The Lone Star State had 10,629,300 non-farm jobs as of November, a gain of 451,100 jobs since the same month in 2006, an analysis of U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics    U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics Latest from The Business Journals California loses nearly 1 million jobs in five yearsCalifornia loses 947,000 jobs in five years41 states, including Kansas, have lost jobs since 2006 Follow this company data by The Business Journals’ On Numbers shows.

Louisiana was a distant second in the number of non-farm jobs added during that five-year span, with 57,000.

North Dakota saw the highest job percentage increase during the period, boosting payrolls by 12.67 percent. Texas saw the nation’s second-highest percentage employment gain, at 4.43 percent.

Just nine states and the District of Columbia have added jobs during that period.