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Job Popularity in Metro Areas for Numerical Tool And Process Control Programmers

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 Numerical Tool And Process Control Programmers 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
Huntsville	50	$37,310	2.8
ARIZONA
Phoenix	230	$47,270	1.4
CALIFORNIA
San Jose	240	$57,890	2.9
Santa Ana	350	$54,390	2.5
Fresno	50	$33,630	1.7
Riverside	170	$48,150	1.5
San Diego	110	$56,880	0.9
Oakland	60	$63,050	0.6
COLORADO
Denver	50	$58,200	0.4
CONNECTICUT
Danbury	80	$40,930	13.9
Hartford	260	$49,970	5
New Haven	70	$54,280	2.8
Bridgeport	40	$58,770	1
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Washington	50	$47,440	0.2
FLORIDA
Tampa	50	$49,450	0.5
Orlando	40	$42,220	0.4
ILLINOIS
Rockford	80	$53,080	6.1
Chicago	540	$46,940	1.6
INDIANA
Columbus	30	$35,990	9.2
Fort Wayne	50		2.7
Indianapolis	140	$36,710	1.7
IOWA
Davenport	80	$48,370	5
KANSAS
Wichita	160	$53,210	5.9
KENTUCKY
Louisville	70	$39,830	1.3
MARYLAND
Baltimore	50	$50,930	0.4
MASSACHUSETTS
Worcester	40	$46,890	1.8
Boston	140	$48,600	0.9
MICHIGAN
Grand Rapids	290	$44,770	8.6
Warren	530	$52,600	5.1
Holland	40	$39,430	4.7
Kalamazoo	40	$46,400	3.4
Detroit	180	$45,440	2.8
MINNESOTA
Minneapolis	360	$50,300	2.2
MISSOURI
St. Louis	150	$45,140	1.2
Kansas City	110	$49,000	1.2
NEVADA
Las Vegas	30	$49,250	0.4
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Nashua	40	$55,520	3.4
NEW JERSEY
Camden	70	$42,430	1.5
Newark	40	$56,810	0.4
NEW YORK
Buffalo	200	$37,520	4.1
Rochester	160	$41,600	3.6
Syracuse	80	$43,430	2.9
Nassau	120	$50,950	1.1
New York	110	$46,340	0.2
NORTH CAROLINA
Greensboro	60	$42,640	1.8
Charlotte	70	$49,630	0.9
OHIO
Dayton	120	$47,630	3.4
Cleveland	230	$46,110	2.4
Akron	60	$47,120	2
Canton	30	$37,480	2
Cincinnati	170	$45,190	1.8
Columbus	40	$37,880	0.5
OKLAHOMA
Tulsa	170	$41,330	4.4
OREGON
Eugene	50	$46,440	3.9
Portland	340	$60,110	3.6
PENNSYLVANIA
Reading	50	$36,860	3.5
Erie	30	$39,160	2.8
Pittsburgh	170	$47,160	1.6
Harrisburg	40	$47,900	1.4
Allentown	30	$42,250	1
Philadelphia	170	$50,360	1
RHODE ISLAND
Providence	100	$43,610	2
SOUTH CAROLINA
Greenville	190	$35,570	7
Columbia	70	$39,970	2.2
TENNESSEE
Kingsport	40	$35,260	4.2
Chattanooga	50	$42,780	2.4
Knoxville	40	$47,900	1.3
TEXAS
Fort Worth	150	$35,680	1.9
Houston	300	$49,580	1.3
Dallas	240	$42,050	1.3
UTAH
Salt Lake City	40	$46,150	0.7
VIRGINIA
Virginia Beach	30	$42,100	0.4
WASHINGTON
Tacoma	100	$63,130	4.2
Seattle	340	$69,280	2.6
Spokane	30	$56,170	1.6
WISCONSIN
Sheboygan	50	$43,750	11.1
Racine	40	$42,400	6.4
Milwaukee	260	$45,340	3.4

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Industry	Jobs	Percent	Salary (2008)
Metal Products	6,410	38%	$44,650
Machinery	5,320	32%	$44,340
Automotive And Vehicle Manufacturing	2,190	13%	$45,650
Electronics And Computer	400	2%	$45,190
Plastics And Rubber	350	2%	$46,310
Miscellaneous Manufacturing	320	1%	$42,260
Furniture	260	1%	$36,560
Durable Goods Wholesale	250	1%	$53,370

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