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      A cluster is a regional concentration of related industries that arise out of the various types of linkages or externalities that span across industries in a particular location. The U.S. Benchmark Cluster Definitions are designed to enable systemic comparison across regions. View and compare clusters across the U.S.

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      A region is broadly defined as a county, economic area (EA), metro/micropolitan statistical area (MSA), or state. The U.S. Benchmark Cluster Definitions use the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis defined economic areas. View and compare regions across the U.S.

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      The Community of Practice enables practitioners to share Resources, post Blogs, and find partner Organizations. View and contribute content of interest to the cluster based economic development community.

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Cluster Dashboard: subclusters

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This map illustrates the economic geography of the subclusters that make up this cluster. Click on any region for specific regional data or to go to a Region Dashboard.
Use the controls on the map to adjust the type of data displayed. Below the map is a set of chart data visualizations. 

Subclusters

These charts provide national-level data for each subcluster based on a set of core performance indicators. Click on any of the bars in a chart to view the industries in a subcluster or to go to a Subcluster Dashboard. Download a spreadsheet of data underlying the chart you are on by clicking the circular arrow button on the left. Download an image of the chart you are on by clicking the photo icon button on the left.

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The U.S. Cluster Mapping Project is led by Professor Michael E. Porter at the Institute for Strategy and Competitiveness, Harvard Business School.

This project is funded by the U.S. Department of Commerce, Economic Development Administration.