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Adult unemployment (Percent) – 1992

Data Provided by: Partnership for Children

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2.1% - 4.9%
Nodaway	2.1%
Boone	2.5%
Adair	2.5%
Barton	3.2%
Scotland	3.3%
Cole	3.4%
Sullivan	3.5%
Putnam	3.5%
Platte	3.5%
Gentry	3.5%
Mercer	3.9%
Clay	3.9%
Livingston	3.9%
Harrison	3.9%
Schuyler	4.0%
Johnson	4.0%
Osage	4.1%
Atchison	4.3%
Howard	4.3%
Grundy	4.4%
Perry	4.4%
Christian	4.4%
St. Louis	4.5%
Greene	4.5%
Worth	4.6%
Knox	4.6%
Shelby	4.7%
Holt	4.7%
Ralls	4.7%
Callaway	4.7%
St. Charles	4.9%
5.0% - 7.4%
Cooper	5.1%
Monroe	5.1%
Cass	5.1%
Clinton	5.1%
Lafayette	5.1%
Jasper	5.1%
Vernon	5.1%
Cape Girardeau	5.2%
Andrew	5.4%
Marion	5.4%
Audrain	5.5%
Ray	5.5%
Phelps	5.5%
Clark	5.5%
Lewis	5.6%
Jackson	5.6%
Cedar	5.7%
Polk	5.8%
Barry	5.8%
Ste. Genevieve	5.9%
Webster	5.9%
Dade	5.9%
Lawrence	6.0%
Macon	6.1%
Ozark	6.1%
DeKalb	6.2%
Montgomery	6.3%

5.0% - 7.4%
Carroll	6.5%
Jefferson	6.5%
Bates	6.5%
Howell	6.5%
Newton	6.6%
Moniteau	6.6%
Warren	6.8%
Randolph	6.8%
Pike	6.9%
McDonald	6.9%
Douglas	6.9%
Oregon	7.0%
Buchanan	7.1%
Saline	7.1%
Lincoln	7.1%
Chariton	7.1%
Caldwell	7.2%
Daviess	7.3%
St. Clair	7.3%
Scott	7.3%
Pettis	7.4%
7.5% - 10.7%
Franklin	7.6%
Butler	7.7%
Wright	7.7%
Henry	8.0%
Morgan	8.0%
Hickory	8.1%
Camden	8.2%
St. Louis City	8.3%
Maries	8.4%
Dallas	8.4%
Bollinger	8.4%
Linn	8.5%
Shannon	8.5%
Reynolds	8.5%
Dent	8.5%
Laclede	8.6%
Stone	8.7%
New Madrid	8.9%
Taney	8.9%
Gasconade	9.0%
Ripley	9.1%
Pulaski	9.2%
Benton	9.2%
Carter	9.3%
Dunklin	9.4%
Miller	9.4%
Crawford	9.7%
St. Francois	9.7%
Texas	10.0%
Stoddard	10.2%
Pemiscot	10.7%
10.8% - 15.6%
Mississippi	11.6%
Iron	12.1%
Washington	12.9%
Wayne	14.8%
Madison	15.6%

Definitions: Percentage of the civilian labor force that is unemployed and actively looking for work.

Data Source: Missouri Department of Labor and Industrial Relations, Division of Employment Security.

Note: Maps use the natural break classification method, which reflects patterns in the data by dividing the map into naturally occurring groups. Using statistical tools, this method determines cut-off points for each group by identifying large gaps in data values.

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