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TABLE 20: TRADEMARKS REGISTERED TO RESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATESRead Footnote 11
(FY 2004)
State/Territory No. for 2004
Total  97,571
 
Alabama     395
Alaska      59
Arizona   1,073
Arkansas     221
California  10,442
Colorado   1,313
Connecticut     800
Delaware  22,108
District of Columbia     689
Florida   3,741
Georgia   1,511
Hawaii     134
Idaho     202
Illinois   3,177
Indiana   1,029
Iowa     506
Kansas     402
State/Territory No. for 2004
Kentucky    423
Louisiana    394
Maine    252
Maryland  1,183
Massachusetts  1,865
Michigan  1,783
Minnesota  1,938
Mississippi    130
Missouri  1,203
Montana     99
Nebraska    317
Nevada  1,726
New Hampshire    259
New Jersey  2,231
New Mexico    156
New York  5,797
North Carolina  1,189
North Dakota     70
Ohio  2,544
State/Territory No. for 2004
Oklahoma    415
Oregon    840
Pennsylvania  2,246
Rhode Island    364
South Carolina    434
South Dakota    112
Tennessee    733
Texas  3,367
Utah    742
Vermont    159
Virginia  1,325
Washington  1,750
West Virginia     79
Wisconsin  1,394
Wyoming    121
Puerto Rico     66
Virgin Islands     19
U.S. Pacific IslandsRead Footnote 22      -
United StatesRead Footnote 33 12,044

Notes:

- Represents zero.

1: When a trademark is registered, the trademark database is corrected to indicate the home state of the entity registering the trademark. (back to text)

2: Represents residents of American Samoa, Guam, and miscellaneous U.S. Pacific Islands. (back to text)

3: No State indicated in data base, includes APO filings. (back to text)
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