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Employment data are from the U.S. Department of Labor's Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics and Employment Projections programs. State-level projections data are from Projections Central and State Labor Market Information offices.

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      Current Employment for Surveyors in UNITED STATES

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      Rank State 2023 Employment
        United States 50,740
      1 Texas 5,430
      2 California 4,520
      3 Florida 3,720
      4 Georgia 1,900
      5 North Carolina 1,720
      6 Pennsylvania 1,660
      7 Massachusetts 1,650
      8 Virginia 1,580
      9 New York 1,540
      10 Colorado 1,490
      11 Maryland 1,390
      12 Illinois 1,370
      13 Michigan 1,320
      14 Missouri 1,280
      15 Louisiana 1,210
      16 Arizona 1,170
      17 Ohio 1,050
      18 New Jersey 990
      19 Indiana 970
      20 Oklahoma 920
      21 Minnesota 890
      22 South Carolina 870
      23 Tennessee 870
      24 Washington 840
      25 Alabama 760
      26 Utah 720
      27 Kentucky 660
      28 Wisconsin 640
      29 Oregon 620
      30 Kansas 530
      31 Nevada 530
      32 Connecticut 500
      33 Mississippi 470
      34 Arkansas 450
      35 Montana 450
      36 West Virginia 380
      37 Maine 370
      38 Iowa 350
      39 Alaska 320
      40 Nebraska 300
      41 New Mexico 300
      42 North Dakota 300
      43 Idaho 290
      44 Hawaii 270
      45 Wyoming 250
      46 Puerto Rico 220
      47 New Hampshire 200
      48 Vermont 150
      49 Delaware 130
      50 South Dakota 120
      51 Rhode Island 100
      52 American Samoa No Data Available
      53 District of Columbia No Data Available
      54 Guam No Data Available
      55 Northern Mariana Islands No Data Available
      56 Virgin Islands No Data Available