FORTUNE 500 2007: States

State	Number of FORTUNE 500 Cos.
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Alabama	1
Alaska	0
Arizona	4
Arkansas	5
California	52
Colorado	12
Connecticut	11
Delaware	1
District of Columbia	2
Florida	12
Georgia	15
Hawaii	0
Idaho	2
Illinois	33
Indiana	5
Iowa	1
Kansas	1
Kentucky	6
Louisiana	3
Maine	1
Maryland	6
Massachusetts	10
Michigan	22
Minnesota	20
Mississippi	0
Missouri	10
Montana	0
Nebraska	5
Nevada	2
New Hampshire	0
New Jersey	24
New Mexico	0
New York	57
North Carolina	14
North Dakota	0
Ohio	28
Oklahoma	4
Oregon	1
Pennsylvania	25
Rhode Island	2
South Carolina	1
South Dakota	0
Tennessee	9
Texas	56
Utah	1
Vermont	0
Virginia	17
Washington	10
West Virginia	0
Wisconsin	9
Wyoming	0

State Rank	Company	Rank	Revenues ($ millions)	City
Georgia
1	Home Depot	17	90,837.0	Atlanta
2	United Parcel Service	43	47,547.0	Atlanta
3	Coca-Cola	94	24,088.0	Atlanta
4	Coca-Cola Enterprises	118	19,804.0	Atlanta
5	Delta Air Lines	136	17,171.0	Atlanta
6	AFLAC	164	14,616.0	Columbus
7	Southern	168	14,356.0	Atlanta
8	SunTrust Banks	183	13,260.4	Atlanta
9	Genuine Parts	244	10,457.9	Atlanta
10	Mohawk Industries	304	7,905.8	Calhoun
11	Newell Rubbermaid	343	6,709.5	Atlanta
12	Beazer Homes USA	420	5,462.0	Atlanta
13	AGCO	421	5,435.0	Duluth
14	BlueLinx Holdings	456	4,899.4	Atlanta
15	Mirant	474	4,684.0	Atlanta
16	Synovus Financial Corp.	514	4,150.1	Columbus
17	Superior Essex	661	2,938.2	Atlanta
18	Exide Technologies	679	2,819.9	Alpharetta
19	AGL Resources	717	2,621.0	Atlanta
20	Spectrum Brands	729	2,568.1	Atlanta
21	Georgia Gulf	754	2,451.9	Atlanta
22	Graphic Packaging	766	2,413.0	Marietta
23	Acuity Brands	769	2,393.1	Atlanta
24	Rock-Tenn	822	2,138.1	Norcross
25	Gold Kist	824	2,127.4	Atlanta
26	Flowers Foods	889	1,888.7	Thomasville

From the April 30th, 2007 issue

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