2 149 258 76.9 61.7

495 Sanitary services 37 ............................ 65 474 2 112 16.1 4 285 9.8 65.3

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 317 ......................... 44 030 13 473 2.7 2 556 54.5 79.7

MISSOURI

46 Pipelines 16 ..................................... 83 451 9 539 14.5 8 151 31.2 93.2

48 Communications 1 ............................... 016 4 915 493 485 256 40.5 152 081 82.2 65.3 481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 699 ...................................... 4 120 125 436 749 43.3 145 440 83.6 61.3

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 317 .............. 795 368 48 507 15.5 6 641 52.4 85.8

483 Radio and television broadcasting 205 ........... 411 843 12 236 3.4 916 16.5 75.4

484 Cable and other pay television 112 .............. 383 525 36 271 19.6 5 725 58.1 96.9

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 436 .............. 5 543 892 715 140 47.7 383 935 58.0 87.0

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 280 ..................... 5 276 583 674 152 47.6 369 167 57.4 87.5

495 Sanitary services 108 ............................ 149 273 1 737 1.8 1 003 26.8 61.4

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 48 ......................... 118 036 39 251 51.0 13 765 75.5 97.5

MONTANA

46 Pipelines 14 ..................................... 46 603 6 489 18.3 6 650 24.6 100.0

48 Communications 249 ............................... 635 324 105 735 21.7 35 898 82.3 89.2

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 139 ...................................... 533 959 99 719 22.3 35 136 83.2 90.7

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 110 .............. 101 365 6 016 11.5 762 38.5 81.4 483 Radio and television broadcasting 71 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 67.1

484 Cable and other pay television 39 .............. (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 94.7

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 238 .............. 872 131 101 527 44.6 47 048 67.9 91.7

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 172 ..................... 843 625 99 639 45.3 45 940 68.5 92.3 495 Sanitary services 19 ............................ 15 209 895 .2 30 10.0 74.8 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 47 ......................... 13 297 993 15.1 1 078 44.8 71.3

NEBRASKA

46 Pipelines 15 ..................................... 35 832 5 672 8.1 5 342 16.4 99.0

48 Communications 356 ............................... 1 414 371 252 848 28.6 75 186 81.9 95.6 481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 223 ...................................... 1 135 197 229 299 30.9 72 915 82.2 95.5

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 133 .............. 279 174 23 549 6.7 2 271 71.3 96.0

483 Radio and television broadcasting 91 ........... 103 973 67 10.4 248 45.2 90.8

484 Cable and other pay television 42 .............. 175 201 23 482 6.7 2 023 74.5 99.1

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 143 .............. 1 854 645 65 241 28.0 25 174 43.6 78.8 491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 89 ..................... 1 817 148 62 945 28.6 24 256 43.1 79.5 495 Sanitary services 40 ............................ 24 980 (S) (S) (S) (S) 20.5

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 14 ......................... 12 517 1 808 14.9 900 57.4 91.5

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States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Construction capital expenditures Maintenance and repair expenses

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

For work done

by own

employees

(percent)

Total

($1,000)

For work done

by own

employees

(percent)

Revenue of

respondents to

construction

activity inquiry

as percent of

total revenue

NEVADA

46 Pipelines 1 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

48 Communications 218 ............................... 1 070 656 108 635 26.1 41 207 83.6 89.0

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 121 ...................................... 823 882 85 137 31.4 40 152 84.0 88.1

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 97 .............. 246 774 23 498 7.1 1 055 67.4 91.8

483 Radio and television broadcasting 70 ........... 118 211 326 34.7 207 45.9 87.4

484 Cable and other pay television 27 .............. 128 563 23 172 6.7 848 72.6 95.8

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 109 .............. 1 494 374 280 873 27.9 84 105 47.2 65.3

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 49 ..................... 1 336 141 273 786 27.9 76 264 45.8 63.4

495 Sanitary services 34 ............................ 144 778 3 821 5.2 7 061 60.9 83.5

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 26 ......................... 13 455 (S) (S) (S) (S) 53.7

NEW HAMPSHIRE

46 Pipelines 2 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) –

48 Communications 176 ............................... 822 018 132 657 66.5 84 750 76.7 89.8

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 122 ...................................... 678 200 117 181 74.0 83 206 76.8 98.8

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 54 .............. 143 818 (S) (S) (S) (S) 47.5

483 Radio and television broadcasting 36 ........... 38 258 187 11.8 145 33.8 86.0

484 Cable and other pay television 18 .............. 105 560 (S) (S) (S) (S) 33.6

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 125 .............. 1 879 800 133 488 28.1 37 796 36.7 83.5 491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 79 ..................... 1 702 402 94 450 36.8 32 390 33.4 88.8 495 Sanitary services 34 ............................ 151 698 (S) (S) (S) (S) 22.2

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 12 ......................... 25 700 6 265 19.2 2 482 76.9 91.6

NEW JERSEY

46 Pipelines 6 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 61.8

48 Communications 1 ............................... 257 7 598 028 942 260 64.6 817 366 22.1 86.9 481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 1 ...................................... 072 6 019 897 814 889 73.0 795 591 21.5 85.9

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 185 .............. 1 578 131 127 371 11.2 21 775 43.0 90.7

483 Radio and television broadcasting 83 ........... 345 153 2 111 1.2 538 9.7 81.1

484 Cable and other pay television 102 .............. 1 232 978 125 260 11.3 21 237 43.9 93.4

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 400 .............. 11 063 259 (S) (S) (S) (S) 47.0

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 184 ..................... 9 763 169 (S) (S) (S) (S) 44.3

495 Sanitary services 170 ............................ 845 087 (S) (S) (S) (S) 54.1

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 46 ......................... 455 003 119 888 5.4 43 013 56.9 90.6

NEW MEXICO

46 Pipelines 22 ..................................... 87 503 12 706 16.8 6 547 43.9 92.6

48 Communications 318 ............................... 927 885 194 719 23.4 68 497 81.2 96.3 481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 178 ...................................... 734 017 180 919 24.0 67 563 81.8 97.7

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 140 .............. 193 868 13 800 15.8 934 36.2 90.8

483 Radio and television broadcasting 102 ........... 89 112 274 4.0 120 22.5 89.7

484 Cable and other pay television 38 .............. 104 756 13 526 16.0 814 38.2 91.7

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 249 .............. 2 030 308 253 970 48.0 129 574 49.1 78.2

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 131 ..................... 1 985 556 245 401 49.3 127 554 48.8 78.1

495 Sanitary services 24 ............................ 16 039 356 .6 48 6.3 64.3

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 94 ......................... 28 713 8 213 10.0 1 972 71.0 92.1

NEW YORK

46 Pipelines 3 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 92.5

48 Communications 1 ............................... 901 29 024 531 2 403 321 20.8 1 942 144 55.4 88.2

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 1 ...................................... 299 15 538 377 1 996 010 23.0 1 867 926 56.8 94.5

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 602 .............. 13 486 154 407 311 9.9 74 218 20.8 81.0 483 Radio and television broadcasting 381 ........... 9 326 824 81 025 3.8 34 874 .7 88.8 484 Cable and other pay television 221 .............. 4 159 330 326 286 11.4 39 344 38.6 63.6

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 625 .............. 20 308 130 2 147 736 53.7 1 000 153 74.3 60.1

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 309 ..................... 19 197 577 (S) (S) (S) (S) 59.6

495 Sanitary services 259 ............................ 915 886 57 024 16.4 15 184 71.9 63.0 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 57 ......................... 194 667 13 812 30.0 11 194 76.4 96.0

NORTH CAROLINA

46 Pipelines 14 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 95.6

48 Communications 981 ............................... 5 314 406 495 730 35.6 476 317 84.2 95.2 481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 583 ...................................... 4 294 953 435 073 38.4 467 335 84.7 96.9

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 398 .............. 1 019 453 60 657 15.5 8 982 55.1 88.3

483 Radio and television broadcasting 283 ........... 501 605 5 042 2.2 1 569 16.6 79.2

484 Cable and other pay television 115 .............. 517 848 55 615 16.7 7 413 63.3 97.1

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 459 .............. 8 616 085 (S) (S) (S) (S) 54.9

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 275 ..................... 8 372 532 (S) (S) (S) (S) 54.8

495 Sanitary services 100 ............................ 197 525 (S) (S) (S) (S) 56.4

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 84 ......................... 46 028 6 071 23.4 1 821 45.3 75.9

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Table 27. Construction Activity by Selected Kinds of Business for the United States and

States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Construction capital expenditures Maintenance and repair expenses

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

For work done

by own

employees

(percent)

Total

($1,000)

For work done

by own

employees

(percent)

Revenue of

respondents to

construction

activity inquiry

as percent of

total revenue

NORTH DAKOTA

46 Pipelines 8 ..................................... 31 124 5 607 16.8 2 105 45.7 98.3

48 Communications 253 ............................... 473 454 58 385 27.9 33 641 84.5 94.0

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 123 ...................................... 373 209 54 937 26.8 32 580 85.4 99.6

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 130 .............. 100 245 3 448 46.1 1 061 57.3 73.0

483 Radio and television broadcasting 69 ........... 61 976 327 8.9 310 3.2 62.0

484 Cable and other pay television 61 .............. 38 269 3 121 50.0 751 79.6 90.9

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 154 .............. 1 080 262 103 855 44.7 53 507 58.8 96.0

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 112 ..................... 1 064 555 101 814 45.5 52 816 59.0 96.5

495 Sanitary services 17 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 57.0

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 25 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 73.4

OHIO

46 Pipelines 21 ..................................... 77 341 (S) (S) (S) (S) 40.6

48 Communications 1 ............................... 362 7 624 086 857 766 19.6 562 700 31.8 93.7

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 948 ...................................... 5 884 427 779 516 19.2 541 585 30.8 98.3

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 414 .............. 1 739 659 78 250 24.1 21 115 59.5 78.2

483 Radio and television broadcasting 281 ........... 810 096 4 655 7.7 1 814 22.2 78.3

484 Cable and other pay television 133 .............. 929 563 73 595 25.1 19 301 63.0 78.1

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 588 .............. 15 154 656 (S) (S) (S) (S) 42.8

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 340 ..................... 14 184 221 (S) (S) (S) (S) 42.5

495 Sanitary services 182 ............................ 876 372 (S) (S) (S) (S) 42.1

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 66 ......................... 94 063 35 895 9.9 5 997 65.6 89.3

OKLAHOMA

46 Pipelines 43 ..................................... 270 775 25 638 19.6 30 390 40.9 90.4

48 Communications 674 ............................... 2 339 775 259 726 28.8 80 975 88.2 61.6 481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 438 ...................................... 1 887 240 (S) (S) (S) (S) 55.2

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 236 .............. 452 535 24 237 15.5 6 897 60.4 88.0

483 Radio and television broadcasting 139 ........... 176 227 545 17.2 491 61.7 93.6

484 Cable and other pay television 97 .............. 276 308 23 692 15.5 6 406 60.3 84.5

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 529 .............. 6 237 952 526 800 47.2 208 100 56.1 88.5

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 354 ..................... 6 070 358 520 675 47.4 203 761 55.8 89.1

495 Sanitary services 76 ............................ 130 945 2 126 43.5 2 274 75.4 61.9

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 99 ......................... 36 649 3 999 20.3 2 065 58.8 72.0

OREGON

46 Pipelines 3 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

48 Communications 579 ............................... 2 351 328 378 995 28.7 163 637 82.3 94.2 481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 366 ...................................... 1 914 400 346 644 30.2 159 991 83.4 95.0

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 213 .............. 436 928 32 351 12.0 3 646 33.8 90.4

483 Radio and television broadcasting 152 ........... 226 100 495 6.3 969 57.9 83.4

484 Cable and other pay television 61 .............. 210 828 31 856 12.1 2 677 25.1 98.0

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 288 .............. 3 104 222 402 950 32.0 167 024 44.9 73.0

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 153 ..................... 2 948 541 399 499 32.1 162 898 44.3 73.5

495 Sanitary services 74 ............................ 140 519 1 218 15.5 1 198 29.5 67.2

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 61 ......................... 15 162 (S) (S) (S) (S) 36.0

PENNSYLVANIA

46 Pipelines 6 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 3.9

48 Communications 1 ............................... 592 8 539 587 1 185 590 64.3 774 330 75.6 92.7

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 1 ...................................... 061 6 176 981 1 002 514 68.8 739 307 75.7 97.8

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 531 .............. 2 362 606 183 076 40.0 35 023 73.3 79.4 483 Radio and television broadcasting 313 ........... 947 207 3 083 13.9 1 643 44.2 83.5 484 Cable and other pay television 218 .............. 1 415 399 179 993 40.5 33 380 74.7 76.6

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 888 .............. 16 742 548 1 902 953 39.9 1 058 476 70.7 86.0

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 490 ..................... 15 367 348 1 754 444 41.3 1 011 915 71.6 87.4 495 Sanitary services 261 ............................ 968 699 63 225 15.6 19 722 52.4 61.4 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 137 ......................... 406 501 85 284 30.2 26 839 50.8 92.4

RHODE ISLAND

46 Pipelines – ..................................... ––––– –

48 Communications 110 ............................... 696 155 76 574 67.3 65 676 82.1 98.4 481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 62 ...................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 98.2

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 48 .............. (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 98.7

483 Radio and television broadcasting 24 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 96.2

484 Cable and other pay television 24 .............. 153 021 11 146 33.7 1 558 63.4 99.9

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 51 .............. 1 004 746 (S) (S) (S) (S) 30.8

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 20 ..................... 944 007 (S) (S) (S) (S) 29.4

495 Sanitary services 27 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 52.6

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 4 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 72.5

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Table 27. Construction Activity by Selected Kinds of Business for the United States and

States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Construction capital expenditures Maintenance and repair expenses

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

For work done

by own

employees

(percent)

Total

($1,000)

For work done

by own

employees

(percent)

Revenue of

respondents to

construction

activity inquiry

as percent of

total revenue

SOUTH CAROLINA

46 Pipelines 10 ..................................... 46 287 3 751 12.0 5 223 26.9 89.8

48 Communications 551 ............................... 2 713 199 209 304 31.9 247 514 87.0 90.3

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 322 ...................................... 2 271 449 172 825 35.1 243 281 87.6 90.6

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 229 .............. 441 750 36 479 16.6 4 233 52.0 88.7

483 Radio and television broadcasting 167 ........... 193 558 1 922 1.1 499 16.8 85.9

484 Cable and other pay television 62 .............. 248 192 34 557 17.5 3 734 56.7 91.0

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 300 .............. 4 123 453 233 061 47.5 217 573 67.6 86.6

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 197 ..................... 3 776 303 212 701 50.0 205 519 68.7 88.9

495 Sanitary services 54 ............................ 317 689 12 843 24.1 10 032 46.7 61.7

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 49 ......................... 29 461 7 517 14.6 2 022 60.6 63.2

SOUTH DAKOTA

46 Pipelines 6 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

48 Communications 237 ............................... 526 651 66 144 27.4 26 093 84.0 95.1

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 135 ...................................... 394 165 62 108 25.6 24 553 83.9 97.9

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 102 .............. 132 486 4 036 55.8 1 540 86.5 86.7

483 Radio and television broadcasting 59 ........... 51 498 123 – 326 77.3 91.6

484 Cable and other pay television 43 .............. 80 988 3 913 57.6 1 214 89.0 83.7

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 136 .............. 664 276 73 684 39.6 29 190 76.8 87.1 491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 99 ..................... 641 357 67 072 42.8 27 052 76.4 87.9 495 Sanitary services 12 ............................ 8 570 (S) (S) (S) (S) 17.8

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 25 ......................... 14 349 6 191 7.7 1 988 84.4 92.7

TENNESSEE

46 Pipelines 11 ..................................... 30 294 2 348 14.4 3 529 30.5 100.0

48 Communications 806 ............................... 3 537 764 230 585 20.0 342 897 90.0 90.3 481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 460 ...................................... 2 691 480 177 905 22.2 334 137 91.4 90.1

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 346 .............. 846 284 52 680 12.4 8 760 35.3 90.9

483 Radio and television broadcasting 249 ........... 333 189 2 557 4.7 971 28.4 84.9

484 Cable and other pay television 97 .............. 513 095 50 123 12.8 7 789 36.1 94.8

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 246 .............. 2 003 298 164 083 44.0 62 109 66.1 94.3

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 125 ..................... 1 694 451 131 580 52.2 51 608 68.2 96.1

495 Sanitary services 92 ............................ 263 872 24 397 13.6 4 890 64.2 82.3

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 29 ......................... 44 975 8 106 1.3 5 611 48.9 96.4

TEXAS

46 Pipelines 183 ..................................... 1 428 939 279 303 21.6 215 102 47.7 66.3

48 Communications 3 ............................... 118 16 274 468 1 614 115 43.4 513 206 86.8 64.1 481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 2 ...................................... 213 13 508 998 (S) (S) (S) (S) 58.4

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 905 .............. 2 765 470 129 672 21.3 34 495 40.8 91.7

483 Radio and television broadcasting 600 ........... 1 336 484 11 499 3.3 3 472 42.1 88.0

484 Cable and other pay television 305 .............. 1 428 986 118 173 23.1 31 023 40.7 95.2

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 2 .............. 354 38 020 221 3 194 566 30.0 1 335 774 57.7 60.3

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 1 ..................... 427 36 764 606 3 097 428 30.4 1 290 650 58.5 60.2

495 Sanitary services 344 ............................ 1 058 911 68 703 15.2 28 790 29.3 62.2

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 583 ......................... 196 704 28 435 15.9 16 334 41.5 71.6

UTAH

46 Pipelines 11 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 98.2

48 Communications 247 ............................... 984 130 203 646 17.4 59 767 77.7 96.0

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 159 ...................................... 774 970 185 655 18.5 57 550 80.2 96.2

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 88 .............. 209 160 17 991 5.9 2 217 11.1 95.0 483 Radio and television broadcasting 58 ........... 110 529 286 5.2 144 1.4 93.0 484 Cable and other pay television 30 .............. 98 631 17 705 5.9 2 073 11.8 97.2

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 187 .............. 2 123 975 (S) (S) (S) (S) 58.8

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 106 ..................... 1 940 451 (S) (S) (S) (S) 56.0

495 Sanitary services 34 ............................ 175 051 7 910 1.5 4 677 27.3 87.5 494, 6, 7 Other utility services 47 ......................... 8 473 1 768 17.3 1 714 81.1 93.9

VERMONT

46 Pipelines – ..................................... ––––– –

48 Communications 151 ............................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 98.3

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 70 ...................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 99.7

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 81 .............. (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 51.5

483 Radio and television broadcasting 55 ........... 34 636 235 5.1 105 22.9 66.5

484 Cable and other pay television 26 .............. (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 36.6

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 81 .............. 988 415 (S) (S) (S) (S) 34.4

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 52 ..................... 969 299 (S) (S) (S) (S) 34.2

495 Sanitary services 22 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 43.2

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 7 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 97.9

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Table 27. Construction Activity by Selected Kinds of Business for the United States and

States: 1992mCon.

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text. For explanation of terms, see appendix A]

SIC code Geographic area and kind of business

Construction capital expenditures Maintenance and repair expenses

Establishments

(number)

Revenue

($1,000)

Total

($1,000)

For work done

by own

employees

(percent)

Total

($1,000)

For work done

by own

employees

(percent)

Revenue of

respondents to

construction

activity inquiry

as percent of

total revenue

VIRGINIA

46 Pipelines 11 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 100.0

48 Communications 1 ............................... 038 7 658 396 853 420 40.4 626 503 88.1 93.4

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 705 ...................................... 6 546 419 743 463 44.1 606 109 88.7 96.3

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 333 .............. 1 111 977 109 957 15.1 20 394 69.9 76.4

483 Radio and television broadcasting 237 ........... 467 877 13 717 .2 1 994 21.6 69.0

484 Cable and other pay television 96 .............. 644 100 96 240 17.2 18 400 75.2 81.8

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 299 .............. 6 221 810 1 020 134 30.2 403 121 80.6 95.6

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 175 ..................... 6 077 513 1 005 117 30.6 400 046 80.8 96.2

495 Sanitary services 70 ............................ 104 568 8 866 1.0 1 028 84.1 63.2

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 54 ......................... 39 729 6 151 5.9 2 047 42.1 94.7

WASHINGTON

46 Pipelines 5 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 97.0

48 Communications 862 ............................... 4 730 052 794 035 28.4 289 331 83.1 85.8

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 592 ...................................... 3 863 518 739 741 29.5 275 809 85.7 85.4

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 270 .............. 866 534 54 294 13.5 13 522 30.8 87.5

483 Radio and television broadcasting 174 ........... 470 508 2 722 10.4 2 188 25.5 80.3

484 Cable and other pay television 96 .............. 396 026 51 572 13.7 11 334 31.8 96.2

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 442 .............. 2 753 059 (S) (S) (S) (S) 51.6

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 178 ..................... 2 349 301 (S) (S) (S) (S) 46.7

495 Sanitary services 113 ............................ 371 154 17 729 9.9 6 320 26.1 79.3

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 151 ......................... 32 604 8 076 50.6 3 258 77.1 87.9

WEST VIRGINIA

46 Pipelines 2 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 89.7

48 Communications 383 ............................... 1 094 998 172 636 73.0 113 875 93.4 97.7 481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 230 ...................................... 883 919 162 234 75.8 112 039 93.9 98.9

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 153 .............. 211 079 10 402 28.5 1 836 64.4 92.9

483 Radio and television broadcasting 94 ........... 94 002 284 27.8 106 41.5 89.9

484 Cable and other pay television 59 .............. 117 077 10 118 28.6 1 730 65.8 95.2

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 269 .............. 2 163 687 520 261 42.9 179 235 53.4 79.7

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 186 ..................... 2 059 508 500 398 44.4 174 246 54.6 79.7

495 Sanitary services 44 ............................ 41 306 (S) (S) (S) (S) 55.9

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 39 ......................... 62 873 13 574 2.6 4 416 10.7 95.5

WISCONSIN

46 Pipelines 10 ..................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 4.2

48 Communications 874 ............................... 3 172 425 517 475 32.8 178 051 73.8 60.1

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 596 ...................................... 2 538 481 (S) (S) (S) (S) 53.5

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 278 .............. 633 944 162 655 8.0 6 601 59.9 86.5

483 Radio and television broadcasting 181 ........... 305 779 2 730 7.1 638 28.7 80.3

484 Cable and other pay television 97 .............. 328 165 159 925 8.0 5 963 63.2 92.3

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 324 .............. 5 126 223 (S) (S) (S) (S) 42.0

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 216 ..................... 4 838 933 (S) (S) (S) (S) 40.8

495 Sanitary services 103 ............................ 286 907 11 790 2.3 1 577 32.7 61.7

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 5 ......................... 383 94 19.1 27 59.3 100.0

WYOMING

46 Pipelines 27 ..................................... 47 336 4 588 15.7 5 099 33.3 62.3

48 Communications 161 ............................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 80.3

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and

cable 92 ...................................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 97.9

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 69 .............. 114 602 (S) (S) (S) (S) 43.2

483 Radio and television broadcasting 48 ........... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 85.8

484 Cable and other pay television 21 .............. (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 34.1

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 113 .............. 910 468 (S) (S) (S) (S) 50.4

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 85 ..................... 904 887 (S) (S) (S) (S) 50.3

495 Sanitary services 14 ............................ (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 71.7

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 14 ......................... (D) (D) (D) (D) (D) 76.2

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Appendix A.

General Explanation

CENSUS COVERAGE AND METHODOLOGY

Structure and method of enumeration. Firms in the

1992 Census of Transportation, Communications, and

Utilities were divided into the nonmail universe and mail

universe. The coverage and method of obtaining census

information from each follow:

1. The nonmail universe consisted of firms which were

not required to file a regular census return and included:

a. All nonemployers, i.e., all firms subject to Federal

income tax with no paid employees during 1992.

Revenue information for these firms was obtained

from administrative records of other Federal agencies. Although consisting of many firms, nonemployers accounted for less than 3 percent of total

revenue of all establishments covered in the census.

The census included only those transportation,

communications, and utilities nonemployer firms

which reported a revenue volume of $1,000 or more

during 1992. Establishments exempt from Federal

income tax with no paid employees were excluded

as in previous censuses.

Data for nonemployers are not included in this

report but are provided in the Nonemployer Statistics report (UC92-N-1).

b. Selected small employers, i.e., single-establishment

firms with payroll below a specified cutoff. (The

term ‘‘employers’’ refers to firms with one or more

paid employees at any time during 1992 as shown

in the active administrative records of other Federal

agencies.) Although the payroll cutoff varied by kind

of business, small employers generally included

firms with less than 10 employees and represented

about 10 percent of total revenue of establishments

covered in the census.

Data on revenue, payroll, and employment for

employer firms below the payroll cutoff were derived

or estimated from administrative records of other

Federal agencies, except for a sample of small

employer firms in classifications for which specialized data requirements precluded reliance solely on

administrative records sources. This sample was

included in the mail universe.

2. The mail universe consisted of firms for which information was obtained by means of a mail canvass and

included:

a. Large employers, i.e., all employer firms above the

payroll size cutoff referred to in section 1b. Within

this category, an annual survey of company organization was conducted to identify establishment

locations of firms, which operated at more than one

location, and to obtain information on payroll and

mid-March employment at each location. The 1991

Report of Company Organization was used as a

coverage check in the census.

In the 1992 census, multiestablishment firms

were divided into two categories of report forms,

State and establishment. Firms with establishments

classified in pipeline transportation, telephone and

telegraph services, and electric and gas services

were sent report forms to collect information for

each State in which those firms operated. In addition to the information reported in summary for the

State, those firms were asked to report the payroll

and mid-March employment for each establishment

operated in the State. All other establishments of

multiestablishment firms were sent individual report

forms for those locations.

All multiestablishment firms were asked to notify

the Census Bureau of any States or establishments

for which a form was not received. Report forms

were subsequently provided to the firms for these

States or establishments.

b. The sample of small employer firms in classifications for which specialized data precluded reliance

solely on administrative records sources. These

firms were sent the census mailing packages containing the appropriate 1992 questionnaire.

Method of classifying kinds of business. The transportation, communications, and utilities industry classifications for all establishments were based on the Standard

Industrial Classification Manual: 19871 (SIC). However, the

method of assigning these classifications, and the level of

detail at which establishments were classified, differed

between the nonmail and mail universes as follows:

1

Standard Industrial Classification Manual: 1987. For sale by Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington,

DC 20402. Stock No. 041-001-00314-2.

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1. The nonmail universe

a. Nonemployers were classified on the basis of information obtained from administrative records of other

Federal agencies.

b. Selected small employers in the nonmail universe

were classified on the basis of the most current

census kind-of-business classification available from

one of the Census Bureau’s current sample surveys

or the 1987 census. Otherwise, the classification

was obtained from administrative records of other

Federal agencies.

If the census or administrative record classifications proved inadequate (none corresponded to a

1992 census classification in the detail required for

employers), the firm was sent a brief inquiry requesting information necessary to assign a 1992 census

kind-of-business code.

2. The mail universe

a. Establishments in the mail universe covered by a

State report were classified on the basis of answers

to self-designation, sources of revenue, and other

special inquiries from the State report combined

with their response to self-designation for each

establishment included in the State report.

b. Establishments in the mail universe covered by

establishment reports were classified on the basis

of their individual answers to self-designation, sources

of revenue, and other special inquiries. Establishment locations operated by a motor or water carrier

(i.e., terminals) were classified according to the kind

of trucking or water transportation activity they

supported.

COMPARABILITY OF THE 1987 AND 1992

CENSUSES

The 1987 and 1992 censuses were conducted under

similar conditions and procedures except for the following:

Geographic areas. The boundaries of a number of areas

for which data are shown in the 1992 census are not the

same as in the 1987 census because of annexations; other

boundary changes; and redefinitions of metropolitan statistical areas (MSA’s), primary metropolitan statistical areas

(PMSA’s), and consolidated metropolitan statistical areas

(CMSA’s).2

Scope. The 1992 Census of Transportation, Communications, and Utilities includes Railroad transportation (SIC

40),3 Passenger transportation (SIC 41), Air transportation

(SIC 45),4 Pipelines, except natural gas (SIC 46), Communications (SIC 48), and Electric, gas, and sanitary services

(SIC 49). The 1987 census did not include these SIC

groups.

Nonemployer firms. Data for nonemployers by kind of

business are presented in a Nonemployer Statistics report

(UC92-N-1) for the United States and States. The 1987

census did not include data for nonemployer firms.

Establishment and firm size. In 1987, data on establishment and firm size were published with other industry

specific data in the Miscellaneous Subjects report

(TC87-S-1). In 1992, establishment and firm size data are

presented separately in the Establishment and Firm Size

report (UC92-S-1) of the Subject Series.

Employment. In 1987, employment data withheld to avoid

disclosing data for individual companies were represented

with the symbol ‘‘(D)’’. In 1992, in the Geographic Area

Series, Summary report withheld employment data are

represented with symbols that denote employment size

ranges. These symbols are defined in the introductory text.

Legal form of organization. In 1987, data on the number

of individual proprietorships/ partnerships were published

in the Geographic Area Series, Summary report. In 1992,

individual proprietorship/ partnership data are published in

the Establishment and Firm Size report (UC92-S-1) and in

the Nonemployer Statistics report (UC92-N-1).

EXPLANATION OF TERMS

Establishments. An establishment is a single physical

location at which business is conducted. It is not necessarily identical with a company or enterprise, which may

consist of one establishment or more. The count of

establishments represents those in business at any time

during 1992. Appendix G provides a comparison of the

number of establishments active any time during the year

versus the number in business at the end of the year.

Statistics for the transportation, communications, and utilities industries covered by the 1992 census represent a

summary of reports for individual establishments rather

than companies. When a census report was received,

separate information was obtained for each location where

2

Newly defined metropolitan areas (MA’s) were announced by the

Office of Management and Budget (OMB) effective June 30, 1993.

3

Data presented for SIC Major Group 40, Railroad transportation,

were reported to the Association of American Railroads as published in

Railroad Facts, 1993 edition. These data are shown for the United States

in the Geographic Area Summary report (UC92-A-1). 4

Data presented for SIC Major Group 45, Transportation by air,

include revenue for large certificated passenger carriers that was reported

to the office of Airline Statistics, U.S. Department of Transportation, as

published in Air Carrier Financial Statistics Quarterly. These data are

shown for the United States only.

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business was conducted. Conversely, when administrative

records of other Federal agencies were used instead of a

census report, or when a company included in the sample

of small employers reported operations at more than one

location, only one establishment was tallied. Consequently,

the number of establishments published in the 1992 Census of Transportation, Communications, and Utilities is

understated.

An attempt was made to measure a part of this understatement of locations operated by analyzing the sample

of small employers. Of the firms mailed, 9,804 responded

to the number of locations inquiry and reported operations

at 10,038 locations. By weighting these variables and

assuming that firms in the sample that did not return their

report would respond as those that did report, this sample

representing 33,693 firms would have operated a total of

36,665 establishments.

When two activities or more were carried on at a single

location under a single ownership, all activities generally

were grouped together as a single establishment. The

entire establishment was classified on the basis of its

major activity and all data for it were included in that

classification. However, when distinct and separate economic activities (for which different industry classification

codes were appropriate) were conducted at a single

location under a single ownership, and when conditions

prescribed by the SIC manual for recognizing the existence

of more than one establishment were met, separate establishment reports for each of the different activities were

obtained in the census.

Firms. A firm is a business organization or entity consisting of one domestic establishment (location) or more

under common ownership or control. All establishments of

subsidiary firms are included as part of the owning or

controlling firm. For the economic census, the terms ‘‘firm’’

and ‘‘company’’ are synonymous.

Operating revenue (Basic dollar volume measure for

transportation, communications, and utilities establishments covered by the census). Includes gross revenue

from customers or clients for services rendered, from the

use of facilities, and from merchandise sold in 1992,

whether or not payment was received in 1992. Travel

agents, shipping agents, and shipping brokers were to

report commissions rather than gross billings or sales.

Tour operators were to report the difference between the

selling price of their tours and the amounts paid to

suppliers, and freight forwarders were to report the difference between gross charges and the amounts paid to

other transportation companies (net). Telephone service

establishments were to include revenue received from

international calls originating in the United States (including that portion paid to foreign countries for accessing their

network). These establishments were to include allowances for uncollectible accounts. Network and broadcast

stations were to include advertising sales net of commissions paid to agency representatives and brokers. Rental

revenue from leasing of vehicles, railroad cars, equipment,

instruments, tools, etc., marketed under operating leases

are included in revenues as well as the fair sales value of

merchandise marketed in 1992 under capital, finance, or

‘‘full payout’’ leases. Revenues also include the total value

of service contracts, amounts received for work subcontracted to others and from repair services provided to

others, and dues and assessment from members and

affiliates.

Revenues are net after deductions for refunds and

allowances for merchandise returned by customers. Revenues do not include sales, occupancy, admissions, or

other taxes collected directly from customers and paid

directly by the firm to a local, State, or Federal tax agency,

nor do they include income from such sources as contributions, gifts, and grants; dividends, interest, and investments; or sale or rental of real estate. Also excluded are

rents and revenue (gross as well as the establishment’s

share) from departments or concessions which are operated by others; sales of used equipment rented or leased

to customers; commissions from vending and amusement

machine operators; and other nonoperating income such

as royalties and franchise fees. Telephone service establishments were to exclude revenue collected on behalf of

another company. Tax-exempt broadcast stations were to

exclude contributions, gifts, grants, and other nonoperating income.

Annual payroll. Payroll includes all forms of compensation, such as salaries, wages, tips, commissions, bonuses,

vacation allowances, sick-leave pay, and employee contributions to qualified pension plans paid during 1992 to all

full- and part-time employees. For corporations, payroll

includes salaries paid to officers and executives; for unincorporated businesses, it does not include payments to or

withdrawals by proprietors or partners. Payroll is reported

before deductions for social security, income tax, insurance, union dues, etc. This definition of payroll is the same

as that used by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) on form

941.

First-quarter payroll. This item consists of payroll, as

defined above, paid to persons employed at any time

during the quarter January to March, 1992.

Paid employees for pay period including March 12. This

item consists of the full- and part-time employees, including salaried officers and executives of corporations, and

employees on paid sick leave, paid vacations and paid

holidays who were on the payroll the pay period including

March 12. Not included are proprietors and partners of

unincorporated firms, employees of commission agents,

and employees of departments or concessions operated

by other firms. The definition of paid employees is the

same as that used on IRS form 941.

Auxiliary establishments. Each company included in this

census was asked to identify and separately report auxiliary locations whose primary functions were to manage,

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administer, service, or support the activities of the other

establishments of the company. For firms classified in

Pipelines, except natural gas (SIC 46); Telephone, telegraph, and other message communications (SIC 481 and

482); and Electric and gas services (SIC 491, 492, and

493), the basic tabulations in this report for these industries include data for auxiliary establishments. For firms

classified in all other industries covered by this report, the

basic tabulations do not include data for auxiliary establishments. Data for those auxiliaries are presented in a

subsequent report issued as part of the 1992 Enterprise

Statistics reports.

KIND-OF-BUSINESS CLASSIFICATIONS

Transportation, Communications, Electric, Gas, and Sanitary Services as defined in Division E of the Standard

Industrial Classification Manual: 1987 (SIC), includes establishments primarily engaged in rendering a wide variety of

services to individuals, business and government establishments, and other organizations.

Establishments covered by the census were assigned

kind-of-business classifications according to the industry

classifications defined in the 1987 SIC manual. When a

more detailed classification than defined in the 1987 SIC

manual was needed, additional kinds of businesses were

identified within an SIC industry.

The basis for a kind-of-business classification is described

above in ‘‘Method of classifying kinds of business.’’ Descriptions of those kinds of business for which data are

provided in this report follow.

RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION5

(MAJOR GROUP 40)

This group includes establishments furnishing transportation by line-haul railroad, and switching and terminal

establishments. Passenger railways serving a single municipality, contiguous municipalities, or a municipality and its

suburban areas are classified in Major Group 41. Other

services related to railroad transportation are classified in

Major Group 47. Lessors of railroad property are classified

in Real Estate, Industry 6517.

Railroads, line-haul operation (SIC 4011). Establishments primarily engaged in line-haul railroad passenger

and freight operations. Railways primarily engaged in

furnishing passenger transportation confined principally to

a single municipality, contiguous municipalities, or a municipality and its suburban areas are classified in Major Group

41.

Railroad switching and terminal establishments (SIC

4013). Establishments primarily engaged in the furnishing

of terminal facilities for rail passenger or freight traffic for

line-haul service, and in the movement of railroad cars

between terminal yards, industrial sidings and other local

sites. Terminal companies do not necessarily operate any

vehicles themselves, but may operate the stations and

terminals. Lessors of railway property are classified in Real

Estate, Industry 6517.

LOCAL AND SUBURBAN TRANSIT AND

INTERURBAN HIGHWAY PASSENGER

TRANSPORTATION (MAJOR GROUP 41)

This group includes establishments primarily engaged in

furnishing local and suburban passenger transportation,

such as those providing passenger transportation within a

single municipality, contiguous municipalities, or a municipality and its suburban area, by bus, rail, or subway, either

separately or in combination, and establishments engaged

in furnishing transportation to local scenic features. Also

included are establishments primarily engaged in furnishing highway passenger transportation and establishments

furnishing highway passenger terminal or maintenance

facilities. Intercity bus lines are included in this major

group, but interurban railways are classified in Major Group

40.

Local and suburban transit (SIC 4111). Establishments

primarily engaged in furnishing local and suburban mass

passenger transportation over regular routes and on regular schedules, with operations confined principally to a

municipality, contiguous municipalities, or a municipality

and its suburban areas. Also included in this industry are

establishments primarily engaged in furnishing passenger

transportation by automobile, bus, or rail to, from, or

between airports or rail terminals, over regular routes, and

those providing bus and rail commuter services.

Local passenger transportation, n.e.c. (SIC 4119). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing miscellaneous

passenger transportation, where such operations are principally within a municipality, contiguous municipalities, or a

municipality and its suburban areas. Establishments primarily engaged in renting passenger automobiles without

drivers are classified in Services, Industry Group 751.

Establishments primarily operating ski lifts, tows, and other

recreational lifts are classified in Services, Industry 7999.

For large geographic areas, data are presented for the

following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Sightseeing bus.

2. Limousine or auto rental with driver.

3. Ambulance or rescue service, except by air.

4. Other local passenger transportation, n.e.c.

5

Data presented for SIC Major Group 40, Railroad transportation,

were reported to the Association of American Railroads and published in

Railroad Facts, 1993 edition. These data are shown for the United States

in the geographic area Summary report (UC92-A-1).

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Taxicabs (SIC 4121). Establishments primarily engaged

in furnishing passenger transportation by automobiles not

operated on regular schedules or between fixed terminals.

Taxicab fleet owners and organizations are included, regardless of whether drivers are hired or rent their cabs or are

otherwise compensated. Establishments primarily engaged

in furnishing passenger transportation by automobile or

bus, to, from, or between airports or rail terminals, over

regular routes, are classified in Industry 4111. Taxicab

associations and similar organizations which do not operate taxicabs, but supply maintenance and repair services

to their members, are classified in Industry 4173.

Intercity and rural bus transportation (SIC 4131). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing bus transportation, over regular routes and on regular schedules, the

operations of which are principally outside a single municipality, outside one group of contiguous municipalities, and

outside a single municipality and its suburban areas.

Charter bus transportation services are classified in Industry 4142.

Local bus charter service (SIC 4141). Establishments

primarily engaged in furnishing local bus charter service

where such operations are principally within a single

municipality, contiguous municipalities, or a municipality

and its suburban areas. Charter bus transportation services, except local, are classified in Industry 4142.

Bus charter service, except local (SIC 4142). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing bus charter service,

except local, where such operations are principally outside

a single municipality, outside one group of contiguous

municipalities, and outside a single municipality and its

suburban areas.

School buses (SIC 4151). Establishments primarily engaged

in operating buses to transport pupils to and from school.

School bus establishments operated by educational institutions should be treated as auxiliaries.

Terminal and service facilities for motor vehicle passenger transportation (SIC 4173). Establishments primarily engaged in the operation of motor vehicle passenger

terminals and of maintenance and service facilities, not

operated by companies that also furnish motor vehicle

passenger transportation. Establishments that are owned

by motor vehicle passenger transportation companies and

are primarily engaged in operating terminals for use of

such vehicles are classified in the same industry as the

establishments providing the motor vehicle transportation.

Separate maintenance and service facilities operated by

companies furnishing motor vehicle passenger transportation should be treated as auxiliaries. Establishments which

provide motor vehicle maintenance or service for the

general public are classified in Services, Industry Group

753.

MOTOR FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION AND

WAREHOUSING (SIC MAJOR GROUP 42)

This group includes establishments furnishing local or

long-distance trucking or transfer services, or those engaged

in the storage of farm products, furniture and other household goods, or commercial goods of any nature. The

operation of terminal facilities for handling freight, with or

without maintenance facilities, is also included. Establishments primarily engaged in the storage of natural gas are

classified in Industry 4922. Field warehousing is classified

in Services, Industry 7389.

Local trucking without storage (SIC 4212). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing trucking or transfer

services without storage for freight generally weighing

more than 100 pounds, in a single municipality, contiguous

municipalities, or a municipality and its suburban areas.

Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing local courier services for letters, parcels, and packages generally

weighing less than 100 pounds are classified in Industry

4215; those engaged in collecting and disposing of refuse

by processing or destruction of materials are classified in

Industry 4953; those engaged in removing overburden

from mines or quarries are classified in Division B, Mining;

and construction contractors hauling dirt and rock as a part

of their construction activity are classified in Division C,

Construction.

For large geographic areas, data are presented for the

following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Household goods moving.

2. General freight.

3. Hazardous materials.

4. Agricultural products.

5. Garbage and trash collection.

6. Dump trucking.

7. Other local trucking without storage, n.e.c.

Trucking, except local (SIC 4213). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing ‘‘over-the-road’’ trucking services or trucking services and storage services, including

household goods either as common carriers or under

special or individual contracts or agreements, for freight

generally weighing more than 100 pounds. Such operations are principally outside a single municipality, outside

one group of contiguous municipalities, or outside a single

municipality and its suburban areas. Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing air courier services for individually addressed letters, parcels, and packages generally

weighing less than 100 pounds are classified in Industry

4513 and other courier services for individually addressed

letters, parcels, and packages generally weighing less than

100 pounds are classified in Industry 4215.

For large geographic areas, data are presented for the

following subdivisions of this classification:

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1. Household goods moving.

2. General freight.

3. Hazardous materials.

4. Agricultural products.

5. Other trucking, except local, n.e.c.

Local trucking with storage (SIC 4214). Establishments

primarily engaged in furnishing both trucking and storage

services, including household goods, within a single municipality, contiguous municipalities, or a municipality and its

suburban areas. Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing warehousing and storage of household goods

when not combined with trucking are classified in Industry

4226. Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing local

courier services for letters, parcels, and packages weighing less than 100 pounds are classified in Industry 4215.

For large geographic areas, data are presented for the

following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Household goods moving.

2. Other local trucking with storage.

Courier services, except by air (SIC 4215). Establishments primarily engaged in the delivery of individually

addressed letters, parcels, and packages (generally under

100 pounds), except by means of air transportation or by

the United States Postal Service. Delivery is usually made

by street or highway within a local area or between cities.

Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing air delivery

of individually addressed letters, parcels, and packages,

except by the United States Postal Service, are classified

in Industry 4513, and establishments of the United States

Postal Service are classified in Industry 4311. Establishments primarily engaged in the delivery of advertising and

other unaddressed letters, parcels, and packages are

classified in Industry 7319. Establishments primarily engaged

in undertaking the transportation of goods from shippers to

receivers for a charge covering the entire transportation,

but making use of other transportation establishments to

effect the entire delivery are classified in Industry 4731.

Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing armored

car services are classified in Services, Industry 7381.

Farm product warehousing and storage (SIC 4221). Establishments primarily engaged in the warehousing and storage of farm products. Establishments primarily engaged in

refrigerated warehousing are classified in Industry 4222.

Refrigerated warehousing and storage (SIC 4222). Establishments primarily engaged in the warehousing and storage of perishable goods under refrigeration. The establishment may also rent locker space for the storage of food

products for individual households and provide incidental

services for processing, preparing, or packaging such food

for storage. Establishments primarily selling frozen foods

for home freezers (freezer and locker meat provisioners)

are classified in Retail Trade, Industry 5421.

General warehousing and storage (SIC 4225). Establishments primarily engaged in the warehousing and storage of a general line of goods. The warehousing of goods

at foreign trade zones is classified in Industry 4226. Field

warehousing is classified in Services, Industry 7389.

For large geographic areas, data are presented for the

following subdivisions of this classification:

1. General goods warehousing.

2. Self-service or miniwarehousing.

Special warehousing and storage, n.e.c. (SIC 4226). Establishments primarily engaged in the warehousing and storage of special products, not elsewhere classified, such as

household goods, automobiles (dead storage only), furs

(for the trade), textiles, whiskey, and goods at foreign trade

zones. Warehouses primarily engaged in blending wines

are classified in Wholesale Trade, Industry 5182.

Terminal and joint terminal maintenance facilities for

motor freight transportation (SIC 4231). Establishments

primarily engaged in the operation of terminal facilities

used by highway-type property carrying vehicles. Also

included are terminals which provide maintenance and

service for motor vehicles. Terminals operated by motor

freight transportation companies for their own use are

classified in Industry Group 421. Separate maintenance

and service facilities operated by motor freight transportation companies are classified as auxiliary. Establishments

primarily engaged in the repair of trucks are classified in

Services, Industry Group 753.

WATER TRANSPORTATION

(SIC MAJOR GROUP 44)

This group includes establishments engaged in freight

and passenger transportation on the open seas or inland

waters, and establishments furnishing such incidental services as lighterage, towing, and canal operation. This

major group also includes excursion boats, sightseeing

boats, and water taxis. Cargo handling operations when

carried on by transportation companies and separately

reported are classified in Industry 4491. When separate

reports for cargo handling are not available, these operations are classified with the transportation establishment.

Establishments engaged in the operation of charter or

party fishing boats are classified in Services, Industry

7999.

Deep sea foreign transportation of freight (SIC

4412). Establishments primarily engaged in operating vessels for the transportation of freight on the deep seas

between the United States and foreign ports. Establishments operating vessels for the transportation of freight

which travel to foreign ports and also to noncontiguous

territories are classified in this industry.

Deep sea domestic transportation of freight (SIC

4424). Establishments primarily engaged in operating vessels for the transportation of freight on the deep seas

between ports of the United States, the Panama Canal

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Zone, Puerto Rico, and United States island possessions

or protectorates. Also included are operations limited to

the coasts of Alaska, Hawaii, or Puerto Rico. Establishments performing transportation of freight on the intracoastal waterways paralleling the Atlantic and Gulf coasts

are classified in Industry 4449.

Freight transportation on the Great Lakes—St. Lawrence

Seaway (SIC 4432). Establishments primarily engaged in

the transportation of freight on the Great Lakes and the St.

Lawrence Seaway, either between United States ports or

between United States and Canadian ports.

Water transportation of freight, n.e.c. (SIC 4449). Establishments primarily engaged in the transportation of freight

on all inland waterways, including the intracoastal waterways on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Transportation of

freight on the Great Lakes and the St. Lawrence Seaway is

classified in Industry 4432. Establishments primarily engaged

in providing lighterage and towing or tugboat services are

classified in Industry Group 449.

Deep sea transportation of passengers, except by

ferry (SIC 4481). Establishments primarily engaged in

operating vessels for the transportation of passengers on

the deep seas.

Ferries (SIC 4482). Establishments primarily engaged in

operating ferries for the transportation of passengers or

vehicles. Establishments primarily engaged in providing

lighterage services are classified in Industry 4499.

Water transportation of passengers, n.e.c. (SIC 4489).

Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing water transportation of passengers, not elsewhere classified, such as

airboats (swamp buggy rides), excursion boat operations,

and sightseeing boats.

Marine cargo handling (SIC 4491). Establishments primarily engaged in activities directly related to marine cargo

handling from the time cargo, for or from a vessel, arrives

at shipside, dock, pier, terminal, staging area, or in-transit

area until cargo loading or unloading operations are completed. Included in this industry are establishments primarily engaged in the transfer of cargo between ships and

barges, trucks, trains, pipelines, and wharfs. Cargo handling operations carried on by transportation companies

and separately reported are classified here. This industry

includes the operation and maintenance of piers, docks,

and associated buildings and facilities; but lessors of such

facilities are classified in Real Estate, Industry 6512.

Towing and tugboat services (SIC 4492). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing marine towing and

tugboat services in the performance of auxiliary or terminal

services in harbor areas. The vessels used in performing

these services do not carry cargo or passengers.

Marinas (SIC 4493). Establishments primarily engaged in

operating marinas. These establishments rent boat slips

and store boats, and generally perform a range of other

services including cleaning and incidental boat repair.

They frequently sell food, fuel, and fishing supplies, and

may sell boats. Establishments primarily engaged in building or repairing boats and ships are classified in Manufacturing, Industry Group 373. Establishments primarily engaged

in the operation of charter or party fishing boats or rental of

small recreational boats are classified in Services, Industry

7999.

Water transportation services, n.e.c. (SIC 4499). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing miscellaneous

services incidental to water transportation, not elsewhere

classified, such as lighterage; boat hiring, except for pleasure; chartering of vessels; canal operation; ship cleaning,

except hold cleaning; and steamship leasing. Establishments primarily engaged in the operation of charter or

party fishing boats or rental of small recreational boats are

classified in Services, Industry 7999.

TRANSPORTATION BY AIR (MAJOR GROUP 45)

This group includes establishments engaged in furnishing domestic and foreign transportation by air and also

those operating airports and flying fields and furnishing

terminal services. Establishments primarily engaged in

performing services which may incidentally use airplanes

(e.g., crop dusting and aerial photography) are classified

according to the service performed.

Air transportation, scheduled6 (SIC 4512). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing air transportation

over regular routes and on regular schedules. This industry

includes Alaskan carriers operating over regular or irregular routes.

Air courier services (SIC 4513). Establishments primarily

engaged in furnishing air delivery of individually addressed

letters, parcels, and packages (generally under 100 pounds),

except by the U.S. Postal Service. While these establishments deliver letters, parcels, and packages by air, the

initial pick-up and the final delivery are often made by other

modes of transportation, such as by truck, bicycle, or

motorcycle. Separate establishments of air courier companies engaged in providing pick-up and delivery only; ‘‘drop

off points’’; or distribution centers are all classified in this

industry. Establishments of the U.S. Postal Service are

classified in Industry 4311; and establishments furnishing

delivery of individually addressed letters, parcels, or packages (generally under 100 pounds) other than by air are

6 Data presented for SIC Major Group 45, Transportation by air,

include revenue for large certificated passenger carriers that was reported

to the office of Airline Statistics, U.S. Department of Transportation, and

published in Air Carrier Financial Statistics Quarterly. These data are

shown for the United States only.

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classified in Industry 4215. Establishments primarily engaged

in undertaking the transportation of goods from shippers to

receivers for charges covering the entire transportation,

but making use of other transportation establishments to

effect the entire delivery, are classified in Industry 4731.

Air transportation, nonscheduled (SIC 4522). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing nonscheduled air

transportation. Also included in this industry are establishments primarily engaged in furnishing airplane sightseeing

services, air taxi services and helicopter passenger transportation services to, from, or between local airports,

whether or not scheduled.

Airports, flying fields, and airport terminal services

(SIC 4581). Establishments primarily engaged in operating and maintaining airports and flying fields; in servicing,

repairing (except on a factory basis), maintaining, and

storing aircraft; and in furnishing coordinated handling

services for airfreight or passengers at airports. This

industry also includes private establishments primarily

engaged in air traffic control operations. Government air

traffic control operations are classified in Public Administration, Industry 9621. Aircraft modification centers and

establishments primarily engaged in factory-type overhaul

of aircraft are classified in Manufacturing, Major Group 37,

and flying fields maintained by aviation clubs are classified

in Services, Industry 7997.

PIPELINES, EXCEPT NATURAL GAS

(MAJOR GROUP 46)

This group includes establishments primarily engaged in

the pipeline transportation of petroleum and other commodities, except natural gas. Pipelines operated by petroleum producing or refining companies and separately

reported are included. Establishments primarily engaged in

natural gas transmission are classified in Industry 4922.

Crude petroleum pipelines (SIC 4612). Establishments

primarily engaged in the pipeline transportation of crude

petroleum. Field gathering lines are classified in Mining,

Major Group 13.

Refined petroleum pipelines (SIC 4613). Establishments

primarily engaged in the pipeline transportation of refined

products of petroleum, such as gasoline and fuel oil.

Pipelines,n.e.c.(SIC4619). Establishments primarilyengaged

in the pipeline transportation of commodities, except crude

petroleum, refined products of petroleum, and natural gas.

Establishments primarily engaged in the pipeline transportation of refined petroleum are classified in Industry 4613,

and those engaged in natural gas transmission are classified in Industry 4922.

TRANSPORTATION SERVICES

(SIC MAJOR GROUP 47)

This group includes establishments furnishing services

incidental to transportation, such as forwarding and packing services, and the arrangement of passenger and

freight transportation.

Travel agencies (SIC 4724). Establishments primarily

engaged in furnishing travel information and acting as

agents in arranging tours, transportation, rental of cars,

and lodging for travelers. Tour operators primarily engaged

in arranging and assembling tours for sale through travel

agents are classified in Industry 4725.

Tour operators(SIC4725). Establishments primarilyengaged

in arranging and assembling tours for sale through travel

agents. Tour operators primarily engaged in selling their

own tours directly to travelers are also included in this

industry.

Arrangement of passenger transportation, n.e.c. (SIC

4729). Establishments primarily engaged in arranging passenger transportation, not elsewhere classified, such as

ticket offices, not operated by transportation companies,

for railroads, buses, ships, and airlines.

Arrangement of transportation of freight and cargo

(SIC 4731). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing shipping information and acting as agents in arranging

transportation for freight and cargo. Also included in this

industry are freight forwarders which undertake the transportation of goods from the shippers to receivers for a

charge covering the entire transportation, and, in turn,

make use of the services of other transportation establishments as instrumentalities in effecting delivery.

For large geographic areas, data are presented for the

following subdivisions of this classification:

1. Freight forwarders.

2. Arrangement of freight and cargo, n.e.c.

Rental of railroad cars (SIC 4741). Establishments primarily engaged in renting railroad cars, whether or not also

performing services connected with the use thereof, or in

performing services connected with the rental of railroad

cars. Establishments, such as banks and insurance companies, which purchase and lease railroad cars as investments are classified based on their primary activity.

Packing and crating (SIC 4783). Establishments primarily engaged in packing, crating, and otherwise preparing

goods for shipping. Establishments primarily engaged in

packaging and labeling merchandise for purposes other

than shipping (retail packaging) are classified in Industry

7389.

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Fixed facilities and inspection and weighing services

for motor vehicle transportation (SIC 4785). Establishments primarily engaged in the inspection and weighing of

goods in connection with transportation or in the operation

of fixed facilities for motor vehicle transportation, such as

toll roads, highway bridges, and other fixed facilities,

except terminals.

Transportation services, n.e.c. (SIC 4789). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing transportation or

services incidental to transportation, not elsewhere classified. Included in this industry are stockyards that do not

buy, sell, or auction livestock; sleeping and dining car

operations not performed by railroads; and horse-drawn

cabs and carriages for hire.

COMMUNICATIONS (MAJOR GROUP 48)

This group includes establishments furnishing point-topoint communications services, whether intended to be

received aurally or visually; and radio and television broadcasting. This major group also includes establishments

primarily engaged in providing paging and beeper services

and those engaged in leasing telephone lines or other

methods of telephone transmission, such as optical fiber

lines and microwave or satellite facilities, and reselling the

use of such methods to others. Establishments primarily

engaged in furnishing telephone answering services are

classified in Services, Industry 7389.

Radiotelephone communications (SIC 4812). Establishments primarily engaged in providing two-way radiotelephone communications services, such as cellular telephone services. This industry also includes establishments

primarily engaged in providing telephone paging and beeper

services and those engaged in leasing telephone lines or

other methods of telephone transmission, such as optical

fiber lines and microwave or satellite facilities, and reselling the use of such methods to others. Establishments

primarily engaged in furnishing telephone answering services are classified in Services, Industry 7389.

Telephone communications, except radiotelephone (SIC

4813). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing telephone voice and data communications, except radiotelephone and telephone answering services. This industry

also includes establishments primarily engaged in leasing

telephone lines or other methods of telephone transmission, such as optical fiber lines and microwave or satellite

facilities, and reselling the use of such methods to others.

Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing radiotelephone communications are classified in Industry 4812, and

those furnishing telephone answering services are classified in Services, Industry 7389.

Telegraph and other message communications (SIC

4822). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing telegraph and other nonvocal message communications services, such as cablegram, electronic mail, and facsimile

transmission services.

Radio broadcasting stations (SIC 4832). Establishments

primarily engaged in broadcasting aural programs by radio

to the public. Included in this industry are commercial,

religious, educational, and other radio stations. Also included

here are establishments primarily engaged in radio broadcasting and which produce radio program materials. Separate establishments primarily engaged in producing radio

program materials are classified in Services, Industry 7922.

Television broadcasting stations (SIC 4833). Establishments primarily engaged in broadcasting visual programs

by television to the public, except cable and other pay

television services. Included in this industry are commercial, religious, educational, and other television stations.

Also included here are establishments primarily engaged

in television broadcasting and which produce taped television program materials. Separate establishments primarily engaged in producing taped television program materials are classified in Services, Industry 7812. Establishments

primarily engaged in furnishing cable and other pay television services are classified in Industry 4841.

Cable and other pay television services (SIC 4841). Establishments primarily engaged in the dissemination of visual

and textual television programs, on a subscription or fee

basis. Included in this industry are establishments which

are primarily engaged in cablecasting and which also

produce taped program materials. Separate establishments primarily engaged in producing taped television or

motion picture program materials are classified in Services, Industry 7812.

Communications services, n.e.c. (SIC 4899). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing communications

services, not elsewhere classified. Establishments primarily engaged in providing on-line information retrieval services on a contract or fee basis are classified in Services,

Industry 7375.

ELECTRIC, GAS, AND SANITARY SERVICES

(MAJOR GROUP 49)

This group includes establishments engaged in the

generation, transmission, and/ or distribution of electricity

or gas or steam. Such establishments may be combinations of any of the above three services and also include

other types of services, such as transportation, communications, and refrigeration. Water and irrigation systems,

and sanitary systems engaged in the collection and disposal of garbage, sewage, and other wastes by means of

destroying or processing materials, are also included. If

one service of a combination system does not constitute

95 percent or more of revenues, the establishment should

be classified as a combination in Industry Group 493, with

the subgroup being determined by the major service

supplied.

Electric services (SIC 4911). Establishments engaged in

the generation, transmission, and/ or distribution of electric

energy for sale.

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Natural gas transmission (SIC 4922). Establishments

engaged in the transmission and/ or storage of natural gas

for sale.

Natural gas transmission and distribution (SIC 4923).

Establishments engaged in both the transmission and

distribution of natural gas for sale.

Naturalgasdistribution (SIC4924). Establishments engaged

in the distribution of natural gas for sale.

Mixed, manufactured, or liquefied petroleum gas production and/ or distribution (SIC 4925). Establishments

engaged in the manufacture and distribution of gas for

sale, including mixtures of manufactured with natural gas.

Establishments distributing liquefied petroleum (LP) gas in

steel containers are classified in Retail Trade, Industry

5984.

Electric and other services combined (SIC 4931). Establishments primarily engaged in providing electric services

in combination with other services, with electric services as

the major part though less than 95 percent of the total.

Gas and other services combined (SIC 4932). Establishments primarily engaged in providing gas services in

combination with other services, with gas services as the

major part though less than 95 percent of the total.

Combination utilities, n.e.c. (SIC 4939). Establishments

primarily engaged in providing combinations of electric,

gas, and other services, not elsewhere classified.

Water supply (SIC 4941). Establishments primarily engaged

in distributing water for sale for domestic, commercial, and

industrial use. Systems distributing water primarily for

irrigation service are classified in Industry 4971.

Sewerage systems (SIC 4952). Establishments primarily

engaged in the collection and disposal of wastes conducted through a sewer system, including such treatment

processes as may be provided.

Refuse systems (SIC 4953). Establishments primarily

engaged in the collection and disposal of refuse by processing or destruction or in the operation of incinerators,

waste treatment plants, landfills, or other sites for disposal

of such materials. Establishments primarily engaged in

collecting and transporting refuse without such disposal

are classified in Transportation, Industry 4212.

Sanitary services, n.e.c. (SIC 4959). Establishments primarily engaged in furnishing sanitary services, not elsewhere classified.

Steam and air-conditioning supply (SIC 4961). Establishments engaged in the production and/ or distribution of

steam and heated or cooled air for sale.

Irrigation systems (SIC 4971). Establishments primarily

engaged in operating water supply systems for the purpose of irrigation. Establishments primarily engaged in

operating irrigation systems for others, but which do not

themselves provide water, are classified in Agricultural

Services, Industry 0721.

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Appendix B.

Sample Report Form and Instructions

The sample report form and instructions are shown on the following pages.

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Appendix C.

Kind-of-Business Titles and Reporting-Form Numbers

[Listed below are utilities kind-of-business titles and their corresponding reporting-form numbers. Requests for copies of any of these forms, including the inquiries used to classify establishments by

kind of business, should be directed to the Services Division, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC 20233]

SIC code Title Reporting

form CB41 PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION

4111 Local and suburban transit 4100 ......................................

4119 pt. Sightseeing bus 4100 ................................................

4119 pt. Limousine service 4100 ..............................................

4119 pt. Ambulance or rescue service, except by air 4100 .......................

4119 pt. Other local passenger transportation, n.e.c. 4100 .......................

412 Taxicabs 4100 ......................................................

413 Intercity and rural bus service 4100 ...................................

4141 Local charter bus 4100 ..............................................

4142 Charter bus, except local 4100 .......................................

415 School buses 4100 ..................................................

417 Bus terminal and service facilities 4100 ................................

42 MOTOR FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION AND

WAREHOUSING

4212 Local trucking without storage:

4212 pt. Household goods moving 4200 .....................................

4212 pt. General freight 4200 ...............................................

4212 pt. Garbage and trash collection 4200 ..................................

4212 pt. Dump trucking 4200 ...............................................

4212 pt. Other local trucking without storage 4200 ............................

4212 pt. Hazardous materials. 4200 .........................................

4212 pt. Agricultural products 4200 ..........................................

4212 pt. Other local trucking without storage, n.e.c. 4200 ......................

4213 Trucking, except local:

4213 pt. Household goods moving 4200 .....................................

4213 pt. General freight trucking 4200 .......................................

4213 pt. Other trucking, except local 4200 ...................................

4213 pt. Hazardous materials 4200 ..........................................

4213 pt. Agricultural products 4200 .......................................... 4213 pt. Other trucking, except local, n.e.c. 4200 .............................

4214 Local trucking with storage:

4214 pt. Household goods moving 4200 ..................................... 4214 pt. Other local trucking with storage 4200 ...............................

4215 Courier services, except by air 4200 ...................................

4221 Farm products warehousing and storage 4200 .......................... 4222 Refrigerated warehousing and storage 4200 ............................ 4225 pt. General goods warehousing 4200 ..................................... 4225 pt. Self-service or miniwarehousing 4200 ..................................

4226 Special warehousing and storage, n.e.c. 4200 ..........................

423 Trucking terminal facilities 4200 .......................................

44 WATER TRANSPORTATION

4412 Deep sea foreign freight 4400 ........................................

4424 Deep sea domestic freight 4400 ......................................

4432 Great Lakes-St Lawrence Seaway freight 4400 .........................

4449 Water transportation of freight, n.e.c. 4400 .............................

4481 Deep sea transportation, except by ferry 4400 ..........................

4482 Ferries 4400 ........................................................

4489 Water transportation of passengers, n.e.c. 4400 ........................

SIC code Title Reporting

form CB44 WATER TRANSPORTATIONmCon.

4491 Marine cargo handling 4400 .......................................... 4492 Towing and tugboat services 4400 .................................... 4493 Marinas 4400 ....................................................... 4499 Water transportation services, n.e.c. 4400 ..............................

45 AIR TRANSPORTATION

4512 Air transportation, scheduled 4500 ....................................

4513 Air courier services 4500 .............................................

452 Air transportation, nonscheduled 4500 .................................

458 Airport terminal services 4500 ........................................

46 PIPELINES, EXCEPT NATURAL GAS

4612 Crude petroleum pipelines 4600, 4601 .......................................

4613 Refined petroleum pipelines 4600, 4601 .....................................

4619 Pipelines, n.e.c. 4600, 4601 ................................................

47 TRANSPORTATION SERVICES

4724 Travel agencies 4701 ................................................ 4725 Tour operators 4701 ................................................. 4729 Arrangement of passenger transportation, n.e.c. 4701 ................... 4731 pt. Freight forwarding 4702 .............................................. 4731 pt. Arrangement of freight and cargo, n.e.c. 4702 .......................... 474 Rental of railroad cars 4702 .......................................... 4783 Packing and crating 4702 ............................................ 4785 Fixed facilities, inspection and weighing services 4702 .................. 4789 Transportation services, n.e.c. 4702 ...................................

48 COMMUNICATIONS

4812 Radiotelephone 4800, 4801 ................................................ 4813 Other telephone 4800, 4801 ............................................... 482 Telegraph communications 4800, 4801 ...................................... 489 Communication services, n.e.c. 4800, 4801 ..................................

4832 Radio broadcasting 4802 .............................................

4833 Television broadcasting 4802 .........................................

484 Cable and other pay television 4802 ...................................

49 ELECTRIC, GAS, AND SANITARY SERVICES

491 Electric services 4900, 4901 ...............................................

4922 Natural gas transmission 4900, 4901 ........................................

4923 Natural gas transmission and distribution 4900, 4901 .........................

4924 Natural gas distribution 4900, 4901 .........................................

4925 Mixed gas 4900, 4901 .....................................................

4931 Electric and other services combined 4900, 4901 .............................

4932 Gas and other services combined 4900, 4901 ................................

4939 Combination utilities, n.e.c. 4900, 4901 ......................................

4952 Sewerage systems 4901 ............................................. 4953 Refuse systems 4901 ................................................ 4959 Other sanitary services 4901 .........................................

494 Water supply 4901 ..................................................

496 Steam supply 4901 ..................................................

497 Irrigation systems 4901 ..............................................

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Appendix D.

Metropolitan Areas

[Titles and definitions shown for MSA’s, CMSA’s, and PMSA’s are those established by the Office of

Management and Budget as of June 30, 1993]

Abilene, TX MSA

Taylor County, TX

Akron, OH PMSA—see Cleveland–Akron,

OH CMSA

Albany, GA MSA

Dougherty County, GA

Lee County, GA

Albany–Schenectady–Troy, NY MSA

Albany County, NY

Montgomery County, NY

Rensselaer County, NY

Saratoga County, NY

Schenectady County, NY

Schoharie County, NY

Albuquerque, NM MSA

Bernalillo County, NM

Sandoval County, NM

Valencia County, NM

Alexandria, LA MSA

Rapides Parish, LA

Allentown–Bethlehem–Easton, PA MSA

Carbon County, PA

Lehigh County, PA

Northampton County, PA

Altoona, PA MSA

Blair County, PA

Amarillo, TX MSA

Potter County, TX

Randall County, TX

Anchorage, AK MSA

Anchorage Borough, AK

Ann Arbor, MI PMSA—see Detroit–Ann

Arbor–Flint, MI CMSA

Anniston, AL MSA

Calhoun County, AL

Appleton–Oshkosh–Neenah, WI MSA

Calumet County, WI

Outagamie County, WI

Winnebago County, WI

Asheville, NC MSA

Buncombe County, NC

Madison County, NC

Athens, GA MSA

Clarke County, GA

Madison County, GA

Oconee County, GA

Atlanta, GA MSA

Barrow County, GA

Bartow County, GA

Atlanta, GA MSA—Con.

Carroll County, GA

Cherokee County, GA

Clayton County, GA

Cobb County, GA

Coweta County, GA

DeKalb County, GA

Douglas County, GA

Fayette County, GA

Forsyth County, GA

Fulton County, GA

Gwinnett County, GA

Henry County, GA

Newton County, GA

Paulding County, GA

Pickens County, GA

Rockdale County, GA

Spalding County, GA

Walton County, GA

Atlantic–Cape May, NJ PMSA—see

Philadelphia–Wilmington–Atlantic City,

PA–NJ–DE–MD CMSA

Augusta–Aiken, GA–SC MSA

Columbia County, GA

McDuffie County, GA

Richmond County, GA

Aiken County, SC

Edgefield County, SC

Austin–San Marcos, TX MSA

Bastrop County, TX

Caldwell County, TX

Hays County, TX

Travis County, TX

Williamson County, TX

Bakersfield, CA MSA

Kern County, CA

Baltimore, MD PMSA—see Washington–

Baltimore, DC–MD–VA–WV CMSA

Bangor, ME MSA

Penobscot County, ME (part)

Bangor city, ME

Brewer city, ME

Eddington town, ME

Glenburn town, ME

Hampden town, ME

Hermon town, ME

Holden town, ME

Kenduskeag town, ME

Milford town, ME

Old Town city, ME

Orono town, ME

Orrington town, ME

Penobscot Indian Island

Reservation, ME

Veazie town, ME

Bangor, ME MSA—Con.

Waldo County, ME (part)

Winterport town, ME

Barnstable–Yarmouth, MA MSA

Barnstable County, MA (part)

Barnstable city, MA

Brewster town, MA

Chatham town, MA

Dennis town, MA

Eastham town, MA

Harwich town, MA

Mashpee town, MA

Orleans town, MA

Sandwich town, MA

Yarmouth town, MA

Baton Rouge, LA MSA

Ascension Parish, LA

East Baton Rouge Parish, LA

Livingston Parish, LA

West Baton Rouge Parish, LA

Beaumont–Port Arthur, TX MSA

Hardin County, TX

Jefferson County, TX

Orange County, TX

Bellingham, WA MSA

Whatcom County, WA

Benton Harbor, MI MSA

Berrien County, MI

Bergen–Passaic, NJ PMSA—see New

York–Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Billings, MT MSA

Yellowstone County, MT

Biloxi–Gulfport–Pascagoula, MS MSA

Hancock County, MS

Harrison County, MS

Jackson County, MS

Binghamton, NY MSA

Broome County, NY

Tioga County, NY

Birmingham, AL MSA

Blount County, AL

Jefferson County, AL

St. Clair County, AL

Shelby County, AL

Bismarck, ND MSA

Burleigh County, ND

Morton County, ND

Bloomington, IN MSA

Monroe County, IN

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Bloomington–Normal, IL MSA

McLean County, IL

Boise City, ID MSA

Ada County, ID

Canyon County, ID

Boston, MA–NH PMSA—see Boston–

Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT CMSA

Boston–Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT

CMSA

Boston, MA–NH PMSA

Bristol County, MA (part)

Berkley town, MA

Dighton town, MA

Mansfield town, MA

Norton town, MA

Taunton city, MA

Essex County, MA (part)

Amesbury town, MA

Beverly city, MA

Danvers town, MA

Essex town, MA

Gloucester city, MA

Hamilton town, MA

Ipswich town, MA

Lynn city, MA

Lynnfield town, MA

Manchester town, MA

Marblehead town, MA

Middleton town, MA

Nahant town, MA

Newbury town, MA

Newburyport city, MA

Peabody city, MA

Rockport town, MA

Rowley town, MA

Salem city, MA

Salisbury town, MA

Saugus town, MA

Swampscott town, MA

Topsfield town, MA

Wenham town, MA

Middlesex County, MA (part)

Acton town, MA

Arlington town, MA

Ashland town, MA

Ayer town, MA

Bedford town, MA

Belmont town, MA

Boxborough town, MA

Burlington town, MA

Cambridge city, MA

Carlisle town, MA

Concord town, MA

Everett city, MA

Framingham town, MA

Holliston town, MA

Hopkinton town, MA

Hudson town, MA

Lexington town, MA

Lincoln town, MA

Littleton town, MA

Malden city, MA

Marlborough city, MA

Maynard town, MA

Medford city, MA

Melrose city, MA

Natick town, MA

Newton city, MA

North Reading town, MA

Reading town, MA

Sherborn town, MA

Shirley town, MA

Somerville city, MA

Stoneham town, MA

Boston–Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT

CMSA—Con.

Boston, MA–NH PMSA—Con.

Middlesex County, MA (part)—Con.

Stow town, MA

Sudbury town, MA

Townsend town, MA

Wakefield town, MA

Waltham city, MA

Watertown city, MA

Wayland town, MA

Weston town, MA

Wilmington town, MA

Winchester town, MA

Woburn city, MA

Norfolk County, MA (part)

Bellingham town, MA

Braintree town, MA

Brookline town, MA

Canton town, MA

Cohasset town, MA

Dedham town, MA

Dover town, MA

Foxborough town, MA

Franklin city, MA

Holbrook town, MA

Medfield town, MA

Medway town, MA

Millis town, MA

Milton town, MA

Needham town, MA

Norfolk town, MA

Norwood town, MA

Plainville town, MA

Quincy city, MA

Randolph town, MA

Sharon town, MA

Stoughton town, MA

Walpole town, MA

Wellesley town, MA

Westwood town, MA

Weymouth town, MA

Wrentham town, MA

Plymouth County, MA (part)

Carver town, MA

Duxbury town, MA

Hanover town, MA

Hingham town, MA

Hull town, MA

Kingston town, MA

Marshfield town, MA

Norwell town, MA

Pembroke town, MA

Plymouth town, MA

Rockland town, MA

Scituate town, MA

Wareham town, MA

Suffolk County, MA

Boston city, MA

Chelsea city, MA

Revere city, MA

Winthrop town, MA

Worcester County, MA (part)

Berlin town, MA

Blackstone town, MA

Bolton town, MA

Harvard town, MA

Hopedale town, MA

Lancaster town, MA

Mendon town, MA

Milford town, MA

Millville town, MA

Southborough town, MA

Upton town, MA

Boston–Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT

CMSA—Con.

Boston, MA–NH PMSA—Con.

Rockingham County, NH (part)

Seabrook town, NH

South Hampton town, NH

Brockton, MA PMSA

Bristol County, MA (part)

Easton town, MA

Raynham town, MA

Norfolk County, MA (part)

Avon town, MA

Plymouth County, MA (part)

Abington town, MA

Bridgewater town, MA

Brockton city, MA

East Bridgewater town, MA

Halifax town, MA

Hanson town, MA

Lakeville town, MA

Middleborough town, MA

Plympton town, MA

West Bridgewater town, MA

Whitman town, MA

Fitchburg–Leominster, MA PMSA

Middlesex County, MA (part)

Ashby town, MA

Worcester County, MA (part)

Ashburnham town, MA

Fitchburg city, MA

Gardner city, MA

Leominster city, MA

Lunenburg town, MA

Templeton town, MA

Westminster town, MA

Winchendon town, MA

Lawrence, MA–NH PMSA

Essex County, MA (part)

Andover town, MA

Boxford town, MA

Georgetown town, MA

Groveland town, MA

Haverhill city, MA

Lawrence city, MA

Merrimac town, MA

Methuen city, MA

North Andover town, MA

West Newbury town, MA

Rockingham County, NH (part)

Atkinson town, NH

Chester town, NH

Danville town, NH

Derry town, NH

Fremont town, NH

Hampstead town, NH

Kingston town, NH

Newton town, NH

Plaistow town, NH

Raymond town, NH

Salem town, NH

Sandown town, NH

Windham town, NH

Lowell, MA–NH PMSA

Middlesex County, MA (part)

Billerica town, MA

Chelmsford town, MA

Dracut town, MA

Dunstable town, MA

Groton town, MA

Lowell city, MA

Pepperell town, MA

Tewksbury town, MA

Tyngsborough town, MA

Westford town, MA

Hillsborough County, NH (part)

Pelham town, NH

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Boston–Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT

CMSA—Con.

Manchester, NH PMSA

Hillsborough County, NH (part)

Bedford town, NH

Goffstown town, NH

Manchester city, NH

Weare town, NH

Merrimack County, NH (part)

Allenstown town, NH

Hooksett town, NH

Rockingham County, NH (part)

Auburn town, NH

Candia town, NH

Londonderry town, NH

Nashua, NH PMSA

Hillsborough County, NH (part)

Amherst town, NH

Brookline town, NH

Greenville town, NH

Hollis town, NH

Hudson town, NH

Litchfield town, NH

Mason town, NH

Merrimack town, NH

Milford town, NH

Mont Vernon town, NH

Nashua city, NH

New Ipswich town, NH

Wilton town, NH

New Bedford, MA PMSA

Bristol County, MA (part)

Acushnet town, MA

Dartmouth town, MA

Fairhaven town, MA

Freetown town, MA

New Bedford city, MA

Plymouth County, MA (part)

Marion town, MA

Mattapoisett town, MA

Rochester town, MA

Portsmouth–Rochester, NH–ME PMSA

York County, ME (part)

Berwick town, ME

Eliot town, ME

Kittery town, ME

South Berwick town, ME

York town, ME

Rockingham County, NH (part)

Brentwood town, NH

East Kingston town, NH

Epping town, NH

Exeter town, NH

Greenland town, NH

Hampton town, NH

Hampton Falls town, NH

Kensington town, NH

New Castle town, NH

Newfields town, NH

Newington town, NH

Newmarket town, NH

North Hampton town, NH

Portsmouth city, NH

Rye town, NH

Stratham town, NH

Strafford County, NH (part)

Barrington town, NH

Dover city, NH

Durham town, NH

Farmington town, NH

Lee town, NH

Madbury town, NH

Milton town, NH

Rochester city, NH

Rollinsford town, NH

Somersworth city, NH

Boston–Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT

CMSA—Con.

Worcester, MA–CT PMSA

Windham County, CT (part)

Thompson town, CT

Hampden County, MA (part)

Holland town, MA

Worcester County, MA (part)

Auburn town, MA

Barre town, MA

Boylston town, MA

Brookfield town, MA

Charlton town, MA

Clinton town, MA

Douglas town, MA

Dudley town, MA

East Brookfield town, MA

Grafton town, MA

Holden town, MA

Leicester town, MA

Millbury town, MA

Northborough town, MA

Northbridge town, MA

North Brookfield town, MA

Oakham town, MA

Oxford town, MA

Paxton town, MA

Princeton town, MA

Rutland town, MA

Shrewsbury town, MA

Southbridge town, MA

Spencer town, MA

Sterling town, MA

Sturbridge town, MA

Sutton town, MA

Uxbridge town, MA

Webster town, MA

Westborough town, MA

West Boylston town, MA

West Brookfield town, MA

Worcester city, MA

Boulder–Longmont, CO PMSA—see

Denver– Boulder–Greeley, CO CMSA

Brazoria, TX PMSA—see Houston–

Galveston–Brazoria, TX CMSA

Bremerton, WA PMSA—see Seattle–

Tacoma– Bremerton, WA CMSA

Bridgeport, CT PMSA—see New York–

Northern New Jersey–Long Island, NY–

NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Brockton, MA PMSA—see Boston–

Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT CMSA

Brownsville–Harlingen–San Benito, TX MSA

Cameron County, TX

Bryan–College Station, TX MSA

Brazos County, TX

Buffalo–Niagara Falls, NY MSA

Erie County, NY

Niagara County, NY

Burlington, VT MSA

Chittenden County, VT (part)

Burlington city, VT

Charlotte town, VT

Colchester town, VT

Essex Junction village, VT

Essex town balance, VT

Hinesburg town, VT

Jericho town, VT

Jericho village, VT

Milton town, VT

Milton village, VT

Richmond town, VT

St. George town, VT

Shelburne town, VT

Burlington, VT MSA—Con.

Chittenden County, VT (part)—Con.

South Burlington city, VT

Williston town, VT

Winooski city, VT

Franklin County, VT (part)

Fairfax town, VT

Georgia town, VT

St. Albans city, VT

St. Albans town, VT

Swanton town, VT

Swanton village, VT

Grand Isle County, VT (part)

Grand Isle town, VT

South Hero town, VT

Canton–Massillon, OH MSA

Carroll County, OH

Stark County, OH

Casper, WY MSA

Natrona County, WY

Cedar Rapids, IA MSA

Linn County, IA

Champaign–Urbana, IL MSA

Champaign County, IL

Charleston–North Charleston, SC MSA

Berkeley County, SC

Charleston County, SC

Dorchester County, SC

Charleston, WV MSA

Kanawha County, WV

Putnam County, WV

Charlotte–Gastonia–Rock Hill, NC–SC MSA

Cabarrus County, NC

Gaston County, NC

Lincoln County, NC

Mecklenburg County, NC

Rowan County, NC

Union County, NC

York County, SC

Charlottesville, VA MSA

Albemarle County, VA

Fluvanna County, VA

Greene County, VA

Charlottesville city, VA

Chattanooga, TN–GA MSA

Catoosa County, GA

Dade County, GA

Walker County, GA

Hamilton County, TN

Marion County, TN

Cheyenne, WY MSA

Laramie County, WY

Chicago, IL PMSA—see Chicago–Gary–

Kenosha, IL–IN–WI CMSA

Chicago–Gary–Kenosha, IL–IN–WI CMSA

Chicago, IL PMSA

Cook County, IL

DeKalb County, IL

DuPage County, IL

Grundy County, IL

Kane County, IL

Kendall County, IL

Lake County, IL

McHenry County, IL

Will County, IL

Gary, IN PMSA

Lake County, IN

Porter County, IN

Kankakee, IL PMSA

Kankakee County, IL

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Chicago–Gary–Kenosha,IL–IN–WI CMSA—Con.

Kenosha, WI PMSA

Kenosha County, WI

Chico–Paradise, CA MSA

Butte County, CA

Cincinnati, OH–KY–IN PMSA—see

Cincinnati–Hamilton, OH–KY–IN CMSA

Cincinnati–Hamilton, OH–KY–IN CMSA

Cincinnati, OH–KY–IN PMSA

Dearborn County, IN

Ohio County, IN

Boone County, KY

Campbell County, KY

Gallatin County, KY

Grant County, KY

Kenton County, KY

Pendleton County, KY

Brown County, OH

Clermont County, OH

Hamilton County, OH

Warren County, OH

Hamilton–Middletown, OH PMSA

Butler County, OH

Clarksville–Hopkinsville, TN–KY MSA

Christian County, KY

Montgomery County, TN

Cleveland–Lorain–Elyria, OH PMSA—see

Cleveland–Akron, OH CMSA

Cleveland–Akron, OH CMSA

Akron, OH PMSA

Portage County, OH

Summit County, OH

Cleveland–Lorain–Elyria, OH PMSA

Ashtabula County, OH

Cuyahoga County, OH

Geauga County, OH

Lake County, OH

Lorain County, OH

Medina County, OH

Colorado Springs, CO MSA

El Paso County, CO

Columbia, MO MSA

Boone County, MO

Columbia, SC MSA

Lexington County, SC

Richland County, SC

Columbus, GA–AL MSA

Russell County, AL

Chattahoochee County, GA

Harris County, GA

Muscogee County, GA

Columbus, OH MSA

Delaware County, OH

Fairfield County, OH

Franklin County, OH

Licking County, OH

Madison County, OH

Pickaway County, OH

Corpus Christi, TX MSA

Nueces County, TX

San Patricio County, TX

Cumberland, MD–WV MSA

Allegany County, MD

Mineral County, WV

Dallas, TX PMSA—see Dallas–Fort Worth,

TX CMSA

Dallas–Fort Worth, TX CMSA

Dallas, TX PMSA

Collin County, TX

Dallas County, TX

Denton County, TX

Ellis County, TX

Henderson County, TX

Hunt County, TX

Kaufman County, TX

Rockwall County, TX

Fort Worth–Arlington, TX PMSA

Hood County, TX

Johnson County, TX

Parker County, TX

Tarrant County, TX

Danbury, CT PMSA—see New York–

Northern New Jersey–Long Island, NY–

NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Danville, VA MSA

Pittsylvania County, VA

Danville city, VA

Davenport–Moline–Rock Island, IA–IL MSA

Henry County, IL

Rock Island County, IL

Scott County, IA

Dayton–Springfield, OH MSA

Clark County, OH

Greene County, OH

Miami County, OH

Montgomery County, OH

Daytona Beach, FL MSA

Flagler County, FL

Volusia County, FL

Decatur, AL MSA

Lawrence County, AL

Morgan County, AL

Decatur, IL MSA

Macon County, IL

Denver, CO PMSA—see Denver–Boulder–

Greeley, CO CMSA

Denver–Boulder–Greeley, CO CMSA

Boulder–Longmont, CO PMSA

Boulder County, CO

Denver, CO PMSA

Adams County, CO

Arapahoe County, CO

Denver County, CO

Douglas County, CO

Jefferson County, CO

Greeley, CO PMSA

Weld County, CO

Des Moines, IA MSA

Dallas County, IA

Polk County, IA

Warren County, IA

Detroit, MI PMSA—see Detroit–Ann

Arbor–Flint, MI CMSA

Detroit–Ann Arbor–Flint, MI CMSA

Ann Arbor, MI PMSA

Lenawee County, MI

Livingston County, MI

Washtenaw County, MI

Detroit, MI PMSA

Lapeer County, MI

Macomb County, MI

Monroe County, MI

Oakland County, MI

St. Clair County, MI

Wayne County, MI

Detroit–Ann Arbor–Flint, MI CMSA—Con.

Flint, MI PMSA

Genesee County, MI

Dothan, AL MSA

Dale County, AL

Houston County, AL

Dover, DE MSA

Kent County, DE

Dubuque, IA MSA

Dubuque County, IA

Duluth–Superior, MN–WI MSA

St. Louis County, MN

Douglas County, WI

Dutchess County, NY PMSA—see New

York–Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Eau Claire, WI MSA

Chippewa County, WI

Eau Claire County, WI

El Paso, TX MSA

El Paso County, TX

Elkhart–Goshen, IN MSA

Elkhart County, IN

Elmira, NY MSA

Chemung County, NY

Enid, OK MSA

Garfield County, OK

Erie, PA MSA

Erie County, PA

Eugene–Springfield, OR MSA

Lane County, OR

Evansville–Henderson, IN–KY MSA

Posey County, IN

Vanderburgh County, IN

Warrick County, IN

Henderson County, KY

Fargo–Moorhead, ND–MN MSA

Clay County, MN

Cass County, ND

Fayetteville, NC MSA

Cumberland County, NC

Fayetteville–Springdale–Rogers, AR MSA

Benton County, AR

Washington County, AR

Fitchburg–Leominster, MA PMSA—see

Boston–Worcester–Lawrence, MA–NH–

ME–CT CMSA

Flint, MI PMSA—see Detroit–Ann

Arbor–Flint, MI CMSA

Florence, AL MSA

Colbert County, AL

Lauderdale County, AL

Florence, SC MSA

Florence County, SC

Fort Collins–Loveland, CO MSA

Larimer County, CO

Fort Lauderdale, FL PMSA—see Miami–Fort

Lauderdale, FL CMSA

Fort Myers–Cape Coral, FL MSA

Lee County, FL

Fort Pierce–Port St. Lucie, FL MSA

Martin County, FL

St. Lucie County, FL

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Fort Smith, AR–OK MSA

Crawford County, AR

Sebastian County, AR

Sequoyah County, OK

Fort Walton Beach, FL MSA

Okaloosa County, FL

Fort Wayne, IN MSA

Adams County, IN

Allen County, IN

De Kalb County, IN

Huntington County, IN

Wells County, IN

Whitley County, IN

Fort Worth–Arlington, TX PMSA—see

Dallas–Fort Worth, TX CMSA

Fresno, CA MSA

Fresno County, CA

Madera County, CA

Gadsden, AL MSA

Etowah County, AL

Gainesville, FL MSA

Alachua County, FL

Galveston–Texas City, TX PMSA—see

Houston–Galveston–Brazoria, TX CMSA

Gary, IN PMSA—see Chicago–Gary–

Kenosha, IL–IN–WI CMSA

Glens Falls, NY MSA

Warren County, NY

Washington County, NY

Goldsboro, NC MSA

Wayne County, NC

Grand Forks, ND–MN MSA

Polk County, MN

Grand Forks County, ND

Grand Rapids–Muskegon–Holland, MI MSA

Allegan County, MI

Kent County, MI

Muskegon County, MI

Ottawa County, MI

Great Falls, MT MSA

Cascade County, MT

Greeley, CO PMSA—see Denver–Boulder–

Greeley, CO CMSA

Green Bay, WI MSA

Brown County, WI

Greensboro–Winston-Salem–High Point, NC

MSA

Alamance County, NC

Davidson County, NC

Davie County, NC

Forsyth County, NC

Guilford County, NC

Randolph County, NC

Stokes County, NC

Yadkin County, NC

Greenville, NC MSA

Pitt County, NC

Greenville–Spartanburg–Anderson, SC MSA

Anderson County, SC

Cherokee County, SC

Greenville County, SC

Pickens County, SC

Spartanburg County, SC

Hagerstown, MD PMSA—see Washington–

Baltimore, DC–MD–VA–WV CMSA

Hamilton–Middletown, OH PMSA—see

Cincinnati–Hamilton, OH–KY–IN CMSA

Harrisburg–Lebanon–Carlisle, PA MSA

Cumberland County, PA

Dauphin County, PA

Lebanon County, PA

Perry County, PA

Hartford, CT MSA

Hartford County, CT (part)

Avon town, CT

Berlin town, CT

Bloomfield town, CT

Bristol city, CT

Burlington town, CT

Canton town, CT

East Granby town, CT

East Hartford town, CT

East Windsor town, CT

Enfield town, CT

Farmington town, CT

Glastonbury town, CT

Granby town, CT

Hartford city, CT

Manchester town, CT

Marlborough town, CT

New Britain city, CT

Newington town, CT

Plainville town, CT

Rocky Hill town, CT

Simsbury town, CT

Southington town, CT

South Windsor town, CT

Suffield town, CT

West Hartford town, CT

Wethersfield town, CT

Windsor town, CT

Windsor Locks town, CT

Litchfield County, CT (part)

Barkhamsted town, CT

Harwinton town, CT

New Hartford town, CT

Plymouth town, CT

Winchester town, CT

Middlesex County, CT (part)

Cromwell town, CT

Durham town, CT

East Haddam town, CT

East Hampton town, CT

Haddam town, CT

Middlefield town, CT

Middletown city, CT

Portland town, CT

New London County, CT (part)

Colchester town, CT

Lebanon town, CT

Tolland County, CT (part)

Andover town, CT

Bolton town, CT

Columbia town, CT

Coventry town, CT

Ellington town, CT

Hebron town, CT

Mansfield town, CT

Somers town, CT

Stafford town, CT

Tolland town, CT

Vernon town, CT

Willington town, CT

Windham County, CT (part)

Ashford town, CT

Chaplin town, CT

Windham town, CT

Hickory–Morganton, NC MSA

Alexander County, NC

Burke County, NC

Caldwell County, NC

Catawba County, NC

Honolulu, HI MSA

Honolulu County, HI

Houma, LA MSA

Lafourche Parish, LA

Terrebonne Parish, LA

Houston,TX PMSA—see Houston–Galveston–

Brazoria, TX CMSA

Houston–Galveston–Brazoria, TX CMSA

Brazoria, TX PMSA

Brazoria County, TX

Galveston–Texas City, TX PMSA

Galveston County, TX

Houston, TX PMSA

Chambers County, TX

Fort Bend County, TX

Harris County, TX

Liberty County, TX

Montgomery County, TX

Waller County, TX

Huntington–Ashland, WV–KY–OH MSA

Boyd County, KY

Carter County, KY

Greenup County, KY

Lawrence County, OH

Cabell County, WV

Wayne County, WV

Huntsville, AL MSA

Limestone County, AL

Madison County, AL

Indianapolis, IN MSA

Boone County, IN

Hamilton County, IN

Hancock County, IN

Hendricks County, IN

Johnson County, IN

Madison County, IN

Marion County, IN

Morgan County, IN

Shelby County, IN

Iowa City, IA MSA

Johnson County, IA

Jackson, MI MSA

Jackson County, MI

Jackson, MS MSA

Hinds County, MS

Madison County, MS

Rankin County, MS

Jackson, TN MSA

Madison County, TN

Jacksonville, FL MSA

Clay County, FL

Duval County, FL

Nassau County, FL

St. Johns County, FL

Jacksonville, NC MSA

Onslow County, NC

Jamestown, NY MSA

Chautauqua County, NY

Janesville–Beloit, WI MSA

Rock County, WI

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Jersey City, NJ PMSA—see New York–

Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Johnson City–Kingsport–Bristol, TN–VA

MSA

Carter County, TN

Hawkins County, TN

Sullivan County, TN

Unicoi County, TN

Washington County, TN

Scott County, VA

Washington County, VA

Bristol city, VA

Johnstown, PA MSA

Cambria County, PA

Somerset County, PA

Joplin, MO MSA

Jasper County, MO

Newton County, MO

Kalamazoo–Battle Creek, MI MSA

Calhoun County, MI

Kalamazoo County, MI

Van Buren County, MI

Kankakee, IL PMSA—see Chicago–Gary–

Kenosha, IL–IN–WI CMSA

Kansas City, MO–KS MSA

Johnson County, KS

Leavenworth County, KS

Miami County, KS

Wyandotte County, KS

Cass County, MO

Clay County, MO

Clinton County, MO

Jackson County, MO

Lafayette County, MO

Platte County, MO

Ray County, MO

Kenosha, WI PMSA—see Chicago–Gary–

Kenosha, IL–IN–WI CMSA

Killeen–Temple, TX MSA

Bell County, TX

Coryell County, TX

Knoxville, TN MSA

Anderson County, TN

Blount County, TN

Knox County, TN

Loudon County, TN

Sevier County, TN

Union County, TN

Kokomo, IN MSA

Howard County, IN

Tipton County, IN

La Crosse, WI–MN MSA

Houston County, MN

La Crosse County, WI

Lafayette, LA MSA

Acadia Parish, LA

Lafayette Parish, LA

St. Landry Parish, LA

St. Martin Parish, LA

Lafayette, IN MSA

Clinton County, IN

Tippecanoe County, IN

Lake Charles, LA MSA

Calcasieu Parish, LA

Lakeland–Winter Haven, FL MSA

Polk County, FL

Lancaster, PA MSA

Lancaster County, PA

Lansing–East Lansing, MI MSA

Clinton County, MI

Eaton County, MI

Ingham County, MI

Laredo, TX MSA

Webb County, TX

Las Cruces, NM MSA

Dona Ana County, NM

Las Vegas, NV–AZ MSA

Mohave County, AZ

Clark County, NV

Nye County, NV

Lawrence, KS MSA

Douglas County, KS

Lawrence, MA–NH PMSA—see Boston–

Worcester–Lawrence, MA–NH–ME–CT

CMSA

Lawton, OK MSA

Comanche County, OK

Lewiston–Auburn, ME MSA

Androscoggin County, ME (part)

Auburn city, ME

Greene town, ME

Lewiston city, ME

Lisbon town, ME

Mechanic Falls town, ME

Poland town, ME

Sabattus town, ME

Turner town, ME

Wales town, ME

Lexington, KY MSA

Bourbon County, KY

Clark County, KY

Fayette County, KY

Jessamine County, KY

Madison County, KY

Scott County, KY

Woodford County, KY

Lima, OH MSA

Allen County, OH

Auglaize County, OH

Lincoln, NE MSA

Lancaster County, NE

Little Rock–North Little Rock, AR MSA

Faulkner County, AR

Lonoke County, AR

Pulaski County, AR

Saline County, AR

Longview–Marshall, TX MSA

Gregg County, TX

Harrison County, TX

Upshur County, TX

Los Angeles–Riverside–Orange County, CA

CMSA

Los Angeles–Long Beach, CA PMSA

Los Angeles County, CA

Orange County, CA PMSA

Orange County, CA

Riverside–San Bernardino, CA PMSA

Riverside County, CA

San Bernardino County, CA

Ventura, CA PMSA

Ventura County, CA

Los Angeles–Long Beach, CA PMSA—see

Los Angeles–Riverside–Orange County,

CA CMSA

Louisville, KY–IN MSA

Clark County, IN

Floyd County, IN

Harrison County, IN

Scott County, IN

Bullitt County, KY

Jefferson County, KY

Oldham County, KY

Lowell, MA–NH PMSA—see Boston–

Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT CMSA

Lubbock, TX MSA

Lubbock County, TX

Lynchburg, VA MSA

Amherst County, VA

Bedford County, VA

Campbell County, VA

Bedford city, VA

Lynchburg city, VA

Macon, GA MSA

Bibb County, GA

Houston County, GA

Jones County, GA

Peach County, GA

Twiggs County, GA

Madison, WI MSA

Dane County, WI

Manchester, NH PMSA—see Boston–

Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT CMSA

Mansfield, OH MSA

Crawford County, OH

Richland County, OH

McAllen–Edinburg–Mission, TX MSA

Hidalgo County, TX

Medford–Ashland, OR MSA

Jackson County, OR

Melbourne–Titusville–Palm Bay, FL MSA

Brevard County, FL

Memphis, TN–AR–MS MSA

Crittenden County, AR

DeSoto County, MS

Fayette County, TN

Shelby County, TN

Tipton County, TN

Merced, CA MSA

Merced County, CA

Miami–Fort Lauderdale, FL CMSA

Fort Lauderdale, FL PMSA

Broward County, FL

Miami, FL PMSA

Dade County, FL

Miami, FL PMSA—see Miami–Fort

Lauderdale, FL CMSA

Middlesex–Somerset–Hunterdon, NJ

PMSA—see New York–Northern New

Jersey–Long Island, NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Milwaukee–Waukesha, WI PMSA—see

Milwaukee–Racine, WI CMSA

Milwaukee–Racine, WI CMSA

Milwaukee–Waukesha, WI PMSA

Milwaukee County, WI

Ozaukee County, WI

Washington County, WI

Waukesha County, WI

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Milwaukee–Racine, WI CMSA—Con.

Racine, WI PMSA

Racine County, WI

Minneapolis–St. Paul, MN–WI MSA

Anoka County, MN

Carver County, MN

Chisago County, MN

Dakota County, MN

Hennepin County, MN

Isanti County, MN

Ramsey County, MN

Scott County, MN

Sherburne County, MN

Washington County, MN

Wright County, MN

Pierce County, WI

St. Croix County, WI

Mobile, AL MSA

Baldwin County, AL

Mobile County, AL

Modesto, CA MSA

Stanislaus County, CA

Monmouth–Ocean, NJ PMSA—see New

York–Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Monroe, LA MSA

Ouachita Parish, LA

Montgomery, AL MSA

Autauga County, AL

Elmore County, AL

Montgomery County, AL

Muncie, IN MSA

Delaware County, IN

Myrtle Beach, SC MSA

Horry County, SC

Naples, FL MSA

Collier County, FL

Nashua, NH PMSA—see Boston–

Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT CMSA

Nashville, TN MSA

Cheatham County, TN

Davidson County, TN

Dickson County, TN

Robertson County, TN

Rutherford County, TN

Sumner County, TN

Williamson County, TN

Wilson County, TN

Nassau–Suffolk, NY PMSA—see New

York–Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

New Bedford, MA PMSA—see Boston–

Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT CMSA

New Haven–Meriden, CT PMSA—see New

York–Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

New London–Norwich, CT–RI MSA

Middlesex County, CT (part)

Fenwick borough, CT

Old Saybrook town, CT

New London County, CT (part)

Bozrah town, CT

East Lyme town, CT

Franklin town, CT

Griswold town balance, CT

Groton city, CT

Groton town balance, CT

New London–Norwich, CT–RI MSA—Con.

New London County, CT (part)—Con.

Groton Long Point borough, CT

Jewett City borough, CT

Ledyard town, CT

Lisbon town, CT

Montville town, CT

New London city, CT

North Stonington town, CT

Norwich city, CT

Old Lyme town, CT

Preston town, CT

Salem town, CT

Sprague town, CT

Stonington borough, CT

Stonington town, CT

Waterford town, CT

Windham County, CT (part)

Canterbury town, CT

Plainfield town, CT

Washington County, RI (part)

Hopkinton town, RI

Westerly town, RI

New Orleans, LA MSA

Jefferson Parish, LA

Orleans Parish, LA

Plaquemines Parish, LA

St. Bernard Parish, LA

St. Charles Parish, LA

St. James Parish, LA

St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

St. Tammany Parish, LA

New York, NY PMSA—see New York–

Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

New York–Northern New Jersey–Long

Island, NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Bergen–Passaic, NJ PMSA

Bergen County, NJ

Passaic County, NJ

Bridgeport, CT PMSA

Fairfield County, CT (part)

Bridgeport city, CT

Easton town, CT

Fairfield town, CT

Monroe town, CT

Shelton city, CT

Stratford town, CT

Trumbull town, CT

New Haven County, CT (part)

Ansonia city, CT

Beacon Falls town, CT

Derby city, CT

Milford city (balance), CT

Oxford town, CT

Seymour town, CT

Woodmont borough, CT

Danbury, CT PMSA

Fairfield County, CT (part)

Bethel town, CT

Brookfield town, CT

Danbury city, CT

New Fairfield town, CT

Newtown borough, CT

Newtown town, CT

Redding town, CT

Ridgefield town, CT

Sherman town, CT

Litchfield County, CT (part)

Bridgewater town, CT

New Milford town, CT

Roxbury town, CT

Washington town, CT

Dutchess County, NY PMSA

Dutchess County, NY

New York–Northern New Jersey–Long

Island, NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA—Con.

Jersey City, NJ PMSA

Hudson County, NJ

Middlesex–Somerset–Hunterdon, NJ PMSA

Hunterdon County, NJ

Middlesex County, NJ

Somerset County, NJ

Monmouth–Ocean, NJ PMSA

Monmouth County, NJ

Ocean County, NJ

Nassau–Suffolk, NY PMSA

Nassau County, NY

Suffolk County, NY

New Haven–Meriden, CT PMSA

Middlesex County, CT (part)

Clinton town, CT

Killingworth town, CT

New Haven County, CT (part)

Bethany town, CT

Branford town, CT

Cheshire town, CT

East Haven town, CT

Guilford town, CT

Hamden town, CT

Madison town, CT

Meriden city, CT

New Haven city, CT

North Branford town, CT

North Haven town, CT

Orange town, CT

Wallingford town, CT

West Haven city, CT

Woodbridge town, CT

New York, NY PMSA

Bronx County, NY

Kings County, NY

New York County, NY

Putnam County, NY

Queens County, NY

Richmond County, NY

Rockland County, NY

Westchester County, NY

Newark, NJ PMSA

Essex County, NJ

Morris County, NJ

Sussex County, NJ

Union County, NJ

Warren County, NJ

Newburgh, NY–PA PMSA

Orange County, NY

Pike County, PA

Stamford–Norwalk, CT PMSA

Fairfield County, CT (part)

Darien town, CT

Greenwich town, CT

New Canaan town, CT

Norwalk city, CT

Stamford city, CT

Weston town, CT

Westport town, CT

Wilton town, CT

Trenton, NJ PMSA

Mercer County, NJ

Waterbury, CT PMSA

Litchfield County, CT (part)

Bethlehem town, CT

Thomaston town, CT

Watertown town, CT

Woodbury town, CT

New Haven County, CT (part)

Middlebury town, CT

Naugatuck borough, CT

Prospect town, CT

Southbury town, CT

Waterbury city, CT

Wolcott town, CT

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Newark, NJ PMSA—see New York–

Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Newburgh, NY–PA PMSA—see New

York–Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Norfolk–VirginiaBeach–Newport News,VA–NC

MSA

Currituck County, NC

Gloucester County, VA

Isle of Wight County, VA

James City County, VA

Mathews County, VA

York County, VA

Chesapeake city, VA

Hampton city, VA

Newport News city, VA

Norfolk city, VA

Poquoson city, VA

Portsmouth city, VA

Suffolk city, VA

Virginia Beach city, VA

Williamsburg city, VA

Oakland, CA PMSA—see San Francisco–

Oakland–San Jose, CA CMSA

Ocala, FL MSA

Marion County, FL

Odessa–Midland, TX MSA

Ector County, TX

Midland County, TX

Oklahoma City, OK MSA

Canadian County, OK

Cleveland County, OK

Logan County, OK

McClain County, OK

Oklahoma County, OK

Pottawatomie County, OK

Olympia, WA PMSA—see Seattle–Tacoma–

Bremerton, WA CMSA

Omaha, NE–IA MSA

Pottawattamie County, IA

Cass County, NE

Douglas County, NE

Sarpy County, NE

Washington County, NE

Orange County, CA PMSA—see Los

Angeles–Riverside–OrangeCounty,CACMSA

Orlando, FL MSA

Lake County, FL

Orange County, FL

Osceola County, FL

Seminole County, FL

Owensboro, KY MSA

Daviess County, KY

Panama City, FL MSA

Bay County, FL

Parkersburg–Marietta, WV–OH MSA

Washington County, OH

Wood County, WV

Pensacola, FL MSA

Escambia County, FL

Santa Rosa County, FL

Peoria–Pekin, IL MSA

Peoria County, IL

Tazewell County, IL

Woodford County, IL

Philadelphia, PA–NJ PMSA—see

Philadelphia–Wilmington–Atlantic City,

PA–NJ–DE–MD CMSA

Philadelphia–Wilmington–Atlantic City,

PA–NJ–DE–MD CMSA

Atlantic–Cape May, NJ PMSA

Atlantic County, NJ

Cape May County, NJ

Philadelphia, PA–NJ PMSA

Burlington County, NJ

Camden County, NJ

Gloucester County, NJ

Salem County, NJ

Bucks County, PA

Chester County, PA

Delaware County, PA

Montgomery County, PA

Philadelphia County, PA

Vineland–Millville–Bridgeton, NJ PMSA

Cumberland County, NJ

Wilmington–Newark, DE–MD PMSA

New Castle County, DE

Cecil County, MD

Phoenix–Mesa, AZ MSA

Maricopa County, AZ

Pinal County, AZ

Pine Bluff, AR MSA

Jefferson County, AR

Pittsburgh, PA MSA

Allegheny County, PA

Beaver County, PA

Butler County, PA

Fayette County, PA

Washington County, PA

Westmoreland County, PA

Pittsfield, MA MSA

Berkshire County, MA (part)

Adams town, MA

Cheshire town, MA

Dalton town, MA

Hinsdale town, MA

Lanesborough town, MA

Lee town, MA

Lenox town, MA

Pittsfield city, MA

Richmond town, MA

Stockbridge town, MA

Portland, ME MSA

Cumberland County, ME (part)

Cape Elizabeth town, ME

Casco town, ME

Cumberland town, ME

Falmouth town, ME

Freeport town, ME

Gorham town, ME

Gray town, ME

North Yarmouth town, ME

Portland city, ME

Raymond town, ME

Scarborough town, ME

South Portland city, ME

Standish town, ME

Westbrook city, ME

Windham town, ME

Yarmouth town, ME

York County, ME (part)

Buxton town, ME

Hollis town, ME

Limington town, ME

Old Orchard Beach town, ME

Portland–Vancouver, OR–WA PMSA—see

Portland–Salem, OR–WA CMSA

Portland–Salem, OR–WA CMSA

Portland–Vancouver, OR–WA PMSA

Clackamas County, OR

Columbia County, OR

Multnomah County, OR

Washington County, OR

Yamhill County, OR

Clark County, WA

Salem, OR PMSA

Marion County, OR

Polk County, OR

Portsmouth–Rochester, NH–ME PMSA—see

Boston–Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT

CMSA

Providence–Fall River–Warwick, RI–MA MSA

Bristol County, MA (part)

Attleboro city, MA

Fall River city, MA

North Attleborough town, MA

Rehoboth town, MA

Seekonk town, MA

Somerset town, MA

Swansea town, MA

Westport town, MA

Bristol County, RI

Barrington town, RI

Bristol town, RI

Warren town, RI

Kent County, RI

Coventry town, RI

East Greenwich town, RI

Warwick city, RI

West Greenwich town, RI

West Warwick town, RI

Newport County, RI (part)

Jamestown town, RI

Little Compton town, RI

Tiverton town, RI

Providence County, RI

Burrillville town, RI

Central Falls city, RI

Cranston city, RI

Cumberland town, RI

East Providence city, RI

Foster town, RI

Glocester town, RI

Johnston town, RI

Lincoln town, RI

North Providence town, RI

North Smithfield town, RI

Pawtucket city, RI

Providence city, RI

Scituate town, RI

Smithfield town, RI

Woonsocket city, RI

Washington County, RI (part)

Charlestown town, RI

Exeter town, RI

Narragansett town, RI

North Kingstown town, RI

Richmond town, RI

South Kingstown town, RI

Provo–Orem, UT MSA

Utah County, UT

Pueblo, CO MSA

Pueblo County, CO

Punta Gorda, FL MSA

Charlotte County, FL

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Racine, WI PMSA—see Milwaukee–Racine,

WI CMSA

Raleigh–Durham–Chapel Hill, NC MSA

Chatham County, NC

Durham County, NC

Franklin County, NC

Johnston County, NC

Orange County, NC

Wake County, NC

Rapid City, SD MSA

Pennington County, SD

Reading, PA MSA

Berks County, PA

Redding, CA MSA

Shasta County, CA

Reno, NV MSA

Washoe County, NV

Richland–Kennewick–Pasco, WA MSA

Benton County, WA

Franklin County, WA

Richmond–Petersburg, VA MSA

Charles City County, VA

Chesterfield County, VA

Dinwiddie County, VA

Goochland County, VA

Hanover County, VA

Henrico County, VA

New Kent County, VA

Powhatan County, VA

Prince George County, VA

Colonial Heights city, VA

Hopewell city, VA

Petersburg city, VA

Richmond city, VA

Riverside–San Bernardino, CA PMSA—see

Los Angeles–Riverside–Orange County,

CA CMSA

Roanoke, VA MSA

Botetourt County, VA

Roanoke County, VA

Roanoke city, VA

Salem city, VA

Rochester, MN MSA

Olmsted County, MN

Rochester, NY MSA

Genesee County, NY

Livingston County, NY

Monroe County, NY

Ontario County, NY

Orleans County, NY

Wayne County, NY

Rockford, IL MSA

Boone County, IL

Ogle County, IL

Winnebago County, IL

Rocky Mount, NC MSA

Edgecombe County, NC

Nash County, NC

Sacramento, CA PMSA—see Sacramento–

Yolo, CA CMSA

Sacramento–Yolo, CA CMSA

Sacramento, CA PMSA

El Dorado County, CA

Placer County, CA

Sacramento County, CA

Yolo, CA PMSA

Yolo County, CA

Saginaw–Bay City–Midland, MI MSA

Bay County, MI

Midland County, MI

Saginaw County, MI

St. Cloud, MN MSA

Benton County, MN

Stearns County, MN

St. Joseph, MO MSA

Andrew County, MO

Buchanan County, MO

St. Louis, MO–IL MSA

Clinton County, IL

Jersey County, IL

Madison County, IL

Monroe County, IL

St. Clair County, IL

Franklin County, MO

Jefferson County, MO

Lincoln County, MO

St. Charles County, MO

St. Louis County, MO

Warren County, MO

St. Louis city, MO

Salem,ORPMSA—seePortland–Salem,OR–WA

CMSA

Salinas, CA MSA

Monterey County, CA

Salt Lake City–Ogden, UT MSA

Davis County, UT

Salt Lake County, UT

Weber County, UT

San Angelo, TX MSA

Tom Green County, TX

San Antonio, TX MSA

Bexar County, TX

Comal County, TX

Guadalupe County, TX

Wilson County, TX

San Diego, CA MSA

San Diego County, CA

San Francisco, CA PMSA—see San

Francisco–Oakland–San Jose, CA CMSA

San Francisco–Oakland–San Jose, CA CMSA

Oakland, CA PMSA

Alameda County, CA

Contra Costa County, CA

San Francisco, CA PMSA

Marin County, CA

San Francisco County, CA

San Mateo County, CA

San Jose, CA PMSA

Santa Clara County, CA

Santa Cruz–Watsonville, CA PMSA

Santa Cruz County, CA

Santa Rosa, CA PMSA

Sonoma County, CA

Vallejo–Fairfield–Napa, CA PMSA

Napa County, CA

Solano County, CA

San Jose, CA PMSA—see San Francisco–

Oakland–San Jose, CA CMSA

San Luis Obispo–Atascadero–Paso Robles, CA MSA

San Luis Obispo County, CA

Santa Barbara–Santa Maria–Lompoc, CA

MSA

Santa Barbara County, CA

Santa Cruz–Watsonville, CA PMSA—see San

Francisco–Oakland–San Jose, CA CMSA

Santa Fe, NM MSA

Los Alamos County, NM

Santa Fe County, NM

Santa Rosa, CA PMSA—see San Francisco–

Oakland–San Jose, CA CMSA

Sarasota–Bradenton, FL MSA

Manatee County, FL

Sarasota County, FL

Savannah, GA MSA

Bryan County, GA

Chatham County, GA

Effingham County, GA

Scranton–Wilkes-Barre–Hazleton, PA MSA

Columbia County, PA

Lackawanna County, PA

Luzerne County, PA

Wyoming County, PA

Seattle–Bellevue–Everett, WA PMSA—see

Seattle–Tacoma–Bremerton, WA CMSA

Seattle–Tacoma–Bremerton, WA CMSA

Bremerton, WA PMSA

Kitsap County, WA

Olympia, WA PMSA

Thurston County, WA

Seattle–Bellevue–Everett, WA PMSA

Island County, WA

King County, WA

Snohomish County, WA

Tacoma, WA PMSA

Pierce County, WA

Sharon, PA MSA

Mercer County, PA

Sheboygan, WI MSA

Sheboygan County, WI

Sherman–Denison, TX MSA

Grayson County, TX

Shreveport–Bossier City, LA MSA

Bossier Parish, LA

Caddo Parish, LA

Webster Parish, LA

Sioux City, IA–NE MSA

Woodbury County, IA

Dakota County, NE

Sioux Falls, SD MSA

Lincoln County, SD

Minnehaha County, SD

South Bend, IN MSA

St. Joseph County, IN

Spokane, WA MSA

Spokane County, WA

Springfield, IL MSA

Menard County, IL

Sangamon County, IL

Springfield, MO MSA

Christian County, MO

Greene County, MO

Webster County, MO

Springfield, MA MSA

Franklin County, MA (part)

Sunderland town, MA

Hampden County, MA (part)

Agawam city, MA

Chicopee city, MA

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Springfield, MA MSA—Con.

Hampden County, MA (part)—Con.

East Longmeadow town, MA

Hampden town, MA

Holyoke city, MA

Longmeadow town, MA

Ludlow town, MA

Monson town, MA

Montgomery town, MA

Palmer town, MA

Russell town, MA

Southwick town, MA

Springfield city, MA

Westfield city, MA

West Springfield town, MA

Wilbraham town, MA

Hampshire County, MA (part)

Amherst town, MA

Belchertown town, MA

Easthampton town, MA

Granby town, MA

Hadley town, MA

Hatfield town, MA

Huntington town, MA

Northampton city, MA

Southampton town, MA

South Hadley town, MA

Ware town, MA

Williamsburg town, MA

Stamford–Norwalk, CT PMSA—see New

York–Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

State College, PA MSA

Centre County, PA

Steubenville–Weirton, OH–WV MSA

Jefferson County, OH

Brooke County, WV

Hancock County, WV

Stockton–Lodi, CA MSA

San Joaquin County, CA

Sumter, SC MSA

Sumter County, SC

Syracuse, NY MSA

Cayuga County, NY

Madison County, NY

Onondaga County, NY

Oswego County, NY

Tacoma, WA PMSA—see Seattle–Tacoma–

Bremerton, WA CMSA

Tallahassee, FL MSA

Gadsden County, FL

Leon County, FL

Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater, FL MSA

Hernando County, FL

Hillsborough County, FL

Pasco County, FL

Pinellas County, FL

Terre Haute, IN MSA

Clay County, IN

Vermillion County, IN

Vigo County, IN

Texarkana, TX–Texarkana, AR MSA

Miller County, AR

Bowie County, TX

Toledo, OH MSA

Fulton County, OH

Lucas County, OH

Wood County, OH

Topeka, KS MSA

Shawnee County, KS

Trenton, NJ PMSA—see New York–

Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Tucson, AZ MSA

Pima County, AZ

Tulsa, OK MSA

Creek County, OK

Osage County, OK

Rogers County, OK

Tulsa County, OK

Wagoner County, OK

Tuscaloosa, AL MSA

Tuscaloosa County, AL

Tyler, TX MSA

Smith County, TX

Utica–Rome, NY MSA

Herkimer County, NY

Oneida County, NY

Vallejo–Fairfield–Napa, CA PMSA—see San

Francisco–Oakland–San Jose, CA CMSA

Ventura, CA PMSA—see Los Angeles–

Riverside–Orange County, CA CMSA

Victoria, TX MSA

Victoria County, TX

Vineland–Millville–Bridgeton, NJ PMSA—see

Philadelphia–Wilmington–Atlantic City,

PA–NJ–DE–MD CMSA

Visalia–Tulare–Porterville, CA MSA

Tulare County, CA

Waco, TX MSA

McLennan County, TX

Washington, DC–MD–VA–WV PMSA—see

Washington–Baltimore,DC–MD–VA–WVCMSA

Washington–Baltimore,DC–MD–VA–WVCMSA

Baltimore, MD PMSA

Anne Arundel County, MD

Baltimore County, MD

Carroll County, MD

Harford County, MD

Howard County, MD

Queen Anne’s County, MD

Baltimore city, MD

Hagerstown, MD PMSA

Washington County, MD

Washington, DC–MD–VA–WV PMSA

District of Columbia, DC

Calvert County, MD

Charles County, MD

Frederick County, MD

Montgomery County, MD

Prince George’s County, MD

Arlington County, VA

Clarke County, VA

Culpeper County, VA

Fairfax County, VA

Washington–Baltimore,DC–MD–VA–WVCMSA—

Con.

Washington, DC–MD–VA–WV PMSA—Con.

Fauquier County, VA

King George County, VA

Loudoun County, VA

Prince William County, VA

Spotsylvania County, VA

Stafford County, VA

Warren County, VA

Alexandria city, VA

Fairfax city, VA

Falls Church city, VA

Fredericksburg city, VA

Manassas city, VA

Manassas Park city, VA

Berkeley County, WV

Jefferson County, WV

Waterbury, CT PMSA—see New York–

Northern New Jersey–Long Island,

NY–NJ–CT–PA CMSA

Waterloo–Cedar Falls, IA MSA

Black Hawk County, IA

Wausau, WI MSA

Marathon County, WI

West Palm Beach–Boca Raton, FL MSA

Palm Beach County, FL

Wheeling, WV–OH MSA

Belmont County, OH

Marshall County, WV

Ohio County, WV

Wichita, KS MSA

Butler County, KS

Harvey County, KS

Sedgwick County, KS

Wichita Falls, TX MSA

Archer County, TX

Wichita County, TX

Williamsport, PA MSA

Lycoming County, PA

Wilmington–Newark, DE–MD PMSA—see

Philadelphia–Wilmington–Atlantic City,

PA–NJ–DE–MD CMSA

Wilmington, NC MSA

Brunswick County, NC

New Hanover County, NC

Worcester, MA–CT PMSA—see Boston–

Worcester–Lawrence,MA–NH–ME–CT CMSA

Yakima, WA MSA

Yakima County, WA

Yolo, CA PMSA—see Sacramento–Yolo, CA

CMSA

York, PA MSA

York County, PA

Youngstown–Warren, OH MSA

Columbiana County, OH

Mahoning County, OH

Trumbull County, OH

Yuba City, CA MSA

Sutter County, CA

Yuba County, CA

Yuma, AZ MSA

Yuma County, AZ

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Appendix E.

Percent of Revenue Based on Administrative Records and

Estimation for the United States: 1992

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols and more information on reliability of data, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of

1987 and 1992 censuses, see appendix A]

SIC code Kind of business

Percent of revenuem

From

administrative records1 Estimated2

Total transportation, communications,

and utilities except U.S. Post Office (NA) .... (NA)

Total transportation except U.S. Post

Office (NA) ................................... (NA)

40 Railroad transportation (NA) ......................... (NA)

41 Passenger transportation 7.7 ....................... 5.6

411 Local and suburban passenger transportation 9.5 ..... 6.3 4111 Local and suburban transit 7.6 .................... 5.7 4119 Other local passenger transportation 10.0 ........... 6.5 4119 pt. Sightseeing bus 16.2 ........................... 3.0 4119 pt. Limousine service 15.9 .......................... 6.8 4119 pt. Ambulance or rescue service, except by air 7.1 ... 7.3 4119 pt. Other local passenger transportation, n.e.c. 9.5 ... 5.1

412 Taxicabs 15.1 ...................................... 6.4

413, 4, 5, 7 Other bus transportation and terminal service 4.6 ..... 4.7

413 Intercity and rural bus service 2.4 ................. 3.9

414 Charter bus service 7.7 .......................... 3.7

4141 Local charter bus 10.8 .......................... 4.5

4142 Charter bus, except local 6.4 ................... 3.4

415 School buses 4.1 ................................ 5.3

417 Bus terminal and service facilities 2.4 .............. 2.5

42 Motor freight transportation and warehousing 13.0 ... 3.4

421 Trucking and courier services, except air 13.4 ......... 3.3

4212 Local trucking without storage 23.6 ................. 5.1

4212 pt. Household goods moving 39.0 ................... 9.2

4212 pt. General freight 27.1 ............................ 6.5

4212 pt. Garbage and trash collection 11.2 ................ 2.9

4212 pt. Dump trucking 29.1 ............................. 5.5

4212 pt. Other local trucking without storage 32.2 .......... 6.3

4212 pt. Hazardous materials 19.7 ..................... 5.4

4212 pt. Agricultural products 44.2 ..................... 7.1

4212 pt. Other local trucking without storage, n.e.c. 28.0 . 6.0

4213 Trucking, except local 11.3 ........................ 2.9 4213 pt. Household goods moving 5.1 ................... 2.3 4213 pt. General freight trucking 10.5 ..................... 2.4 4213 pt. Other trucking, except local 16.9 ................. 4.7 4213 pt. Hazardous materials 7.0 ..................... 3.2 4213 pt. Agricultural products 26.1 ..................... 6.6 4213 pt. Other trucking, except local, n.e.c. 16.5 ......... 4.5

4214 Local trucking with storage 15.4 ................... 6.4

4214 pt. Household goods moving 14.3 ................... 5.9

4214 pt. Other local trucking with storage 16.6 ............ 7.0

4215 Courier services, except by air 3.7 ................ 1.4

422 Public warehousing and storage 6.1 ................. 4.5

4221 Farm products warehousing and storage 9.9 ....... 4.3

4222 Refrigerated warehousing and storage 4.2 ......... 2.8

4225 General warehousing and storage 6.1 ............. 6.1

4225 pt. General goods warehousing 6.9 ................ 5.4

4225 pt. Self-service or miniwarehousing 4.4 ............. 7.7

4226 Special warehousing and storage, n.e.c. 6.5 ........ 2.7

423 Trucking terminal facilities 44.6 ...................... 1.8

SIC code Kind of business

Percent of revenuem

From

administrative records1 Estimated2

44 Water transportation 3.1 ............................ 2.7

441, 2, 3, 4 Water transportation of freight 1.4 ................... 1.6

441, 2 Deep sea foreign and domestic freight 1.4 ......... 1.1

4412 Deep sea foreign freight 1.6 .................... .9

4424 Deep sea domestic freight .7 .................. 1.7

443, 4 Other water transportation of freight 1.4 ........... 3.6 4432 Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway freight 1.3 .... – 4449 Water transportation of freight, n.e.c. 1.4 ......... 4.5

448 Water transportation of passengers 3.4 .............. 2.5 4482 Ferries 4.5 ...................................... 2.4 4481, 9 Water transportation of passengers, except by

ferry 3.3 ....................................... 2.5 4481 Deep sea transportation, except by ferry 1.7 ..... 1.5 4489 Water transportation of passengers, n.e.c. 10.7 .... 7.1

449 Services incidental to water transportation 5.4 ........ 4.4 4493 Marinas 16.7 ..................................... 6.2 4491, 2, 9 Other services incidental to water

transportation 3.2 .............................. 4.0 4491 Marine cargo handling 1.8 ...................... 2.6 4492 Towing and tugboat services 2.5 ................ 3.3 4499 Water transportation services, n.e.c. 12.7 ......... 13.4

45 Air transportation3 .............................. (NA) (NA)

451, 2 Air transportation, including air courier services3... (NA) (NA)

451 Scheduled and air courier services3............ (NA) (NA)

4512 Scheduled3................................ (NA) (NA)

4513 Air courier services .7 ........................ .6

452 Nonscheduled 9.6 ............................... 5.1

458 Airport terminal services 3.7 ........................ 3.6

46 Pipelines, except natural gas – .................... .2

4613 Refined petroleum pipelines .1 ..................... .6 4612, 9 Other pipelines – ................................ – 4612 Crude petroleum pipelines – .................... – 4619 Pipelines, n.e.c. – .............................. –

47 Transportation services 2.8 ......................... 11.7

472 Arrangement of passenger transportation 2.4 ......... 11.7

4724 Travel agencies 1.8 .............................. 12.6

4725, 9 Other arrangement of passenger transportation 3.7 . 9.9

4725 Tour operators 2.2 ............................ 15.7

4729 Arrangement of passenger transportation,

n.e.c. 5.3 .................................... 3.7

473 Freight shipping services 1.5 ....................... 15.0

4731 pt. Freight forwarding 1.3 ............................ 14.4

4731 pt. Arrangement of freight and cargo, n.e.c. 1.8 ........ 15.4

474, 8 Other transportation services 6.5 .................... 4.4

474 Rental of railroad cars .3 ........................ 1.2

478 Miscellaneous services incidental to

transportation 11.5 .............................. 7.1

4783 Packing and crating 27.1 ........................ 7.8

4785 Fixed facilities, inspection and weighing

services 7.1 ................................. 7.9

4789 Transportation services, n.e.c. 6.8 ............... 6.7

48 Communications .6 ................................ .6

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable .3 .. .2

481 Telephone .2 .................................. .2

4812 Radiotelephone 1.2 ............................ 1.1

4813 Other telephone .1 ........................... .1

482 Telegraph communications 2.9 .................... 2.8

489 Communication services, n.e.c. 5.3 ................ 3.4

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 1.7 ................ 1.5

483 Radio and television broadcasting 1.6 ............. 1.6

4832 Radio broadcasting 4.0 ........................ 5.1

4833 Television broadcasting .8 ..................... .4

484 Cable and other pay television 1.8 ................ 1.5

See footnotes at end of table.

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SIC code Kind of business

Percent of revenuem

From

administrative records1 Estimated2

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services .5 .............. .6

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services .2 ....................... .1

491 Electric services .1 ............................. .1

492 Gas production and distribution .7 ................ .1

4922 Natural gas transmission 1.4 ................... .1

4923 Natural gas transmission and distribution .4 ..... .1

4924 Natural gas distribution .8 ..................... .1

4925 Mixed gas .8 ................................. .7

493 Combination utility services .1 ................... –

4931 Electric and other services combined – ........ –

4932 Gas and other services combined .1 ........... –

4939 Combination utilities, n.e.c. 1.3 .................. 4.5

SIC code Kind of business

Percent of revenuem

From

administrative records1 Estimated2

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary servicesmCon.

495 Sanitary services 5.0 .............................. 11.2

4953 Refuse systems 4.4 ............................. 11.2

4952, 9 Sewerage and other sanitary services 12.1 .......... 10.3

4952 Sewerage systems 5.7 ......................... 5.6

4959 Other sanitary services 15.3 ..................... 12.6

494, 6, 7 Other utility services 1.9 ........................... 1.7

494 Water supply 1.8 ................................ 1.2

496, 7 Miscellaneous utility services 2.3 .................. 4.4

496 Steam supply 1.0 .............................. 4.5

497 Irrigation systems 8.4 .......................... 3.7

1Includes revenue information obtained from administrative records of other Federal agencies.

2Includes revenue information which was imputed based on historic company ratios or administrative records, or on industry averages.

3Data do not include large, certificated passenger carriers that report to the Office of Airline Statistics, U.S. Department of Transportation.

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Appendix F.

Geographic Notes

[Not applicable]

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Appendix G.

Establishments in Business Any Time During Year and

Establishments in Business at End of Year for the

United States: 1992 and 1987

[Includes only establishments with payroll. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols and more information on reliability of data, see introductory text. For explanation of terms and comparability of

1987 and 1992 censuses, see appendix A]

SIC code Kind of business

Establishments in businessm

Any time during year At end of year

1992 1987 1992 1987

Total transportation, communications, and utilities except U.S.

Post Office ................................................... (NA) (NA) (NA) –

Total transportation except U.S. Post Office (NA) ....................... (NA) (NA) –

40 Railroad transportation................................................. (NA) (NA) (NA) –

41 Passenger transportation 17 ............................................... 805 (NA) 16 302 –

411 Local and suburban passenger transportation 8 ............................ 275 (NA) 7 538 –

4111 Local and suburban transit 1 ........................................... 135 (NA) 1 029 –

4119 Other local passenger transportation 7 .................................. 140 (NA) 6 509 –

4119 pt. Sightseeing bus ................................................... 277 (NA) 259 –

4119 pt. Limousine service ................................................. 2 430 (NA) 2 175 –

4119 pt. Ambulance or rescue service, except by air 3 .......................... 070 (NA) 2 804 –

4119 pt. Other local passenger transportation, n.e.c. 1 .......................... 363 (NA) 1 271 –

412 Taxicabs ............................................................. 3 337 (NA) 2 982 –

413, 4, 5, 7 Other bus transportation and terminal service 6 ............................ 193 (NA) 5 782 –

413 Intercity and rural bus service 607 ........................................ (NA) 573 –

414 Charter bus service.................................................. 1 307 (NA) 1 224 –

4141 Local charter bus ................................................. 429 (NA) 394 –

4142 Charter bus, except local 878 .......................................... (NA) 830 –

415 School buses ....................................................... 4 260 (NA) 3 969 –

417 Bus terminal and service facilities 19 ..................................... (NA) 16 –

42 Motor freight transportation and warehousing 110 ........................... 908 102 703 101 495 94 349

421 Trucking and courier services, except air 101 ................................ 169 95 393 92 358 87 438

4212 Local trucking without storage 49 ........................................ 870 45 893 45 242 41 643

4212 pt. Household goods moving 2 .......................................... 566 3 022 2 288 2 679

4212 pt. General freight .................................................... 12 186 10 376 10 789 9 282

4212 pt. Garbage and trash collection 7 ....................................... 405 6 395 6 801 5 892

4212 pt. Dump trucking .................................................... 13 383 12 374 12 277 11 386

4212 pt. Other local trucking without storage 14 ................................. 330 13 726 13 087 12 404

4212 pt. Hazardous materials 1 ............................................. 279 988 1 183 909

4212 pt. Agricultural products 6 ............................................. 203 5 643 5 691 5 006

4212 pt. Other local trucking without storage, n.e.c. 6 ......................... 848 7 095 6 213 6 489

4213 Trucking, except local ............................................... 40 821 37 742 37 512 35 113

4213 pt. Household goods moving 3 .......................................... 248 3 191 3 030 3 003

4213 pt. General freight trucking 25 ............................................ 014 22 040 22 963 20 605

4213 pt. Other trucking, except local 12 ........................................ 559 12 511 11 519 11 505

4213 pt. Hazardous materials 1 ............................................. 666 1 354 1 541 1 256

4213 pt. Agricultural products 4 ............................................. 483 4 450 4 096 4 087

4213 pt. Other trucking, except local, n.e.c. 6 ................................ 410 6 707 5 882 6 162

4214 Local trucking with storage 4 ........................................... 512 5 804 4 136 5 269 4214 pt. Household goods moving 2 .......................................... 641 2 986 2 428 2 785 4214 pt. Other local trucking with storage 1 .................................... 871 2 818 1 708 2 484

4215 Courier services, except by air 5 ........................................ 966 5 954 5 468 5 413

422 Public warehousing and storage 9 ........................................ 718 7 232 9 119 6 839

4221 Farm products warehousing and storage 584 ............................... 751 545 722

4222 Refrigerated warehousing and storage 929 ................................. 982 874 913

4225 General warehousing and storage 6 ..................................... 753 4 294 6 356 4 091

4225 pt. General goods warehousing 2 ........................................ 251 1 995 2 067 1 864

4225 pt. Self-service or miniwarehousing 4 ..................................... 502 2 299 4 289 2 227

4226 Special warehousing and storage, n.e.c. 1 ............................... 452 1 205 1 344 1 113

423 Trucking terminal facilities .............................................. 21 78 18 72

44 Water transportation ................................................... 8 147 7 032 7 579 6 606

441, 2, 3, 4 Water transportation of freight 836 .......................................... 776 777 736

441, 2 Deep sea foreign and domestic freight 615 ................................ 470 583 452

4412 Deep sea foreign freight 334 ........................................... 273 320 266

4424 Deep sea domestic freight 281 ......................................... 197 263 186

443, 4 Other water transportation of freight 221 ................................... 306 194 284

4432 Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway freight 26 ........................... 24 24 22

4449 Water transportation of freight, n.e.c. 195 ................................ 282 170 262

See footnotes at end of table.

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SIC code Kind of business

Establishments in businessm

Any time during year At end of year

1992 1987 1992 1987

44 Water transportationmCon.

448 Water transportation of passengers 1 ..................................... 033 592 959 554

4482 Ferries ............................................................. 118 101 115 96

4481, 9 Water transportation of passengers, except by ferry 915 .................... 491 844 458

4481 Deep sea transportation, except by ferry 72 ............................. 104 65 100

4489 Water transportation of passengers, n.e.c. 843 ........................... 387 779 358

449 Services incidental to water transportation 6 ............................... 278 5 664 5 843 5 316

4493 Marinas ............................................................ 3 348 2 641 3 139 2 510

4491, 2, 9 Other services incidental to water transportation 2 ........................ 930 3 023 2 704 2 806

4491 Marine cargo handling ............................................. 871 851 808 798

4492 Towing and tugboat services 941 ....................................... 880 860 814

4499 Water transportation services, n.e.c. 1 ................................. 118 1 292 1 036 1 194

45 Air transportation1 ..................................................... (NA) (NA) (NA) –

451, 2 Air transportation, including air courier services1 .......................... (NA) (NA) (NA) –

451 Scheduled and air courier services1 ................................... (NA) (NA) (NA) –

4512 Scheduled1 ....................................................... (NA) (NA) (NA) –

4513 Air courier services ................................................ 2 639 (NA) 2 595 –

452 Nonscheduled ...................................................... 1 791 (NA) 1 660 –

458 Airport terminal services ............................................... 3 252 (NA) 3 030 –

46 Pipelines, except natural gas 844 ........................................... (NA) 842 –

4613 Refined petroleum pipelines ............................................ 358 (NA) 356 –

4612, 9 Other pipelines........................................................ 486 (NA) 486 –

4612 Crude petroleum pipelines 405 ............................................ (NA) 405 –

4619 Pipelines, n.e.c. ..................................................... 81 (NA) 81 –

47 Transportation services ................................................ 46 593 38 459 42 970 35 810

472 Arrangement of passenger transportation 31 ................................ 793 27 319 29 195 25 407

4724 Travel agencies ..................................................... 27 688 23 185 25 444 21 627

4725, 9 Other arrangement of passenger transportation 4 ........................ 105 4 134 3 751 3 780

4725 Tour operators .................................................... 3 008 2 492 2 795 2 305

4729 Arrangement of passenger transportation, n.e.c. 1 ...................... 097 1 642 956 1 475

473 Freight shipping services 12 ............................................... 553 9 409 11 701 8 807

4731 pt. Freight forwarding ................................................... 5 308 3 556 4 986 3 321

4731 pt. Arrangement of freight and cargo, n.e.c. 7 ............................... 245 5 853 6 715 5 486

474, 8 Other transportation services 2 ........................................... 247 1 731 2 074 1 596

474 Rental of railroad cars ............................................... 125 139 107 130

478 Miscellaneous services incidental to transportation 2 ...................... 122 1 592 1 967 1 466

4783 Packing and crating ............................................... 835 481 763 448

4785 Fixed facilities, inspection and weighing services 263 ..................... 160 251 139

4789 Transportation services, n.e.c. 1 ...................................... 024 951 953 879

48 Communications ....................................................... 39 244 (NA) 37 698 –

481, 2, 9 Communications, except broadcasting and cable 26 ......................... 227 (NA) 25 678 –

481 Telephone.......................................................... 24 730 (NA) 24 318 –

4812 Radiotelephone ................................................... 3 063 (NA) 2 911 –

4813 Other telephone .................................................. 21 667 (NA) 21 407 –

482 Telegraph communications 489 ........................................... (NA) 446 –

489 Communication services, n.e.c. 1 ....................................... 008 (NA) 914 –

483, 4 Broadcasting and cable services 13 ........................................ 017 (NA) 12 020 –

483 Radio and television broadcasting 8 ..................................... 549 (NA) 7 831 –

4832 Radio broadcasting................................................ 6 956 (NA) 6 322 –

4833 Television broadcasting 1 ............................................ 593 (NA) 1 509 –

484 Cable and other pay television 4 ........................................ 468 (NA) 4 189 –

49 Electric, gas, and sanitary services 20 ..................................... 049 (NA) 19 317 –

491, 2, 3 Electric and gas services 11 .............................................. 156 (NA) 11 027 –

491 Electric services .................................................... 5 374 (NA) 5 329 –

492 Gas production and distribution 3 ....................................... 968 (NA) 3 909 –

4922 Natural gas transmission 515 ........................................... (NA) 502 –

4923 Natural gas transmission and distribution 1 ............................ 648 (NA) 1 634 –

4924 Natural gas distribution 1 ............................................ 734 (NA) 1 705 –

4925 Mixed gas ........................................................ 71 (NA) 68 –

493 Combination utility services 1 ........................................... 814 (NA) 1 789 –

4931 Electric and other services combined 1 ................................ 589 (NA) 1 576 –

4932 Gas and other services combined 124 ................................... (NA) 121 –

4939 Combination utilities, n.e.c. 101 ......................................... (NA) 92 –

495 Sanitary services ...................................................... 5 064 (NA) 4 637 –

4953 Refuse systems ..................................................... 3 317 (NA) 3 025 –

4952, 9 Sewerage and other sanitary services 1 ................................. 747 (NA) 1 612 –

4952 Sewerage systems ................................................ 470 (NA) 436 –

4959 Other sanitary services 1 ............................................ 277 (NA) 1 176 –

494, 6, 7 Other utility services ................................................... 3 829 (NA) 3 653 –

494 Water supply ....................................................... 3 453 (NA) 3 302 –

496, 7 Miscellaneous utility services 376 ......................................... (NA) 351 –

496 Steam supply ..................................................... 69 (NA) 62 –

497 Irrigation systems ................................................. 307 (NA) 289 –

1Data do not include large, certificated passenger carriers that report to the Office of Airline Statistics, U.S. Department of Transportation.

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Appendix H.

Coefficients of Variation for Major Sources of Revenue for

Motor Freight Transportation for the United States: 1992

[Not applicable]

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Appendix I.

Revenue Lines, Codes, and Reporting-Form Numbers: 1992

RL code Description

Form

number

CBHIGHWAY PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION

101 Interstate/ Intercity passenger service 4100 ................................

102 Local charter service 4100 ..............................................

103 Interstate/ Intercity charter service 4100 ...................................

104 Local and suburban bus, rail, or subway service (including commuter) 4100 ..

105 Airport service 4100 ....................................................

106 School bus service for public schools 4100 ...............................

107 School bus service for private and parochial schools 4100 ..................

108 Sightseeing 4100 .......................................................

109 Taxicab service 4100 ...................................................

110 Rent or lease of taxicabs to drivers 4100 .................................

111 Limousine service 4100 .................................................

112 Ambulance or rescue service 4100 .......................................

113 Other passenger transportation 4100 .....................................

114 Freight, baggage, and mail 4100 .........................................

308 Repair and maintenance of vehicles not owned by your company 4100 ......

309 Advertising 4100 .......................................................

310 Sales of fuels and lubricants 4100 .......................................

320 Sales of food and beverages 4100 .......................................

375 Sales of other merchandise 4100 ........................................

485 All other operating revenue 4100 .........................................

MOTOR FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC

WAREHOUSING

201 Motor carrier revenue 4200 ..............................................

202 Courier and messenger services (including parcel delivery) 4200 ............

203 Warehousing and storage 4200 ..........................................

204 Other services related to motor carrier and storage activities 4200 ..........

205 Collection of garbage and trash (excluding hazardous waste) 4200 ..........

375 Sales of merchandise 4200 ..............................................

485 All other operating revenue 4200 .........................................

913 Operation of incinerator, landfill, transfer station, or other disposal site

(except hazardous waste) 4200 .........................................

914 Hazardous waste collection and disposal 4200 ............................

WATER TRANSPORTATION

310 Sales of fuels and lubricants 4400 .......................................

320 Sales of food and beverages 4400 .......................................

335 Sales of boats and marine equipment 4400 ...............................

375 Sales of other merchandise 4400 ........................................

380 Charges for boat repair (including parts and labor) 4400 ....................

401 Passenger water transportation 4400 .....................................

405 Military and postal freight water transportation 4400 ........................

410 Other freight water transportation 4400 ...................................

415 Towing and tugboat service 4400 ........................................

420 Marine cargo handling 4400 .............................................

425 Other water transportation-related services 4400 ..........................

430 Pleasure boat dockage, slip rental, launch fees, and storage 4400 ...........

485 All other operating revenue 4400 .........................................

AIR TRANSPORTATION

301 Aircraft rental or lease 4500 ............................................. 302 Flight training and instruction 4500 ....................................... 310 Sales of fuels and lubricants 4500 ....................................... 311 Sales of new and used aircraft 4500 ..................................... 312 Sales of aircraft parts and supplies 4500 ..................................

320 Sales of food and beverages 4500 .......................................

375 Sales of other merchandise 4500 ........................................

485 All other operating revenue 4500 .........................................

501 Scheduled domestic passenger revenues 4500 ............................

502 Scheduled international passenger revenues 4500 .........................

503 Charter passenger revenues 4500 ........................................

504 Other passenger revenues 4500 .........................................

505 Domestic air freight revenues (including air courier services) 4500 ...........

506 International air freight revenues (including air courier services) 4500 ........

507 Domestic air mail revenues (including air courier services) 4500 .............

508 International air mail revenues (including air courier services) 4500 ..........

509 Ramp service, parking, tiedown, and storage fees 4500 ....................

510 Aircraft maintenance and repair 4500 ..................................... 511 Other airport or aircraft services 4500 ....................................

RL code Description

Form

number

CBPIPELINES

485 All other operating revenue 4600, 4601 .........................................

601 Crude petroleum pipeline transportation 4600, 4601 .............................

602 Refined petroleum products pipeline transportation 4600, 4601 ...................

603 Coal and coal slurry pipeline transportation 4600, 4601 ..........................

604 Other pipeline products transportation 4600, 4601 ...............................

910 Natural gas pipeline transportation 4600, 4601 ..................................

ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION

441 Commissions and other revenue from the retail sales of passenger

transportation and lodging 4701 .........................................

442 Tour operation 4701 ....................................................

443 Other travel-related services 4701 ........................................

485 All other operating revenue 4701 .........................................

MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION SERVICES

451 Agent or brokerage commissions and fees 4702 ........................... 452 Freight forwarding 4702 ................................................. 453 Other freight-related services 4702 ....................................... 485 All other operating revenue 4702 .........................................

TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATIONS

336 Directory advertising revenue 4800, 4801 .......................................

337 Rent or lease of communications equipment 4800, 4801 .........................

370 Sales of communications equipment 4800, 4801 ................................

375 Sales of other merchandise 4800, 4801 ........................................

485 All other operating revenue 4800, 4801 .........................................

801 Local telephone service revenue 4800, 4801 ....................................

802 Long-distance telephone service revenue 4800, 4801 ............................

803 Network access revenue 4800, 4801 ...........................................

804 Cellular and other radio telephone service 4800, 4801 ...........................

805 Telegraph and other message communication services 4800, 4801 ................

806 Other communication services 4800, 4801 ......................................

RADIO AND TELEVISION BROADCASTING, AND CABLE

TELEVISION

350 Production and/ or distribution of programs 4802 ...........................

485 All other operating revenue 4802 .........................................

841 Network compensation (radio station time sales) 4802 .....................

842 National and regional advertising (net) (radio station time sales) 4802 ........

843 Local advertising (net) (radio station time sales) 4802 ......................

844 Network compensation (television station time sales) 4802 .................

845 National and regional advertising (net) (television station time sales) 4802 ....

846 Local advertising (net) (television station time sales) 4802 ..................

847 Network advertising time sales (net) 4802 .................................

848 Advertising (net) (cable and other pay television) 4802 .....................

849 Programming service (cable and other pay television) 4802 ................. 850 Subscription fees for basic service (cable and other pay television) 4802 ..... 851 Premium and pay per view (cable and other pay television) 4802 ............ 852 Installation, startup, and reconnect fees (cable and other pay

television) 4802 ....................................................... 853 Other cable and pay television 4802 .....................................

ELECTRIC, GAS, WATER, AND SANITARY SERVICES

305 Sales of scrap and waste materials 4900, 4901 .................................

306 Sales of household appliances 4900, 4901 .....................................

375 Sales of other merchandise 4900, 4901 ........................................

485 All other operating revenue 4900, 4901 .........................................

901 Sales of electricity 4900, 4901 .................................................

902 Sales of natural gas 4900, 4901 ............................................... 903 Sales of manufactured or mixed gas 4900, 4901 ................................ 904 Sales of steam or air-conditioning 4900, 4901 ................................... 905 Sales of water 4900, 4901 .................................................... 910 Natural gas transmission and storage 4900, 4901 ...............................

911 Irrigation system user charges 4901 ......................................

912 Sewer system user charges 4901 ........................................

913 Collection of garbage and trash (excluding hazardous waste) 4901 ..........

914 Operation of incinerator, landfill, transfer station, or other disposal site

(except hazardous waste) 4901 .........................................

915 Hazardous waste collection and disposal 4901 ............................

916 Sweeping service 4901 ................................................. 917 Other sanitary services 4901 ............................................

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Appendix J.

Special Inquiries From Selected Transportation,

Communications, and Utilities Reporting Forms

The special inquiries from selected transportation, communications, and utilities

reporting forms are shown on the following pages.

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HIGHWAY PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION

(Form CB–4100)

Item 10. INVENTORIES OF REVENUE-GENERATING EQUIPMENT –

DECEMBER 31, 1992

Item 9. SUBSIDIES

a. Did this establishment receive

any cash or non-cash subsidies

(e.g., fuel, maintenance services)

from any agency of local, State,

or Federal Government in 1992?

(Include Section 5 & 9 Urban Mass

Transit Act Grants.)

1 Yes – Continue 

with line b

2 No – Skip to 

item 10

797

a.

b.

c.

d.

e.

f.

g.

h.

Small buses (less 

than 35 seats)

Two-axle buses 

(35 seats or more)

Three-axle buses 

(35 seats or more)

Taxicabs

Limousines

Ambulances

Other – Describe

Revenue-generating

equipment

Number of vehicles

Owned Leased Total

(1) (2) (3)

b.

Mil. Thou. Dol.

Report the dollar value of all cash 

and non-cash subsidies received 

during 1992.

Vans

811

812

813

814

815

816

817

818

821

822

823

824

825

826

827

828

801

802

803

804

805

806

807

808

798
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Item 10. PURCHASED TRANSPORTATION

1 Yes – Continue 

with line b

2 No – Skip to 

item 12

a.

b. Report the transportation

purchased in 1992 for each

of the following uses:

Did this establishment use

purchased transportation in

1992?

749

Mil. Thou. Dol.

(1) Lease and rental payments for

trucks and other motor vehicles

with drivers

(2) Lease and rental payments for

trucks and other motor vehicles

without drivers

(3) Purchased transportation from

other motor carriers

(4) All other purchased

transportation (including

allowances to shippers less

credits for equipment rents to

others)

(5) TOTAL purchased

transportation

751

752

753

754

750

MOTOR FREIGHT TRANSPORTATION AND PUBLIC WAREHOUSING

(Form CB–4200)

Item 9. DOCKING AND STORAGE CAPACITY

Did this establishment report 

its kind of business as a marina 

or boat yard in item 7?

a. 1 Yes – Continue 

with line b

2 No – Skip to 

item 12

b. Did this marina or boat yard have any of the following 

kinds of docking and storage space available? (Report 

the number of spaces available as of December 31, 1992)

Number

832

830

1

No

Yes – How many?

2

834

(1)

(2)

Wet slips

Moorings

In-out racks

Other land 

storage

TOTAL spaces available

1

No

Yes – How many?

2

1

No

Yes – How many?

2

1

No

Yes – How many?

2

831

836

838

839

833

835

837

(3)

(4)

(5)

WATER TRANSPORTATION

(Form CB–4400)
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Report in 

whole percents

Item 9. COST OF PURCHASED TRAVEL

Report the dollar amounts paid to 

purchase tickets, packaged tours, 

lodging, etc., to each of the following:

a.

Air carriers

Water carriers

Hotels/Motels

Motor coaches

Railroad transportation

Rental cars

Package tours

TOTAL

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

(7)

(8)

774

775

776

777

778

100%

(Sum of lines b(1) and b(2)

should total 100 percent)

785

Mil. Thou. Dol.

786

Group sales

All other

Total purchased travel

(9)

(10)

b. What percentage of the total

purchased travel was for:

(1) Domestic travel

(2) International travel

(3)

779

780

781

782

783

ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRANSPORTATION

(Form CB–4701)

MISCELLANEOUS TRANSPORTATION SERVICES

(Form CB–4702)

Item 9. COST OF PURCHASED TRANSPORTATION

Report the cost of transportation 

purchased in 1992 for each of the 

following modes of transport

b.

Air carrier

Motor carrier

Railroad

Water carrier

Other, including pickup, delivery, 

and transfer service

Total purchased transportation

(1)

(2)

(3)

(4)

(5)

(6)

761

762

763

764

765

Mil. Thou. Dol.

760

a. Did this establishment use purchased transportation in 1992?

759 1

2

Yes – Continue with line b

No – SKIP to item 12
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TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATIONS

(Form CB–4800 and CB–4801)

RADIO AND TELEVISION BROADCASTING, AND CABLE TELEVISION

(Form CB–4802)

Report in 

whole percents

Item 9. REVENUE BY CLASS OF CUSTOMER

Report the approximate percentage of 

your 1992 revenue (item 4) to each 

of the customer classes listed.

a. Residential customers

All other customers

TOTAL

b.

c.

710

711

(Sum of lines a and b

should add to 100 percent) 100%

Item 9. NONOPERATING INCOME

1 Yes – Continue 

with line b

2 No – Skip to 

item 11

789

a. Did THIS ESTABLISHMENT 

have any nonoperating income

(subsidies, contributions, gifts,

grants, etc.) in 1992?

Report the value of all subsidies,

contributions, gifts, and grants

received in 1992 from

b.

(1)

(2)

Federal, State, and local governments

All others (including membership 

subscriptions)

Mil. Thou. Dol.

791

792

c.

d.

Report any other nonoperating

income such as interest,

dividends, sale of real estate, etc.

TOTAL (Nonoperating income)

793

790
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Report in 

whole percents

Item 9. REVENUE BY CLASS OF CUSTOMER

Report the approximate percentage of 

your 1992 revenue (item 4) to each 

of the customer classes listed.

a. Residential (including apartment buildings)

Commercial (including farms)

Industrial

Institutional

Government (except utilities)

Government-owned utilities

Private utilities (including co-ops, etc.)

Other –- Describe

TOTAL

b.

c.

d.

e.

f.

g.

h.

i.

712

713

714

715

716

717

718

719

100%

Item 10. EXPORTED ENERGY

1 Yes – Continue 

with line b

2 No – Skip to 

item 11

a.

b. Report the approximate percentage of your 1992 revenue (item 4) from 

exports to customers in Canada and

Mexico.

Did this establishment export

energy or resources to customers

in Canada and Mexico?

Report in whole 

percent

(Sum of lines a through h

should total 100 percent)

796

795

ELECTRIC AND GAS SERVICES

(Form CB–4900)

ELECTRIC, GAS, WATER, AND SANITARY SERVICES

(Form CB–4901)
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Item 11. CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY

Mil. Thou. Dol.

a. Was THIS ESTABLISHMENT involved

in new construction, renovation, or

maintenance and repairs of buildings,

structures, or lines during 1992?

What were your capital expenditures in

1992 for new construction, including

renovation? (INCLUDE labor and materials.

EXCLUDE land and the value of production

machinery and equipment not an integral 

part of a structure.)

1

No – Skip to

item 12

Yes – Continue

with line b

2

b.

c. What percentage of the capital 

expenditures reported in line b 

represents work done by your 

own employees as opposed to 

work done by contractors or 

other hired labor?

Report in whole

percent

723

724

725

726

What were your expenses in 1992 

for maintenance and repairs? 

(EXCLUDE expenses for such 

activities as janitorial services, 

cleaning, lawn maintenance, etc.)

What percentage of the 

expenses for maintenance 

and repairs reported in 

line d represents work 

done by your own employees 

as opposed to work done by 

contractors or other hired labor?

d.

e.

Mil. Thou. Dol.

Report in whole

percent

%

%

727

CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITY

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1992 CENSUS OF TRANSPORTATION,

COMMUNICATIONS, AND UTILITIES

Publications of the 1992 Census of Transportation, Communications, and Utilities containing data on: transportation, communications, and utilities establishments; characteristics of trucks;

and characteristics of commodity shipments are described below.

The first results were issued in press releases. Final detailed

statistics are issued in separate paperbound reports and compact

disc-read only memory (CD-ROM).

Order forms for the specific reports or CD-ROM’s may be

obtained from any Department of Commerce district office, any

Bureau of the Census State data center or business/ industry

data center, or from Customer Services, Bureau of the Census,

Washington, DC 20233-0001 or call 301-457-4100.

Final Reports

Truck Inventory and Use Survey—52 reports

(TC92-T-1 to -52)

This series includes a United States Summary and a separate

report for each State and the District of Columbia. Data cover the

physical and operational characteristics of the Nation’s private

and commercial truck resources, such as the number of vehicles,

major use, annual miles, model year, body type, vehicle size, fuel

type, operator classification, engine size, range of operation,

weeks operated, products carried, and hazardous materials

carried. The reports show comparative statistics reflecting percent changes in number of vehicles between 1987 and 1992 for

all characteristics.

1993 Commodity Flow Survey—141 reports

(TC92-CF-1 to -52(P) and TC92-CF-N1 to 89)

This series includes a preliminary United States Summary, a

set of National Transportation Analysis Region (NTAR) reports, a

set of State reports (including the District of Columbia), and a

final, more detailed United States Summary. Data cover the

characteristics of commodity shipments initiated by establishments engaged in manufacturing, mining, wholesale, and selected

retail, service, and auxiliary activities. The data include tons,

ton-miles, average miles and value of shipments, by commodity

and transportation mode. The NTAR and State reports include

data on NTAR-to-NTAR and State-to-State commodity shipments, respectively. The final United States Summary includes

more detailed commodity descriptions, data on containerized and

hazardous materials shipments, and supplemental data on availability and use of transportation equipment and facilities.

Geographic area series—1 report

(UC92-A-1)

The geographic area Summary report presents data for the

United States and States for establishments with payroll for

detailed kind-of-business classifications. Statistics on number of

establishments and revenue are also shown for States and

selected metropolitan areas (MA’s) by kind of business.

For each State, the District of Columbia, and the United

States, 1992 data are provided on revenue and employees per

establishment and on revenue and payroll per employee. Comparative statistics showing percent changes in revenue and

payroll between 1987 and 1992 also are shown for some

kind-of-business classifications.

Nonemployer statistics series—1 report

(UC92-N-1)

The Nonemployer Statistics report includes data by kind of

business for all establishments, establishments with payroll, and

establishments without payroll for the United States and States.

Subject series—2 reports

(UC92-S-1 to -2)

The Establishment and Firm Size report (UC92-S-1) presents

data for establishments with payroll, based on size of establishment, size of company or firm, and legal form of organization.

Establishment statistics are presented by revenue size and by

employment size; statistics for firms, by revenue size (including

concentration by largest firms), by employment size, and by

number of establishments operated (single units and multiunits).

These data are presented for the United States.

The Miscellaneous Subjects report (UC92-S-2) presents data

for the United States as a whole and, where feasible, for States

and MA’s for establishments with payroll. Data are provided for

some kinds of business on major sources of revenue; purchased

transportation; cost of purchased travel; revenue by class of

customer; and other miscellaneous subjects.

Electronic Media

All data included in the printed reports are available on

CD-ROM. For the Commodity Flow Survey data, the CD-ROM

provides greater detail than the printed reports with respect to

shipment distance and weight ranges. Electronic media products

are available for users who wish to summarize, rearrange, or

process large amounts of data. In addition to CD-ROM’s containing data from printed reports, there is a separate CD-ROM for the

Truck Inventory and Use Survey which contains microdata information for each truck in the sample. The term microdata refers to

the unaggregated records for the individual responses. The

records are modified to avoid the possibility of identifying individual households or establishments. These products, with corresponding technical documentation, are sold by Customer Services, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC 20233-0001.

OTHER ECONOMIC CENSUS REPORTS

Data on retail trade, wholesale trade, service industries,

financial, insurance, real estate, construction industries, manufactures, mineral industries, enterprise statistics, minority-owned

business enterprises, and women-owned businesses also are

available from the 1992 Economic Census. A separate series of

reports covers the census of outlying areas—Puerto Rico, Virgin

Islands of the United States, Guam, and the Northern Marianas.

Separate announcements describing these reports are available

free of charge from Customer Services, Bureau of the Census,

Washington, DC 20233-0001.

Publication Program