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No. of Retail Sq Ft.
Market Share Group Stores (in thousands)
10%+ Market Share
Arizona 39 4,618
California 193 23,895
Colorado 30 4,039
Illinois 71 9,233
Iowa 21 2,833
Maryland 28 3,494
Minnesota 63 8,373
Nebraska 11 1,397
New Jersey 32 4,137
North Dakota 4 505
Group Total 492 62,524
7.5%–9.9% Market Share
Florida 83 10,604
Georgia 40 5,126
Indiana 34 4,252
Kansas 16 2,188
Massachusetts 20 2,512
Montana 7 767
Nevada 14 1,736
New York 44 5,880
North Carolina 34 4,226
Rhode Island 2 254
South Dakota 4 417
Texas 114 14,964
Utah 9 1,428
Virginia 35 4,508
Washington 31 3,573
Wisconsin 31 3,590
Group Total 518 66,025
No. of Retail Sq Ft.
Market Share Group Stores (in thousands)
5.0%–7.4% Market Share
Connecticut 9 1,199
Delaware 2 268
Michigan 51 5,727
Missouri 26 3,369
New Hampshire 5 649
New Mexico 8 872
Ohio 47 5,648
Oregon 17 2,029
Pennsylvania 31 3,956
South Carolina 17 2,097
Tennessee 23 2,723
Group Total 236 28,537
2.5%–4.9% Market Share
Alabama 10 1,540
Idaho 5 536
Kentucky 12 1,360
Louisiana 11 1,552
Maine 2 250
Oklahoma 10 1,273
Wyoming 2 187
Group Total 52 6,698
0.0%–2.4% Market Share
Arkansas 4 492
Mississippi 3 364
Vermont 0 0
West Virginia 3 375
Group Total 10 1,231
Total 1,308 165,015
Year-end 2004 Store Count and Square Footage by State
For purposes of this schedule, market share is defined as Target sales by state as a percentage of U.S. General Merchandise Store sales, including department stores, discount
stores, supercenters and warehouse clubs. See map on page 3. For other purposes, broader or narrower measures of market share may be more appropriate.