Georgia Unemployment Rate By County in June, 2009
Updated on April 6, 2023.

The seasonally adjusted Unemployment Rate of Georgia in June, 2009 was 10.6%, according to recent data from the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics.

The 3 counties with the highest unemployment rate (not seasonally adjusted) in June, 2009 were:

  1. Jenkins: 20.7%
  2. Hancock: 20.6%
  3. Warren: 18.5%

On the other hand, the 3 counties with the lowest unemployment rate (not seasonally adjusted) in June, 2009 were:

  1. Long: 7%
  2. Oconee: 7.2%
  3. Columbia: 7.8%

Use the interactive visualization and table below to explore this data for each Georgia county for June, 2009. You can also see links at the bottom of this page for similar data for other months, and also the historical unemployment rate for each of Georgia's counties.

See also: Historical Georgia Unemployment Rate.

Georgia Unemployment Rate By County in June, 2009 (%)
Georgia Unemployment Rate By County in June, 2009
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County Unemployment Rate (%)
Appling 12
Atkinson 13.8
Bacon 10.7
Baker 10.8
Baldwin 13
Banks 8.3
Barrow 11.5
Bartow 13
Ben Hill 16.3
Berrien 13.5
Bibb 10.8
Bleckley 11.3
Brantley 12.3
Brooks 9.2
Bryan 8.5
Bulloch 10.6
Burke 13
Butts 13.6
Calhoun 11.8
Camden 10.2
Candler 10.4
Carroll 12.4
Catoosa 9.8
Charlton 12.8
Chatham 9.5
Chattahoochee 16.6
Chattooga 14.1
Cherokee 9.7
Clarke 8.6
Clay 9.9
Clayton 13.2
Clinch 11
Cobb 10.2
Coffee 17.8
Colquitt 9.3
Columbia 7.8
Cook 13
Coweta 11.6
Crawford 10.8
Crisp 13.5
Dade 12
Dawson 11.3
Decatur 13.8
DeKalb 11.2
Dodge 12.4
Dooly 11.2
Dougherty 11.7
Douglas 12.1
Early 11.1
Echols 8.2
Effingham 8.7
Elbert 12.8
Emanuel 11.5
Evans 9.1
Fannin 11.5
Fayette 9.5
Floyd 12
Forsyth 9.1
Franklin 13.1
Fulton 11.4
Gilmer 11.1
Glascock 12.1
Glynn 9.3
Gordon 14.3
Grady 10.6
Greene 12.3
Gwinnett 10
Habersham 10.9
Hall 10.4
Hancock 20.6
Haralson 14
Harris 8.1
Hart 14.8
Heard 15.2
Henry 10.8
Houston 8.1
Irwin 16.2
Jackson 12.2
Jasper 12.8
Jeff Davis 15.2
Jefferson 16
Jenkins 20.7
Johnson 13.9
Jones 9.8
Lamar 16.1
Lanier 8.3
Laurens 12.8
Lee 7.9
Liberty 9.3
Lincoln 11.5
Long 7
Lowndes 9.4
Lumpkin 13
McDuffie 12.5
McIntosh 11.4
Macon 13.7
Madison 9.4
Marion 10.3
Meriwether 16.3
Miller 9.3
Mitchell 11.1
Monroe 9.9
Montgomery 10.1
Morgan 10.7
Murray 14
Muscogee 10.4
Newton 13.4
Oconee 7.2
Oglethorpe 9.1
Paulding 11.2
Peach 12
Pickens 11.3
Pierce 10.7
Pike 12.6
Polk 11.7
Pulaski 9.3
Putnam 11.8
Quitman 12.9
Rabun 10.6
Randolph 12.6
Richmond 11.7
Rockdale 12.2
Schley 12.6
Screven 15.3
Seminole 11.7
Spalding 17.1
Stephens 12.1
Stewart 11.3
Sumter 14.2
Talbot 10.7
Taliaferro 16.2
Tattnall 9.1
Taylor 13
Telfair 16.1
Terrell 11.6
Thomas 10
Tift 11.9
Toombs 10.6
Towns 9.5
Treutlen 12.6
Troup 15.3
Turner 14.6
Twiggs 12.9
Union 10.1
Upson 14.2
Walker 12.1
Walton 11.2
Ware 12.5
Warren 18.5
Washington 14.1
Wayne 13.1
Webster 10.2
Wheeler 10.3
White 10.5
Whitfield 13.1
Wilcox 12.9
Wilkes 12.4
Wilkinson 11.4
Worth 10.6

Georgia Unemployment Rate For Other Months and Years

Use the following links to see Georgia's unemployment rate for other months and years. Or see links for all the available months and years here.
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Historical Unemployment Rate of Georgia's Counties

Use the following links to to see the historical unemployment rate for Georgia's counties.