Ranking of US States By Unemployment Rate in March, 2021

Updated on June 20, 2024.

According to data from the US BLS, for March, 2021, among all US states and DC, the states with the highest unemployment rate includes: California (8.4%), Hawaii (8.4%), and New York (8.1%).

The chart below shows the top 10 states with high unemployment rate, and the table below shows the ranking for all US states and DC.

Related Topics: US BLS Topic List.
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Ranking of US States By Unemployment Rate in March, 2021
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Ranking of US States By Unemployment Rate in March, 2021
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Rank State Unemployment Rate (%)
1 California 8.4
1 Hawaii 8.4
2 New York 8.1
3 Nevada 8
3 New Mexico 8
4 New Jersey 7.2
5 Alaska 7
5 Connecticut 7
5 District of Columbia 7
6 Illinois 6.8
6 Pennsylvania 6.8
7 Louisiana 6.6
8 Texas 6.4
9 Colorado 6.2
9 Massachusetts 6.2
9 Michigan 6.2
9 Mississippi 6.2
9 Rhode Island 6.2
10 Maryland 6.1
10 Oregon 6.1
11 Arizona 6
11 Washington 6
12 Delaware 5.9
12 West Virginia 5.9
13 Ohio 5.8
14 Florida 5.4
14 North Carolina 5.4
15 Wyoming 5.2
16 Tennessee 5.1
17 Maine 4.9
18 Missouri 4.8
18 Oklahoma 4.8
19 Arkansas 4.7
20 Kentucky 4.6
21 Indiana 4.5
21 Virginia 4.5
22 Georgia 4.4
22 Vermont 4.4
22 Wisconsin 4.4
23 Iowa 4.3
23 South Carolina 4.3
24 Minnesota 4.1
25 Idaho 4
25 New Hampshire 4
26 Alabama 3.8
26 Montana 3.8
27 Kansas 3.7
28 North Dakota 3.6
29 Utah 3.1
30 Nebraska 2.9
31 South Dakota 2.8