Texas Unemployment Rate By County in February, 2012
Updated on April 6, 2023.

The seasonally adjusted Unemployment Rate of Texas in February, 2012 was 7%, according to recent data from the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics.

The 3 counties with the highest unemployment rate (not seasonally adjusted) in February, 2012 were:

  1. Willacy: 17.4%
  2. Starr: 15.8%
  3. Sabine: 15.3%

On the other hand, the 3 counties with the lowest unemployment rate (not seasonally adjusted) in February, 2012 were:

  1. McMullen: 2.7%
  2. Hemphill: 2.9%
  3. Reagan: 3.3%

Use the interactive visualization and table below to explore this data for each Texas county for February, 2012. 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 Texas's counties.

See also: Historical Texas Unemployment Rate.

Texas Unemployment Rate By County in February, 2012 (%)
Texas Unemployment Rate By County in February, 2012
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County Unemployment Rate (%)
Anderson 6.3
Andrews 4.1
Angelina 7.2
Aransas 7.7
Archer 5.9
Armstrong 5
Atascosa 7.2
Austin 6.9
Bailey 7.9
Bandera 7
Bastrop 7.2
Baylor 5
Bee 7.3
Bell 7.8
Bexar 6.7
Blanco 5.4
Borden 4.4
Bosque 7.7
Bowie 7.9
Brazoria 7.3
Brazos 5.4
Brewster 5.1
Briscoe 6.1
Brooks 8.9
Brown 7.1
Burleson 6.3
Burnet 6.4
Caldwell 7.6
Calhoun 8.4
Callahan 6.3
Cameron 10.8
Camp 8.4
Carson 4.8
Cass 9.7
Castro 4.8
Chambers 8.2
Cherokee 7.4
Childress 4.6
Clay 5.8
Cochran 8.3
Coke 4.8
Coleman 8.1
Collin 6.2
Collingsworth 5.1
Colorado 6.7
Comal 6.3
Comanche 6.8
Concho 4.6
Cooke 5.2
Coryell 7.4
Cottle 8.5
Crane 5.1
Crockett 5.5
Crosby 8.3
Culberson 6.3
Dallam 4.1
Dallas 7.6
Dawson 7.3
Deaf Smith 5.3
Delta 7.5
Denton 5.9
DeWitt 5.1
Dickens 12.8
Dimmit 6
Donley 5.9
Duval 7.4
Eastland 7.1
Ector 4.9
Edwards 6.3
Ellis 7.2
El Paso 9
Erath 5.6
Falls 7.9
Fannin 7.5
Fayette 5.1
Fisher 5.5
Floyd 7.7
Foard 5.8
Fort Bend 6.3
Franklin 7.8
Freestone 7.1
Frio 5.4
Gaines 4.6
Galveston 8
Garza 5.5
Gillespie 4.9
Glasscock 4.4
Goliad 5.7
Gonzales 5.4
Gray 6
Grayson 7.4
Gregg 6.3
Grimes 6.9
Guadalupe 5.9
Hale 7.2
Hall 8.5
Hamilton 5.9
Hansford 3.4
Hardeman 6.4
Hardin 8.5
Harris 7.1
Harrison 7.7
Hartley 3.4
Haskell 6.1
Hays 6.1
Hemphill 2.9
Henderson 8
Hidalgo 10.9
Hill 7.5
Hockley 5.7
Hood 6.9
Hopkins 6.8
Houston 7.7
Howard 5.7
Hudspeth 7.8
Hunt 8.3
Hutchinson 6.7
Irion 5
Jack 5.8
Jackson 5.5
Jasper 11.1
Jeff Davis 5.7
Jefferson 10.7
Jim Hogg 7.1
Jim Wells 6.5
Johnson 7.1
Jones 7.8
Karnes 6.6
Kaufman 7.3
Kendall 5.7
Kenedy 5.4
Kent 4.1
Kerr 6.1
Kimble 5.2
King 6
Kinney 10
Kleberg 7.2
Knox 5.5
Lamar 9.9
Lamb 13.5
Lampasas 7.3
La Salle 5.1
Lavaca 4.9
Lee 6
Leon 8
Liberty 10.1
Limestone 7.4
Lipscomb 4
Live Oak 4.9
Llano 7.2
Loving 5.5
Lubbock 5.5
Lynn 7
McCulloch 5.5
McLennan 7
McMullen 2.7
Madison 7.4
Marion 9.6
Martin 4.9
Mason 5.6
Matagorda 11.1
Maverick 14.4
Medina 6.9
Menard 6.6
Midland 4.1
Milam 9.2
Mills 5.7
Mitchell 6.6
Montague 5.9
Montgomery 6.3
Moore 4.4
Morris 10.8
Motley 7.3
Nacogdoches 6.5
Navarro 8
Newton 11.2
Nolan 6.4
Nueces 7
Ochiltree 4
Oldham 4.1
Orange 10.2
Palo Pinto 7.1
Panola 7.2
Parker 6.2
Parmer 4.1
Pecos 5.4
Polk 8.5
Potter 5.5
Presidio 12.9
Rains 7.4
Randall 4.6
Reagan 3.3
Real 10.1
Red River 11.2
Reeves 7.2
Refugio 6.7
Roberts 4.9
Robertson 8.6
Rockwall 6.5
Runnels 6
Rusk 6.3
Sabine 15.3
San Augustine 12.7
San Jacinto 8.7
San Patricio 8.2
San Saba 7
Schleicher 4.3
Scurry 4.9
Shackelford 3.7
Shelby 7
Sherman 4.2
Smith 7.4
Somervell 6.9
Starr 15.8
Stephens 6.4
Sterling 3.9
Stonewall 4.6
Sutton 5.3
Swisher 6
Tarrant 6.9
Taylor 5.8
Terrell 5
Terry 7.1
Throckmorton 5.5
Titus 7.6
Tom Green 5.6
Travis 5.8
Trinity 8.8
Tyler 10.8
Upshur 7
Upton 4.4
Uvalde 8.6
Val Verde 8.1
Van Zandt 7.2
Victoria 5.9
Walker 7.1
Waller 7.2
Ward 5.3
Washington 5.7
Webb 6.8
Wharton 7.6
Wheeler 4.4
Wichita 6.1
Wilbarger 6.3
Willacy 17.4
Williamson 6.2
Wilson 5.8
Winkler 5.6
Wise 6.8
Wood 8.3
Yoakum 4.2
Young 6.1
Zapata 6.7
Zavala 13.9

Texas Unemployment Rate For Other Months and Years

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Historical Unemployment Rate of Texas's Counties

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