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Job Popularity in Metro Areas for Structural Iron And Steel Workers

The map below shows some metro areas where the profession is more popular, compared to the size of the population, than in the rest of the country. A table below the map shows job popularity and salaries across the US.

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Listed below are metro areas ranked by the popularity of jobs for Structural Iron And Steel Workers relative to the population of the city, as of 2008.

A Relative Popularity of 1.0 means that the city has an average number of the particular job, for its population, compared to the rest of the US. Higher numbers mean proportionally more jobs of that type.

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Metro Area	Jobs	Salary (2008)	Relative Popularity
ALABAMA
Decatur	140	$31,880	6.9
Dothan	140	$38,970	6.2
Mobile	420	$34,630	5.6
Montgomery	200	$35,460	2.9
Birmingham	410	$36,860	1.8
ARIZONA
Phoenix	1,390	$34,210	1.7
Tucson	200	$31,450	1.3
ARKANSAS
Fayetteville	160	$30,110	2
Little Rock	260	$35,310	1.8
CALIFORNIA
Madera	60		4.6
Stockton	210	$49,060	2.4
El Centro	40	$35,090	2.1
Oakland	880	$64,610	2
Sacramento	560	$66,420	1.5
Bakersfield	160	$49,150	1.4
Riverside	590	$47,710	1.1
Modesto	50	$43,430	0.7
Visalia	40	$32,490	0.7
Oxnard	90	$46,490	0.7
Santa Ana	410	$49,430	0.6
San Diego	330	$46,850	0.6
COLORADO
Pueblo	110	$38,030	5.5
Denver	640	$41,130	1.2
CONNECTICUT
New Haven	90	$52,560	0.8
Hartford	180	$53,510	0.7
DELAWARE
Wilmington	100	$43,200	0.7
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington	820	$40,920	0.8
FLORIDA
Palm Bay	180	$42,310	2.2
Miami	690	$40,110	1.6
Fort Lauderdale	470	$29,010	1.5
Orlando	320	$37,850	0.7
Tampa	170	$35,820	0.3
Sarasota	30	$35,090	0.3
GEORGIA
Augusta	230	$41,990	2.7
Albany	60	$32,710	2.6
Atlanta	1,000	$35,360	1
Savannah	40	$41,480	0.7
HAWAII
Honolulu	250	$57,780	1.4
ILLINOIS
Decatur	80	$52,550	4.6
Chicago	1,420	$75,990	0.9
INDIANA
Evansville	350	$42,060	4.9
Gary	520	$62,640	4.5
Indianapolis	550	$50,280	1.4
IOWA
Cedar Rapids	190	$44,520	3.5
Des Moines	360	$44,750	2.6
Sioux City	60	$44,410	2.2
Waterloo	50	$37,170	1.5
KENTUCKY
Louisville	570	$46,640	2.2
Lexington	180	$44,750	1.8
LOUISIANA
Baton Rouge	930	$40,400	6
Lake Charles	140	$38,180	4.1
Houma	100	$33,340	2.7
Lafayette	150		2.6
New Orleans	370	$38,360	1.7
Shreveport	110	$34,550	1.5
MAINE
Bangor	60	$38,050	2.5
MARYLAND
Baltimore	510	$53,490	0.9
MASSACHUSETTS
Taunton	70	$54,540	4.1
Haverhill	120		4
Lowell	80	$77,090	1.6
Boston	560	$74,370	0.8
MICHIGAN
Monroe	100	$50,240	7
Kalamazoo	110	$52,670	2
Lansing	150	$57,670	1.9
Flint	100	$45,470	1.8
Detroit	190	$60,190	0.6
Warren	190	$55,270	0.4
MINNESOTA
Duluth	70	$61,730	1.4
MISSISSIPPI
Jackson	160	$30,010	1.5
MISSOURI
Kansas City	1,060	$52,660	2.4
St. Louis	590	$60,300	1
MONTANA
Missoula	60	$45,300	3.1
Billings	70	$25,710	2.2
NEBRASKA
Omaha	420	$44,930	2.1
NEVADA
Las Vegas	1,370	$55,150	3.5
Reno	100		1.2
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Nashua	80	$52,720	1.4
NEW JERSEY
Vineland	60	$61,560	2.8
Edison	440	$54,750	1
Newark	170	$61,770	0.4
NEW MEXICO
Albuquerque	140	$55,280	0.8
NEW YORK
Kingston	90	$81,270	4
Buffalo	410	$47,540	1.8
New York	3,310	$64,270	1.5
Nassau	620	$87,590	1.2
NORTH CAROLINA
Raleigh	280	$32,970	1.3
Winston-Salem	70	$29,710	0.8
Charlotte	210	$34,080	0.6
NORTH DAKOTA
Bismarck	50	$39,380	2.4
Fargo	100	$39,670	2.2
OHIO
Youngstown	240	$51,950	2.5
Cincinnati	720	$45,660	1.6
Columbus	520	$47,190	1.3
Akron	180	$57,110	1.3
Toledo	150	$45,970	1.1
Canton	60	$47,060	0.8
Cleveland	370	$61,390	0.8
Dayton	100	$53,870	0.6
OKLAHOMA
Tulsa	190	$35,110	1
OREGON
Eugene	70	$45,760	1.2
Portland	160	$54,480	0.4
PENNSYLVANIA
Lebanon	60	$48,410	3.5
York	140	$41,690	1.9
Harrisburg	190	$43,900	1.4
Scranton	150	$53,790	1.4
Pittsburgh	530	$54,280	1.1
Philadelphia	660	$52,840	0.8
RHODE ISLAND
Providence	330	$52,340	1.4
SOUTH CAROLINA
Sumter	40	$33,760	3.2
Florence	60	$30,520	1.8
Greenville	110	$36,610	0.9
Columbia	40	$33,520	0.3
SOUTH DAKOTA
Sioux Falls	50	$44,660	0.9
TENNESSEE
Johnson City	120	$39,850	4.2
Jackson	90	$30,710	4.2
Chattanooga	180	$42,290	1.9
Memphis	290	$37,040	1.1
Knoxville	120	$37,070	0.9
TEXAS
Odessa	160	$31,510	7.6
Corpus Christi	500	$30,190	6.9
Fort Worth	1,310	$34,380	3.6
Victoria	50	$26,570	2.9
Beaumont	170	$35,550	2.7
Houston	2,120	$38,100	1.9
Dallas	1,100	$33,440	1.2
San Antonio	360	$31,840	1
Austin	150	$37,950	0.5
UTAH
Salt Lake City	560	$40,220	2.1
VIRGINIA
Winchester	110	$40,640	5.6
Richmond	310	$39,040	1.2
Virginia Beach	370	$38,960	1.1
Roanoke	70	$35,660	1.1
WASHINGTON
Spokane	350	$40,590	4.1
Kennewick	110	$60,900	3.1
Seattle	1,580	$62,730	2.6
Olympia	80	$56,920	2.2
Bremerton	60	$55,140	1.9
Tacoma	160	$60,290	1.4
WEST VIRGINIA
Wheeling	50	$48,430	2.1
Charleston	120	$50,130	2
Weirton	30	$55,980	2
WISCONSIN
Green Bay	40	$42,180	0.6

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Industry	Jobs	Percent	Salary (2008)
Construction Trades	40,790	60%	$45,430
Construction	14,530	21%	$38,550
Civil Engineering	5,920	8%	$50,390
Metal Products	2,440	3%	$38,190
Miscellaneous Manufacturing	1,130	1%	$33,500
Office Services And Staffing	1,010	1%	$38,340
Professional And Technical Services	680	1%	$38,880

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