Excerpt From: The 'State' of Manufacturing
"I always assumed that Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania would be in the top-3 of any sort of economic ranking of manufacturing (or, for that matter, any credible College Football poll). But, I was surprised to see that's not the case, according to the EPI economists.
Today, manufacturing maintains the largest local footprint in Indiana (28 percent of the state's GDP), Iowa (21 percent) and, believe it or not, Louisiana (21 percent). Wisconsin is next on the list, followed by North Carolina, Arkansas, Ohio, Kentucky, Alabama and Michigan. In California and Texas, manufacturing generated a smaller share of each state's GDP (10 percent and 13 percent, respectively), but both of those large states generated more than $100 billion in manufacturing GDP in 2006."
by Austin Weber
May 22, 2008
from: http://www.assemblymag.com/Articles/Blog/BNP_GUID_9-5-2006_A_10000000000000343077
California, Southern California to be correct.
It is Indiana.
The Great Lakes Region
Detroit is known for its automobile manufacturing and is the largest city in Michigan.
Although Detroit is not the capital of Michigan it is the largest city in the state. Detroit is known for its automobile manufacturing.
We have left all of the manufacturing to developing countries such as China and India. Arizona still has some manufacturing, therefore by default it is probably the largest manufacturing state in the southwest United States.
Montana has the largest coal deposit followed by Wyoming.
The mall of america is in missori
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Detroit
Nation's largest manufacturer of texttiles,cigarettes,and furniture. Texttiles industry is the largest manufacturing sector
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