Higher Ed. Local Expenditures in 2009

Rank	State	Fips Code	Value ($000)
1	California	06000	10,526,192
2	Texas	48000	4,374,266
3	Florida	12000	3,055,089
4	New York	36000	2,824,941
5	Illinois	17000	2,405,146
6	North Carolina	37000	1,765,182
7	Michigan	26000	1,587,880
8	Arizona	04000	1,281,106
9	Wisconsin	55000	1,240,460
10	New Jersey	34000	1,179,000
11	Maryland	24000	1,153,400
12	Oregon	41000	1,034,934
13	Pennsylvania	42000	993,038
14	Iowa	19000	853,522
15	Missouri	29000	825,246
16	Kansas	20000	758,709
17	Mississippi	28000	683,819
18	Ohio	39000	617,049
19	New Mexico	35000	329,884
20	Nebraska	31000	303,676
21	Wyoming	56000	239,746
22	Virginia	51000	156,236
23	Idaho	16000	132,690
24	District of Columbia	11000	132,559
25	Colorado	08000	105,602
26	South Dakota	46000	72,253
27	Massachusetts	25000	40,760
28	Montana	30000	37,011
29	Georgia	13000	30,447
30	Alaska	02000	12,571
31	Indiana	18000	739
Source: Rockefeller Institute of Government, U.S. Census Bureau D.C. appears local and state & local combined and is not double counted.

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