Georgia Unemployment Rate By County in March, 2009

Updated on April 6, 2023.

The seasonally adjusted Unemployment Rate of Georgia in March, 2009 was 10%, according to recent data from the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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

Jenkins: 21.2%
Chattooga: 19.7%
Hancock: 18%

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

Oconee: 6.4%
Lee: 6.6%
Long: 6.7%

Use the interactive visualization and table below to explore this data for each Georgia county for March, 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.

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

Georgia Unemployment Rate By County in March, 2009 (%)

Georgia Unemployment Rate By County in March, 2009

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County	Unemployment Rate (%)
Appling	9.5
Atkinson	15.2
Bacon	9.2
Baker	8.7
Baldwin	10.6
Banks	8.9
Barrow	11.1
Bartow	12.2
Ben Hill	16.1
Berrien	13.7
Bibb	9.6
Bleckley	9.2
Brantley	11
Brooks	8.6
Bryan	7.7
Bulloch	9.2
Burke	13.5
Butts	11.4
Calhoun	11.2
Camden	8.7
Candler	9.6
Carroll	11.2
Catoosa	9.5
Charlton	11.4
Chatham	8.5
Chattahoochee	14.5
Chattooga	19.7
Cherokee	8.8
Clarke	7.6
Clay	9.3
Clayton	11.4
Clinch	10.7
Cobb	9.1
Coffee	12.8
Colquitt	9.2
Columbia	7.2
Cook	13.2
Coweta	9.4
Crawford	10.6
Crisp	12.6
Dade	11.2
Dawson	10.6
Decatur	12.9
DeKalb	9.7
Dodge	9.1
Dooly	10.2
Dougherty	9.5
Douglas	10.8
Early	11
Echols	7.7
Effingham	8.1
Elbert	14.6
Emanuel	10.9
Evans	8.9
Fannin	11.5
Fayette	8.2
Floyd	10.9
Forsyth	8.5
Franklin	12.2
Fulton	9.8
Gilmer	11
Glascock	12
Glynn	8.5
Gordon	13.2
Grady	9.8
Greene	13
Gwinnett	9
Habersham	11.4
Hall	9.8
Hancock	18
Haralson	12.9
Harris	7.6
Hart	14
Heard	14.3
Henry	9.3
Houston	7.3
Irwin	16
Jackson	11.4
Jasper	13.1
Jeff Davis	13.7
Jefferson	15.2
Jenkins	21.2
Johnson	12.8
Jones	7.9
Lamar	11.8
Lanier	9.9
Laurens	11.2
Lee	6.6
Liberty	8.5
Lincoln	11.1
Long	6.7
Lowndes	8.1
Lumpkin	12.4
McDuffie	10.8
McIntosh	10.3
Macon	12.2
Madison	9.1
Marion	10.6
Meriwether	13.8
Miller	9.2
Mitchell	9.4
Monroe	8.4
Montgomery	9.1
Morgan	10.5
Murray	15.7
Muscogee	9
Newton	12.7
Oconee	6.4
Oglethorpe	8.4
Paulding	10.3
Peach	10
Pickens	10.7
Pierce	10
Pike	10
Polk	11.3
Pulaski	7.5
Putnam	10.1
Quitman	10.7
Rabun	12
Randolph	11.5
Richmond	10.3
Rockdale	10.7
Schley	14.4
Screven	14.8
Seminole	11.8
Spalding	12.9
Stephens	10.7
Stewart	10.9
Sumter	13.1
Talbot	9.6
Taliaferro	13.1
Tattnall	9
Taylor	11
Telfair	10.8
Terrell	9.4
Thomas	8.9
Tift	11
Toombs	9.9
Towns	9.4
Treutlen	11.1
Troup	13.6
Turner	16
Twiggs	11
Union	10.3
Upson	12.5
Walker	14.9
Walton	10.3
Ware	10.8
Warren	17.9
Washington	13
Wayne	11.9
Webster	8.8
Wheeler	9.5
White	10.7
Whitfield	14.3
Wilcox	12
Wilkes	12
Wilkinson	11
Worth	9.1

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.

Historical Unemployment Rate of Georgia's Counties

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