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    This document shows the unemployment rates in March 2016 for counties across Ohio. Rates ranged from 3.6% in Holmes County to 13.4% in Monroe County. About half the counties had rates between 5.1-5.4%, while several southern and eastern counties had higher rates from 5.5-9.5% and a few counties in the eastern part of the state had rates over 9.6%. The statewide unemployment rate for Ohio in March 2016 was 5.4% compared to the national rate of 5.1%.

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    This document shows the unemployment rates in March 2016 for counties across Ohio. Rates ranged from 3.6% in Holmes County to 13.4% in Monroe County. About half the counties had rates between 5.1-5.4%, while several southern and eastern counties had higher rates from 5.5-9.5% and a few counties in the eastern part of the state had rates over 9.6%. The statewide unemployment rate for Ohio in March 2016 was 5.4% compared to the national rate of 5.1%.

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    This document shows the unemployment rates in March 2016 for counties across Ohio. Rates ranged from 3.6% in Holmes County to 13.4% in Monroe County. About half the counties had rates between 5.1-5.4%, while several southern and eastern counties had higher rates from 5.5-9.5% and a few counties in the eastern part of the state had rates over 9.6%. The statewide unemployment rate for Ohio in March 2016 was 5.4% compared to the national rate of 5.1%.

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    Ohio Unemployment Rates

    March 2016
    (Not Seasonally Adjusted)

    Williams
    5.1
    Defiance
    5.6
    Paulding
    5.0
    Van Wert
    4.2

    Henry
    7.0

    Putnam
    4.2

    Darke
    4.6

    Miami
    4.8
    Montgomery
    5.2

    Butler
    4.7

    Warren
    4.4

    Sandusky
    5.5

    Marion
    5.5
    Union
    4.0

    Champaign
    4.6
    Clark
    5.6

    Madison
    4.3

    Greene
    4.6
    Clinton
    6.4

    Hamilton
    4.7

    Fayette
    5.2

    Highland
    7.1

    Clermont
    4.8
    Brown
    6.7

    Adams
    9.0

    Knox
    5.2

    Delaware
    3.7

    Pickaway
    5.3

    Ross
    6.3
    Pike
    8.6
    Scioto
    8.8

    Ashland
    5.9

    Wayne
    4.2

    Coshocton
    7.1

    Licking
    4.7

    Fairfield
    4.7

    Muskingum
    7.3
    Perry
    7.2

    Hocking
    6.4
    Vinton
    8.5

    Portage
    5.6

    Stark
    6.2

    Tuscarawas
    6.6

    Guernsey
    8.3
    Noble
    9.8

    Morgan
    10.1

    Mahoning
    7.0
    Columbiana
    7.5

    Carroll
    8.0

    Harrison
    8.7

    Jefferson
    9.6

    Belmont
    9.4

    Monroe
    13.4

    Washington
    7.6

    Athens
    6.2
    Meigs
    9.6

    Jackson
    8.9
    Gallia
    7.6

    5.1% or Lower
    5.2% to 5.4%

    Lawrence
    7.1

    5.5% to 9.5%

    March Unemployment Rates

    9.6% or Higher

    (Not Seasonally Adjusted)

    United States
    Ohio

    Trumbull
    7.5

    Summit
    5.6

    Holmes
    3.6

    Morrow
    5.6

    Franklin
    4.3

    Medina
    4.5

    Richland
    6.3

    Geauga
    4.7

    Cuyahoga
    5.6

    Lorain
    6.1

    Huron
    8.4

    Crawford
    6.8

    Wyandot
    3.9

    Hardin
    4.8

    Logan
    4.5

    Erie
    6.5

    Seneca
    5.5

    Hancock
    4.0

    Allen
    5.0

    Shelby
    4.6

    Ottawa
    8.8

    Wood
    4.5

    Auglaize
    3.9

    Mercer
    3.7

    Preble
    5.3

    Lucas
    5.7

    Fulton
    5.6

    Ashtabula
    7.1

    Lake
    5.2

    5.1%
    5.4%

    Ohio Department of Job and Family Services

    John R. Kasich, Governor

    Office of Workforce Development - Bureau of Labor Market Information

    Cynthia C. Dungey, Director

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