North Carolina Unemployment Rate By County in November, 2008
Updated on April 6, 2023.

According to data from the US BLS, the unemployment rate of North Carolina was 8.6% (sa) in November, 2008. Among all North Carolina counties, these 3 were among those with high unemployment rates (nsa): Graham (13.8%), Scotland (13.7%), and Edgecombe (13.3%).

On the hand, the following three counties were among those with low unemployment rates (nsa): Orange (4.8%), Watauga (5.8%), and Durham (5.9%).

The chart and table below shows the unemployment rate (nsa) for each county.

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North Carolina Unemployment Rate By County in November, 2008
North Carolina Unemployment Rate By County in November, 2008
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County Unemployment Rate (%)
Alamance 8.5
Alexander 9.9
Alleghany 9.7
Anson 11.8
Ashe 8.9
Avery 7.5
Beaufort 9.1
Bertie 9.6
Bladen 9.7
Brunswick 8.8
Buncombe 6
Burke 11
Cabarrus 7.7
Caldwell 10.8
Camden 7.5
Carteret 7.2
Caswell 10.9
Catawba 9.7
Chatham 6.5
Cherokee 12.9
Chowan 11.6
Clay 9
Cleveland 11.1
Columbus 9.9
Craven 8.1
Cumberland 7.4
Currituck 6.3
Dare 8.8
Davidson 9.7
Davie 8.1
Duplin 7.8
Durham 5.9
Edgecombe 13.3
Forsyth 7.2
Franklin 7.8
Gaston 10.3
Gates 6.6
Graham 13.8
Granville 8.8
Greene 8.1
Guilford 7.7
Halifax 11.9
Harnett 8.7
Haywood 7.2
Henderson 6.2
Hertford 8
Hoke 7
Hyde 8.2
Iredell 8.8
Jackson 6.4
Johnston 7.7
Jones 8.6
Lee 10.7
Lenoir 9.5
Lincoln 9.8
McDowell 12.3
Macon 7.8
Madison 6.7
Martin 8.5
Mecklenburg 7.8
Mitchell 9.8
Montgomery 10.5
Moore 7.8
Nash 9.4
New Hanover 7.1
Northampton 9.7
Onslow 6.9
Orange 4.8
Pamlico 7.9
Pasquotank 8.5
Pender 8.5
Perquimans 9.3
Person 8.8
Pitt 7.9
Polk 6.5
Randolph 8.5
Richmond 11.7
Robeson 9.8
Rockingham 10
Rowan 9.1
Rutherford 10.9
Sampson 7
Scotland 13.7
Stanly 9.3
Stokes 7.7
Surry 9.7
Swain 9.3
Transylvania 6.8
Tyrrell 9.3
Union 7.4
Vance 11.8
Wake 6
Warren 10.9
Washington 9.8
Watauga 5.8
Wayne 7.3
Wilkes 9.3
Wilson 9.3
Yadkin 7.4
Yancey 9.4