Alabama Average Weekly Wage By County in 2005 Q2

Updated on January 22, 2025.

According to the data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average weekly wage for Alabama in 2005 Q2 was $644. Among all Alabama counties, Washington had the highest average weekly wage ($858), followed by Choctaw ($802), and Madison ($795). On the other hand, Geneva had the lowest average weekly wage ($421), followed by Tallapoosa ($446), and Butler ($455).

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

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Alabama Average Weekly Wage By County in 2005 Q2 ($)

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State	Avg. Weekly Wages ($)
Autauga	515
Baldwin	514
Barbour	495
Bibb	508
Blount	499
Bullock	490
Butler	455
Calhoun	586
Chambers	548
Cherokee	474
Chilton	498
Choctaw	802
Clarke	534
Clay	482
Cleburne	546
Coffee	487
Colbert	624
Conecuh	558
Coosa	523
Covington	493
Crenshaw	487
Cullman	548
Dale	685
Dallas	550
DeKalb	508
Elmore	542
Escambia	541
Etowah	535
Fayette	529
Franklin	473
Geneva	421
Greene	466
Hale	472
Henry	558
Houston	587
Jackson	542
Jefferson	764
Lamar	553
Lauderdale	491
Lawrence	676
Lee	547
Limestone	772
Lowndes	590
Macon	547
Madison	795
Marengo	531
Marion	506
Marshall	498
Mobile	620
Monroe	609
Montgomery	644
Morgan	620
Perry	456
Pickens	484
Pike	534
Randolph	472
Russell	538
St. Clair	508
Shelby	686
Sumter	507
Talladega	631
Tallapoosa	446
Tuscaloosa	650
Walker	508
Washington	858
Wilcox	634
Winston	484