Alabama Average Weekly Wage By County in 2002 Q2

Updated on January 22, 2025.

According to the data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average weekly wage for Alabama in 2002 Q2 was $586. Among all Alabama counties, Madison had the highest average weekly wage ($749), followed by Washington ($741), and Choctaw ($712). On the other hand, Perry had the lowest average weekly wage ($393), followed by Geneva ($395), and Hale ($404).

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Data Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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Alabama Average Weekly Wage By County in 2002 Q2 ($)

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State	Avg. Weekly Wages ($)
Autauga	516
Baldwin	452
Barbour	439
Bibb	463
Blount	455
Bullock	422
Butler	429
Calhoun	523
Chambers	568
Cherokee	433
Chilton	454
Choctaw	712
Clarke	486
Clay	437
Cleburne	483
Coffee	433
Colbert	566
Conecuh	489
Coosa	500
Covington	471
Crenshaw	450
Cullman	488
Dale	620
Dallas	502
DeKalb	474
Elmore	482
Escambia	495
Etowah	497
Fayette	462
Franklin	461
Geneva	395
Greene	453
Hale	404
Henry	486
Houston	537
Jackson	518
Jefferson	687
Lamar	484
Lauderdale	455
Lawrence	613
Lee	498
Limestone	683
Lowndes	568
Macon	450
Madison	749
Marengo	479
Marion	487
Marshall	459
Mobile	561
Monroe	564
Montgomery	591
Morgan	570
Perry	393
Pickens	442
Pike	475
Randolph	437
Russell	516
St. Clair	460
Shelby	613
Sumter	457
Talladega	552
Tallapoosa	455
Tuscaloosa	577
Walker	468
Washington	741
Wilcox	604
Winston	445