How many

How many barbershops are in the US?

Census County Business Patterns 2023: barbershops with paid employees in the United States and in each state, per 10,000 residents, and the change since five years ago.

5barbershops in the United States, County Business Patterns 2023

−944 since 2018 (−100%; 949 then). That is 0.0 per 10,000 residents.

What this count includes

The Census counts barbershops under NAICS 812111, which covers establishments that mainly cut and trim hair and shave beards. Beauty salons and nail salons have their own codes and are left out here.

By state

StateBarbershopsPer 10,000 residents
New Jersey1270.1
Texas1120.0
California880.0
Florida830.0
New York620.0
Washington480.1
Tennessee440.1
Illinois420.0
Colorado410.1
Pennsylvania380.0
Arizona320.0
Virginia280.0
Wisconsin280.1
Georgia230.0
Oregon230.1
Ohio220.0
Missouri210.0
Connecticut210.1
Maryland200.0
Michigan180.0
North Carolina160.0
Indiana160.0
Utah150.0
Montana140.1
Louisiana130.0
Oklahoma120.0
Minnesota110.0
South Carolina110.0
Kansas100.0
Massachusetts90.0
Kentucky80.0
Iowa80.0
Hawaii70.1
Maine70.1
Alabama60.0
Idaho60.0
New Hampshire60.0
Rhode Island60.1
Arkansas50.0
New Mexico50.0
Nebraska50.0
West Virginia40.0
Delaware40.0
North Dakota40.1
Nevada30.0
Mississippi30.0
South Dakota30.0
Alaska30.0
District of Columbia30.0
Vermont30.1
Wyoming30.1
Sources and dates

U.S. Census Bureau: County Business Patterns 2023 and 2018 (establishments by NAICS, states, metro areas and the US) and ZIP Code Business Patterns 2023; Population Estimates Vintage 2024 for the rates. Establishments with paid employees; owner-only businesses are not counted.

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