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Knit Fabric and Lace Mills

Knit Fabric and Lace Mills aren't as popular as as many other business types in the United States. Still, across the entire nation, there are more than 100 Knit Fabric and Lace Mills. Based on some simple math, it appears that each one of those Knit Fabric and Lace Mills serves about 3,000,000 citizens on average. Our analysis suggests that Knit Fabric and Lace Mills will typically employ 1 to 4 employees. Hence, Knit Fabric and Lace Mills play an important role in the national economy.

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States with Knit Fabric and Lace Mills
(Ordered by # per 100,000 Residents)

	State	Businesses	Businesses per 100K Residents
1.	Rhode Island	8	0.76
2.	North Carolina	38	0.47
3.	New Jersey	21	0.25
4.	New Hampshire	3	0.24
5.	South Carolina	8	0.20
6.	Delaware	1	0.13
7.	New York	23	0.12
8.	Mississippi	3	0.11
9.	California	22	0.06
10.	Georgia	5	0.06
11.	Pennsylvania	7	0.06
12.	Massachusetts	3	0.05
13.	Alabama	2	0.05
14.	Tennessee	2	0.04
15.	Florida	5	0.03
16.	Connecticut	1	0.03
17.	Oregon	1	0.03
18.	Virginia	2	0.03
19.	Kentucky	1	0.02
20.	Louisiana	1	0.02
21.	Indiana	1	0.02
22.	Illinois	2	0.02
23.	Texas	2	0.01

Number of Knit Fabric and Lace Mills by Number of Employees
(Data for Entire United States)

Range	Number of Employees
1 to 4	45
5 to 9	26
10 to 19	23
20 to 49	27
50 to 99	16
100 to 249	18
250 to 499	6
500 to 999	1
1000 or more	0

More Businesses:
Weft Knit Fabric Mills | Broadwoven Fabric Finishing Mills

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