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Share of employed residents who work for local, state or federal government, including public schools.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 14.5%
- Missouri
- 13.2%
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Top and bottom zip codes in Missouri
Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes with the most government workers
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- 1Pulaski County34.8%
- 2Cole County27.6%
- 3Osage County23.5%
- 4Dent County23.2%
- 5Boone County23%
- 6Johnson County22.9%
- 7Linn County22.9%
- 8Phelps County22.4%
- 9Maries County22.1%
- 10New Madrid County22.1%
- 11Callaway County21.6%
- 12Moniteau County21.5%
- 13Putnam County21.4%
- 14Texas County21.1%
- 15Caldwell County20%
- 16Benton County19.5%
- 17Cooper County19.4%
- 18Nodaway County19.2%
- 19Schuyler County19.2%
- 20Holt County19%
- 21Howell County19%
- 22Carter County18.9%
- 23Miller County18.8%
- 24Iron County18.5%
- 25Harrison County18.4%
- 26Livingston County18.3%
- 27Pike County18%
- 28DeKalb County17.8%
- 29Shannon County17.6%
- 30Adair County17.5%
- 31St. Francois County17.5%
- 32Worth County17.4%
- 33Atchison County17.1%
- 34Oregon County16.9%
- 35Macon County16.8%
- 36Dunklin County16.7%
- 37Saline County16.7%
- 38Knox County16.6%
- 39Andrew County16.5%
- 40Howard County16.5%
- 41Daviess County16.3%
- 42Hickory County16.3%
- 43Audrain County16.2%
- 44Gentry County16.2%
- 45St. Clair County16.2%
- 46Wayne County16.2%
- 47Monroe County16.1%
- 48Ozark County16.1%
- 49Chariton County15.9%
- 50Grundy County15.7%
- 51Barton County15.3%
- 52Dallas County15.1%
- 53Bollinger County15%
- 54Randolph County15%
- 55Carroll County14.8%
- 56Crawford County14.8%
- 57Ste. Genevieve County14.8%
- 58Washington County14.8%
- 59Cape Girardeau County14.5%
- 60Henry County14.5%
- 61Lafayette County14.4%
- 62Ripley County14.3%
- 63Douglas County14.2%
- 64Pemiscot County13.9%
- 65Lawrence County13.8%
- 66Madison County13.7%
- 67Vernon County13.7%
- 68Clay County13.6%
- 69Polk County13.6%
- 70Butler County13.5%
- 71Mississippi County13.5%
- 72Clinton County13.2%
- 73Mercer County13.1%
- 74Jackson County12.9%
- 75Jasper County12.9%
- 76Marion County12.9%
- 77Stoddard County12.9%
- 78Wright County12.9%
- 79Reynolds County12.7%
- 80Gasconade County12.6%
- 81Shelby County12.6%
- 82Laclede County12.5%
- 83Stone County12.5%
- 84Webster County12.4%
- 85Buchanan County12.3%
- 86Cedar County12.3%
- 87Ray County12.1%
- 88Dade County12%
- 89Morgan County12%
- 90Platte County12%
- 91Taney County12%
- 92Clark County11.9%
- 93Ralls County11.8%
- 94Pettis County11.7%
- 95St. Louis city11.6%
- 96Christian County11.5%
- 97Cass County11.3%
- 98Greene County11.3%
- 99Scott County11.3%
- 100Montgomery County10.8%
- 101Camden County10.7%
- 102St. Louis County10.4%
- 103Sullivan County10.4%
- 104St. Charles County10.2%
- 105Barry County10%
- 106Jefferson County9.9%
- 107Newton County9.9%
- 108Bates County9.8%
- 109Franklin County9.8%
- 110Perry County9.5%
- 111McDonald County9.3%
- 112Scotland County9.3%
- 113Lincoln County9.1%
- 114Lewis County8.5%
- 115Warren County8.1%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest government workers in Missouri?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 65305 (Whiteman Air Force Base, MO) has the highest: 50.2%.
Which zip code has the lowest government workers in Missouri?
65764 (Tunas, MO) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the government workers for the United States?
14.5%; in Missouri it is 13.2%.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Share of employed residents who work for local, state or federal government, including public schools.
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