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Share of people in the civilian labor force (working or looking for work) who don't have a job. Lower is better.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 5.2%
- North Dakota
- 2.8%
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Top and bottom zip codes in North Dakota
Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes with the highest unemployment
See allUnemployment rate by county in North Dakota
- 1Sioux County17%
- 2Hettinger County5.4%
- 3Williams County4.4%
- 4Dickey County4.1%
- 5McHenry County4.1%
- 6Rolette County4%
- 7Stutsman County4%
- 8Barnes County3.8%
- 9Burke County3.7%
- 10Grant County3.6%
- 11Ward County3.6%
- 12Benson County3.4%
- 13Dunn County3.4%
- 14Golden Valley County3.4%
- 15Pembina County3.4%
- 16Steele County3.3%
- 17Bowman County3.1%
- 18McIntosh County3.1%
- 19Cass County3%
- 20Stark County3%
- 21Ransom County2.9%
- 22Slope County2.7%
- 23Eddy County2.5%
- 24LaMoure County2.5%
- 25Mercer County2.5%
- 26Burleigh County2.3%
- 27Divide County2.3%
- 28Emmons County2.3%
- 29Grand Forks County2.3%
- 30Adams County2.2%
- 31Traill County2.2%
- 32Billings County2.1%
- 33Walsh County2%
- 34Wells County2%
- 35Logan County1.7%
- 36Richland County1.7%
- 37Bottineau County1.6%
- 38Kidder County1.5%
- 39Morton County1.5%
- 40Griggs County1.4%
- 41McLean County1.4%
- 42McKenzie County1.3%
- 43Ramsey County1.2%
- 44Mountrail County1.1%
- 45Nelson County1.1%
- 46Pierce County1.1%
- 47Sheridan County1.1%
- 48Cavalier County1%
- 49Foster County1%
- 50Oliver County1%
- 51Renville County1%
- 52Sargent County0.8%
- 53Towner County0.7%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest unemployment rate in North Dakota?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 58538 (Fort Yates, ND) has the highest: 23.1%.
Which zip code has the lowest unemployment rate in North Dakota?
58282 (Walhalla, ND) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the unemployment rate for the United States?
5.2%; in North Dakota it is 2.8%.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Share of people in the civilian labor force (working or looking for work) who don't have a job. Lower is better.
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