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NLRB Stats ArchiveAnnual ReportsFY2002 › Geographic distribution of cases received

Geographic distribution of cases received

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West Virginia..........................................................4343672788243000604929205
South Atlantic....................................................3,8793,3222,68361017512453645012744116
Iowa........................................................................30423020424100107254513101
Kansas......................................................................2271901444150000352609002
Minnesota................................................................4583152514673701131100328309
Missouri..................................................................9818226011742417015151110536503
North Dakota..........................................................32211710003010703001
Nebraska..................................................................826456701000161222002
South Dakota..........................................................25141400000011713000
West North Central............................................2,1091,6561,287293372175642631616949018
Arkansas..................................................................18015413717000002616010000
Louisiana................................................................36932924678220013928011100
Oklahoma................................................................2401991445410000372926103
Texas........................................................................1,1991,09889120700000948158007
West South Central............................................1,9881,7801,418356320011961547352010
Total, all States and areas..................................35,85130,17523,0336,26947621233341185,2854,24614689313712242

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Source page 105 of NLRB FY2002 annual report
Source: NLRB Annual Report FY2002, p. 105.

Source data: U.S. NLRB Annual Reports (public domain). Reconstruction by NLRB Stats Archive. Updated June 2026.