Georgia Unemployment Rate By County in April, 2020
Updated on April 6, 2023.

The seasonally adjusted Unemployment Rate of Georgia in April, 2020 was 12.4%, according to recent data from the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics.

The 3 counties with the highest unemployment rate (not seasonally adjusted) in April, 2020 were:

  1. Whitfield: 19.4%
  2. Murray: 18.8%
  3. Clay: 17.7%

On the other hand, the 3 counties with the lowest unemployment rate (not seasonally adjusted) in April, 2020 were:

  1. Miller: 5.5%
  2. Early: 5.5%
  3. Charlton: 5.5%

Use the interactive visualization and table below to explore this data for each Georgia county for April, 2020. 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 April, 2020 (%)
Georgia Unemployment Rate By County in April, 2020
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County Unemployment Rate (%)
Appling 7.2
Atkinson 7.6
Bacon 7.3
Baker 8
Baldwin 10.6
Banks 9
Barrow 10.8
Bartow 13.8
Ben Hill 10.4
Berrien 14.3
Bibb 12.1
Bleckley 9.2
Brantley 10.4
Brooks 7.5
Bryan 11.2
Bulloch 11.2
Burke 10.2
Butts 10.9
Calhoun 6
Camden 9.1
Candler 6.5
Carroll 12.2
Catoosa 9.5
Charlton 5.5
Chatham 15.7
Chattahoochee 10.2
Chattooga 16.7
Cherokee 10.3
Clarke 11.9
Clay 17.7
Clayton 15.9
Clinch 5.9
Cobb 11.1
Coffee 9.3
Colquitt 7.3
Columbia 8.2
Cook 7.7
Coweta 12.4
Crawford 9.2
Crisp 12.2
Dade 7.6
Dawson 10.6
Decatur 7
DeKalb 13.2
Dodge 8.5
Dooly 16.1
Dougherty 12.8
Douglas 12.5
Early 5.5
Echols 5.8
Effingham 10.6
Elbert 12
Emanuel 8.8
Evans 7.6
Fannin 10.5
Fayette 10
Floyd 13.4
Forsyth 9.6
Franklin 11.7
Fulton 13.5
Gilmer 9.9
Glascock 6.5
Glynn 16.3
Gordon 12.6
Grady 8.2
Greene 9.8
Gwinnett 12.1
Habersham 10.4
Hall 10.1
Hancock 11.8
Haralson 11.6
Harris 9.3
Hart 9.6
Heard 14.3
Henry 12.8
Houston 9.6
Irwin 8.2
Jackson 10
Jasper 8.9
Jeff Davis 7.8
Jefferson 9.2
Jenkins 8.5
Johnson 7.8
Jones 8
Lamar 10.4
Lanier 9.3
Laurens 11.7
Lee 8.6
Liberty 10.6
Lincoln 8.8
Long 7
Lowndes 10
Lumpkin 10.8
McDuffie 13.6
McIntosh 10.9
Macon 9.8
Madison 10.4
Marion 7.2
Meriwether 15.6
Miller 5.5
Mitchell 8.3
Monroe 8.8
Montgomery 8.5
Morgan 10.8
Murray 18.8
Muscogee 12.7
Newton 12
Oconee 8.2
Oglethorpe 9.6
Paulding 10.4
Peach 10.5
Pickens 9.9
Pierce 8.2
Pike 9.5
Polk 11.6
Pulaski 7.2
Putnam 11.7
Quitman 6.9
Rabun 12.8
Randolph 6.9
Richmond 12.1
Rockdale 12.6
Schley 6
Screven 12.9
Seminole 7
Spalding 12.5
Stephens 12.1
Stewart 7
Sumter 10.1
Talbot 11.9
Taliaferro 10.5
Tattnall 5.9
Taylor 10.9
Telfair 11.5
Terrell 9.3
Thomas 10.3
Tift 8.8
Toombs 11.9
Towns 14.3
Treutlen 10.1
Troup 16.1
Turner 10.4
Twiggs 11.3
Union 9
Upson 12
Walker 10.4
Walton 11.4
Ware 10.5
Warren 11.1
Washington 8.6
Wayne 9.8
Webster 6
Wheeler 9.4
White 11.1
Whitfield 19.4
Wilcox 7.3
Wilkes 8.8
Wilkinson 7.5
Worth 8.6

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.