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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%
- Tennessee
- 13.7%
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Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes with the most government workers
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- 1Van Buren County25.2%
- 2Clay County24.6%
- 3Lake County23.1%
- 4Roane County23%
- 5Morgan County22.5%
- 6Wayne County21.8%
- 7Scott County20.9%
- 8Cannon County20.7%
- 9Montgomery County20.7%
- 10Grundy County20.6%
- 11Stewart County20.5%
- 12Weakley County20.4%
- 13Hardeman County20.3%
- 14Houston County20.2%
- 15Perry County19.9%
- 16McNairy County19.5%
- 17Hancock County19.1%
- 18Jackson County18.6%
- 19Johnson County18.5%
- 20Obion County18%
- 21Unicoi County18%
- 22Haywood County17.7%
- 23Lewis County17.7%
- 24Carter County17.6%
- 25Sequatchie County17.6%
- 26Benton County17.4%
- 27Tipton County17.1%
- 28Trousdale County16.9%
- 29Hickman County16.8%
- 30Lauderdale County16.4%
- 31Lincoln County16.2%
- 32Smith County16.2%
- 33Pickett County16%
- 34Chester County15.9%
- 35Franklin County15.9%
- 36Carroll County15.6%
- 37Macon County15.6%
- 38Putnam County15.6%
- 39Hardin County15.4%
- 40Union County15.4%
- 41Campbell County15.3%
- 42Fentress County15.3%
- 43Henderson County15.3%
- 44Humphreys County15.3%
- 45Washington County15.3%
- 46Polk County15.1%
- 47Rhea County15.1%
- 48Claiborne County15%
- 49Dyer County14.9%
- 50Hawkins County14.8%
- 51Crockett County14.7%
- 52Knox County14.4%
- 53Moore County14.4%
- 54Warren County14.4%
- 55White County14.4%
- 56Henry County14.3%
- 57Coffee County14.2%
- 58Bradley County14.1%
- 59Anderson County14%
- 60DeKalb County13.9%
- 61Shelby County13.8%
- 62Bedford County13.7%
- 63Cheatham County13.7%
- 64Dickson County13.7%
- 65Rutherford County13.7%
- 66Marion County13.6%
- 67Overton County13.6%
- 68Madison County13.5%
- 69Wilson County13.5%
- 70Monroe County13.3%
- 71Sumner County13.2%
- 72Decatur County13.1%
- 73Grainger County13.1%
- 74Cocke County12.9%
- 75Greene County12.9%
- 76Lawrence County12.9%
- 77Loudon County12.8%
- 78Robertson County12.8%
- 79Sevier County12.8%
- 80Giles County12.5%
- 81Marshall County12.4%
- 82Bledsoe County12.3%
- 83Jefferson County12.1%
- 84Gibson County12%
- 85McMinn County12%
- 86Hamblen County11.9%
- 87Sullivan County11.9%
- 88Blount County11.7%
- 89Hamilton County11.6%
- 90Fayette County11.5%
- 91Maury County11.4%
- 92Meigs County10.8%
- 93Davidson County10.7%
- 94Williamson County10.2%
- 95Cumberland County9.8%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest government workers in Tennessee?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 37366 (Pelham, TN) has the highest: 42.9%.
Which zip code has the lowest government workers in Tennessee?
38236 (Mansfield, TN) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the government workers for the United States?
14.5%; in Tennessee it is 13.7%.
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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