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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%
- Virginia
- 4.3%
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- 1Highland County11.9%
- 2Petersburg city10%
- 3Lancaster County9.5%
- 4Lee County9.5%
- 5Hopewell city9.2%
- 6Rappahannock County9.2%
- 7Wise County8.2%
- 8Radford city8.1%
- 9Franklin city7.9%
- 10Westmoreland County7.3%
- 11Harrisonburg city6.9%
- 12Williamsburg city6.8%
- 13Portsmouth city6.6%
- 14Winchester city6.4%
- 15Bristol city6.3%
- 16Greensville County6.3%
- 17Hampton city6.3%
- 18Louisa County5.8%
- 19Newport News city5.8%
- 20Norfolk city5.7%
- 21Richmond city5.7%
- 22Danville city5.6%
- 23Roanoke city5.6%
- 24Carroll County5.5%
- 25Manassas Park city5.5%
- 26Page County5.5%
- 27Southampton County5.5%
- 28Caroline County5.3%
- 29Lynchburg city5.3%
- 30Staunton city5.3%
- 31King and Queen County5.2%
- 32Prince George County5.2%
- 33Appomattox County5.1%
- 34Fredericksburg city5.1%
- 35Galax city5.1%
- 36Spotsylvania County5.1%
- 37Waynesboro city5.1%
- 38Falls Church city5%
- 39Suffolk city5%
- 40Surry County5%
- 41Chesapeake city4.9%
- 42Warren County4.9%
- 43Prince William County4.8%
- 44Shenandoah County4.8%
- 45Amherst County4.7%
- 46Buckingham County4.7%
- 47Pittsylvania County4.7%
- 48Chesterfield County4.6%
- 49Dinwiddie County4.6%
- 50Mathews County4.4%
- 51Madison County4.3%
- 52Fairfax County4.2%
- 53Fluvanna County4.2%
- 54Frederick County4.2%
- 55Halifax County4.2%
- 56York County4.2%
- 57Henry County4.1%
- 58Sussex County4.1%
- 59Virginia Beach city4%
- 60Wythe County4%
- 61Buchanan County3.9%
- 62Charles City County3.9%
- 63Essex County3.9%
- 64Henrico County3.9%
- 65Isle of Wight County3.9%
- 66Rockbridge County3.9%
- 67Amelia County3.8%
- 68Manassas city3.8%
- 69Northumberland County3.8%
- 70Norton city3.8%
- 71Tazewell County3.8%
- 72Campbell County3.7%
- 73Charlottesville city3.7%
- 74King George County3.7%
- 75Stafford County3.7%
- 76Colonial Heights city3.6%
- 77Floyd County3.6%
- 78Grayson County3.6%
- 79Lunenburg County3.6%
- 80Powhatan County3.6%
- 81Russell County3.6%
- 82Salem city3.6%
- 83Accomack County3.4%
- 84Albemarle County3.4%
- 85Orange County3.4%
- 86Alexandria city3.3%
- 87Arlington County3.3%
- 88Brunswick County3.3%
- 89Cumberland County3.3%
- 90Fairfax city3.3%
- 91Loudoun County3.3%
- 92Nelson County3.3%
- 93Northampton County3.3%
- 94Poquoson city3.2%
- 95Pulaski County3.2%
- 96Bedford County3.1%
- 97Smyth County3.1%
- 98Gloucester County3%
- 99Washington County3%
- 100Emporia city2.9%
- 101Fauquier County2.9%
- 102Martinsville city2.9%
- 103Middlesex County2.9%
- 104Montgomery County2.9%
- 105Covington city2.8%
- 106Nottoway County2.8%
- 107Roanoke County2.8%
- 108Scott County2.8%
- 109Clarke County2.7%
- 110Hanover County2.7%
- 111James City County2.7%
- 112Rockingham County2.7%
- 113Culpeper County2.6%
- 114Mecklenburg County2.6%
- 115Patrick County2.5%
- 116Richmond County2.5%
- 117Augusta County2.4%
- 118Botetourt County2.4%
- 119Charlotte County2.4%
- 120Franklin County2.4%
- 121Alleghany County2.3%
- 122Bland County2.3%
- 123Dickenson County2.3%
- 124King William County2.3%
- 125New Kent County2.3%
- 126Craig County2.2%
- 127Giles County2.1%
- 128Greene County1.8%
- 129Goochland County1.7%
- 130Prince Edward County1.5%
- 131Buena Vista city1.4%
- 132Bath County1.3%
- 133Lexington city0.6%
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest unemployment rate in Virginia?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 23284 (Richmond, VA) has the highest: 26.8%.
Which zip code has the lowest unemployment rate in Virginia?
23942 (Green Bay, VA) has the lowest: 0%.
What is the unemployment rate for the United States?
5.2%; in Virginia it is 4.3%.
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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