Table 56:  Employing Units, Employment, & Wages by NAICS Subsector for Park County - Northwest Region - Third Quarter 2008
NAICS* Sub Sectors Units Jul 08 Aug 08 Sep 08 08Q3 Average Monthly Employ-ment 08Q3 Total Wages 08Q3 Average Weekly Wage
Total, Park County   1,461 15,682 15,366 14,511 15,186 $128,758,505 $652
Total, Private 11 - 99 1,369 12,260 12,022 11,071 11,784 $94,394,743 $616
Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting 11 48 353 362 310 342 $2,244,601 $505
-Crop production 111 19 134 145 114 131 834,007 490
-Animal production 112 22 194 192 170 185 1,204,389 501
-Fishing, hunting & trapping 114-ND
-Agriculture & forestry support activities 115-ND
Mining 21 38 537 541 536 538 $12,381,144 $1,770
-Oil & gas extraction 211 14 234 234 230 233 7,992,773 2,639
-Support activities for mining 213 24 303 307 306 305 4,388,371 1,107
-Utilities 221 7 72 72 72 72 1,047,873 1,120
Construction 23 231 1,162 1,132 1,058 1,117 $9,688,184 $667
-Construction of buildings 236 75 297 292 278 289 2,284,323 608
-Heavy & civil engineering construction 237 26 171 162 164 166 1,781,584 826
-Specialty trade contractors 238 130 694 678 616 663 5,622,277 652
Manufacturing 31 - 33 49 505 528 515 516 $5,030,269 $750
-Food manufacturing 311-ND
-Beverage and tobacco product manufacturing 312-ND
-Textile mills 313-ND
-Textile product mills 314-ND
-Wood product manufacturing 321 5 63 76 68 69 468,489 522
-Printing & related support activities 323 5 23 23 21 22 161,872 566
-Chemical manufacturing 325-ND
-Plastics & rubber products manufacturing 326-ND
-Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing 327-ND
-Primary metal manufacturing 331-ND
-Fabricated metal product manufacturing 332 8 64 69 66 66 671,275 782
-Machinery manufacturing 333-ND
-Electrical equipment & appliance manufacturing 335-ND
-Transportation equipment manufacturing 336-ND
-Furniture & related product manufacturing 337 12 35 38 37 37 266,172 553
-Miscellaneous manufacturing 339-ND
Wholesale Trade 42 64 228 236 237 234 $2,644,287 $869
-Merchant wholesalers, durable goods 423 29 98 98 100 99 1,123,475 873
-Merchant wholesalers, nondurable goods 424 25 113 122 121 119 1,247,055 806
-Electronic markets & agents & brokers 425 10 17 16 16 16 273,757 1,316
Retail Trade 44 - 45 168 2,560 2,469 2,239 2,423 $12,985,233 $412
-Motor vehicle & parts dealers 441 23 218 219 212 216 1,774,057 632
-Furniture & home furnishings stores 442 10 42 46 44 44 220,391 385
-Electronics & appliance stores 443 13 46 47 45 46 311,644 521
-Building material & garden supply stores 444 16 147 147 146 147 939,714 492
-Food & beverage stores 445 9 292 281 273 282 1,436,628 392
-Health & personal care stores 446 6 34 35 33 34 336,980 762
-Gasoline stations 447 17 236 231 194 220 1,354,059 473
-Clothing & clothing accessories stores 448 13 71 76 64 70 280,802 309
-Sporting goods, hobby, book, & music stores 451 13 75 70 69 71 240,809 261
-General merchandise stores 452 9 1,161 1,074 929 1,055 4,924,481 359
-Miscellaneous store retailers 453 31 142 145 134 140 533,259 293
-Nonstore retailers 454 8 96 98 96 97 632,409 502
Transportation & Warehousing 48 - 49 35 252 264 246 254 $2,716,297 $823
-Air transportation 481-ND
-Truck transportation 484 16 113 120 113 115 1,506,303 1,008
-Transit & ground passenger transportation 485-ND
-Pipeline transportation 486-ND
-Scenic & sightseeing transportation 487-ND
-Support activities for transportation 488 4 17 18 20 18 130,649 558
-Postal service 491-ND
-Couriers & messengers 492 5 62 64 58 61 556,047 701
-Warehousing & storage 493-ND
Information 51 24 199 204 196 200 $1,553,473 $597
-Publishing industries, except internet 511 8 109 113 110 111 704,319 488
-Motion picture & sound recording industries 512 4 32 33 28 31 97,169 241
-Broadcasting, except internet 515-ND
-Telecommunications 517 7 25 25 26 25 319,085 982
-Data processing, hosting, & related services  518-ND
-Other information services 519-ND
Finance & Insurance 52 62 396 396 380 391 $8,172,957 $1,608
-Credit intermediation & related activities 522 23 292 293 282 289 6,878,964 1,831
-Securities, commodity contracts, investments 523 14 26 26 26 26 647,037 1,914
-Insurance carriers & related activities 524 25 78 77 72 76 646,956 655
Real Estate & Rental & Leasing 53 68 166 169 170 168 $933,962 $428
-Real estate 531 58 91 95 95 94 460,911 377
-Rental & leasing services 532 10 75 74 75 75 473,051 485
-Professional & technical services 541 121 454 437 424 438 4,464,728 784
-Management of companies & enterprises 551 7 16 17 17 17 145,375 658
Administrative & Waste Services 56 66 328 282 267 292 $1,420,806 $374
-Administrative & support services 561 61 291 246 228 255 1,216,250 367
-Waste management & remediation services 562 5 37 36 39 37 204,556 425
-Educational services 611 9 49 63 73 62 217,410 270
Health Care & Social Assistance 62 110 1,316 1,339 1,303 1,319 $13,828,112 $806
-Ambulatory health care services 621 69 476 488 476 480 5,441,388 872
-Hospitals 622-ND
-Nursing & residential care facilities 623-ND
-Social assistance 624 32 259 266 247 257 1,500,193 449
Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation 71 36 382 369 341 364 $2,068,035 $437
-Performing arts & spectator sports 711-ND
-Museums, historical sites, zoos, & parks 712-ND
-Amusement, gambling, & recreation 713 26 149 151 136 145 536,079 284
Accommodation & Food Services 72 132 2,993 2,853 2,404 2,750 $11,168,628 $312
-Accommodation 721 61 1,878 1,737 1,451 1,689 7,651,085 348
-Food services & drinking places 722 71 1,115 1,116 953 1,061 3,517,543 255
Other Services, Except Public Administration 81 94 292 289 283 288 $1,683,369 $450
-Repair & maintenance 811 43 127 128 118 124 869,305 539
-Personal & laundry services 812 16 53 53 56 54 174,060 248
-Membership associations & organizations 813 19 84 79 80 81 437,969 416
-Private households 814 16 28 29 29 29 202,035 536
Total Government   92 3,422 3,344 3,440 3,402 $34,363,762 $777
--Federal Government 24 1,088 1,014 940 1,014 12,244,037 929
--State Government 28 205 198 197 200 2,198,375 846
--Local Government 40 2,129 2,132 2,303 2,188 19,921,350 700
*  North American Industry Classification System.
ND - Not Disclosable.
Wyoming Department of Employment
Research & Planning
Source:  QCEW EXPO (Second run:  April 2009)
Prepared 05/04/2009  Nancy Brennan
Preliminary:  Subject to Revision
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