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. Automotive industries . petitors in the race for firstplace. Of the states that are high up in the populationscale, Ohio has the greatest number of cars per only those states whose population is four millionor more, the number of persons per car is as follows: Ohio Texas Illinois PennsylvaniaNew York Thus it appears that Ohio, although a thickly popu-lated industrial state, has already absorbed many morecars per person than any other similar state. Only twoother manufacturing states surpass it in this respect,Michigan and Wisconsin, neither of which has
. Automotive industries . petitors in the race for firstplace. Of the states that are high up in the populationscale, Ohio has the greatest number of cars per only those states whose population is four millionor more, the number of persons per car is as follows: Ohio Texas Illinois PennsylvaniaNew York Thus it appears that Ohio, although a thickly popu-lated industrial state, has already absorbed many morecars per person than any other similar state. Only twoother manufacturing states surpass it in this respect,Michigan and Wisconsin, neither of which has nearlyas large a population. Large Gains By Large States As might be expected, how-ever, the largest states havemade the greatest actual gainin registration during the lastyear. The five leaders in actualgain are as follows: Ohio New YorkTexasCaliforniaIllinois 104,36697,62896,38391,44290,321 Agricultural States Lead inCars Per Capita None of the first thirteenstates in the list of cars percapita is classed as a manufac-. \ \ \ \ \ 1 \ \ \ \ 1 \ \ \ \ v \ > 1 ^ s s 912 l •l 5 1 . 8 ■ 1 .1 KANSAS OKL-AIIOMA TEXAS WASHINGTON 1912 13 14 15 10 17 18 II 20 1912 li 14 V. 11. 17 MANUI--ACTUKJNC STATES MINING STATES SOUTHERN STATES MASSACHUSETTS DELAWARE WVOMINO MONTANA FLORIDA KENTUCKE1 NEW YORK CONNECTICUT NEVADA COLORADO CEORCIA OHIO RHODE ISLAND UTAH ARIZONA VIRGINIA PENNSYLVANIA NEW JERSEY NEW MEXICO IDAHO MICHOAN WISCONSIN 1NI1IANA W. VIRGINIA II nnesmfLOUISIANA \H,: iv,im ALABAMA Fig. 1 304 AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRIES THE AUTOMOBILE February 17, 1921 10,000,0009,000,0008,000,0007,000,0006,000,0005,000,0004,000,000 3,000,000 2,000,0001,500,000 900,000800,000700,000600,000500,000 400,000300,000 200,000150,000
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