Source: U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns (CBP) 2022, county data file (cbp22co) · fetched 2026-10-29

State FIPS code 10

Paid-work figures for the 4 county-code records the source publishes under state FIPS code 10. The page is identified by its FIPS code because the data files carry no state names.

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County-code records in state 10

One row per record in cbp_counties.json whose state FIPS code is 10. Every figure in the table is that record's own published value, printed as the source prints it.

County FIPS codeEstablishmentsPaid employees, mid-MarchFirst-quarter payroll, thousands of dollarsAnnual payroll, thousands of dollarsEstablishments with fewer than 5 employeesEstablishments with 5 to 9 employeesEstablishments with 10 to 19 employeesEstablishments with 20 to 49 employeesEstablishments with 50 to 99 employeesEstablishments with 100 to 249 employeesEstablishments with 250 to 499 employeesEstablishments with 500 to 999 employeesEstablishments with 1,000 or more employees
0014,71758,874727,7423,090,5952,790722595407127571153
00317,672277,9095,723,03621,191,46310,2702,7972,0291,579549342613015
0056,35876,709818,8593,667,9833,5301,19983953716670854
99944810,811176,788689,6332955735377104N3

Rows whose county code is 999 are the source's statewide records: the Census Bureau labels them “statewide, not allocated to a county”. They are ordinary rows of this list and are not a state total. This data file has no state-total record.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns (CBP) 2022, county data file (cbp22co). Period: reference year 2022. Fetched 2026-10-29 from https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/cbp/datasets/2022/cbp22co.zip. The data files carry no place names or industry titles, so records are identified by code only; no name has been added.

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