Land Subdivision

Land Subdivision aren't as ubiquitous as as many other business types in the United States. Still, across the entire country, there are more than 10,000 Land Subdivision. That means that each one of those Land Subdivision serves about 30,000 citizens on average. According to national labor statistics, Land Subdivision will typically employ 1 to 4 employees. As such, Land Subdivision account for substantial employment of workers across the country.

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States with Land Subdivision
(Ordered by # per 100,000 Residents)

	State	Businesses	Businesses per 100K Residents
1.	Utah	214	9.59
2.	Montana	80	8.88
3.	Idaho	112	8.67
4.	Florida	1,349	8.44
5.	Georgia	640	7.93
6.	North Carolina	630	7.83
7.	Oregon	260	7.62
8.	South Carolina	287	7.15
9.	Colorado	294	6.84
10.	Washington	382	6.52
11.	Wyoming	32	6.51
12.	Nevada	127	6.37
13.	Arizona	278	5.42
14.	Virginia	349	4.93
15.	Delaware	38	4.85
16.	Minnesota	237	4.82
17.	Alaska	30	4.80
18.	Maine	61	4.80
19.	Missouri	267	4.77
20.	New Hampshire	58	4.69
21.	Arkansas	123	4.61
22.	Alabama	203	4.57
23.	New Mexico	82	4.52
24.	Texas	913	4.38
25.	Tennessee	246	4.33
26.	South Dakota	32	4.27
27.	Hawaii	51	4.21
28.	Oklahoma	139	4.03
29.	Massachusetts	254	4.00
30.	Mississippi	111	3.92
31.	Rhode Island	40	3.82
32.	Connecticut	127	3.79
33.	California	1,270	3.75
34.	Indiana	227	3.73
35.	Maryland	197	3.72
36.	District of Columbia	20	3.53
37.	Wisconsin	186	3.47
38.	Michigan	329	3.31
39.	Kentucky	132	3.27
40.	West Virginia	56	3.12
41.	Illinois	383	3.08
42.	New Jersey	249	2.96
43.	Vermont	17	2.79
44.	Ohio	309	2.73
45.	Louisiana	118	2.64
46.	Kansas	69	2.57
47.	North Dakota	16	2.50
48.	Pennsylvania	303	2.47
49.	Nebraska	42	2.46
50.	New York	410	2.16
51.	Iowa	63	2.15

Number of Land Subdivision by Number of Employees
(Data for Entire United States)

Range	Number of Employees
1 to 4	9359
5 to 9	1639
10 to 19	848
20 to 49	431
50 to 99	102
100 to 249	55
250 to 499	11
500 to 999	2
1000 or more	1

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