April 22, 2010

State unemployment rates, March 2010

Unemployment rates, March 2010, selected States, seasonally adjusted
State	Unemployment rate (in percent) (p)
Highest
Michigan	14.1
Nevada	13.4 (1)
California	12.6 (1)
Rhode island	12.6
Florida	12.3 (1)
Lowest
Kansas	6.5
Vermont	6.5
Nebraska	5.0
South Dakota	4.8
North Dakota	4.0
Footnotes: (1) New series high (p) = Preliminary.

These data featured in the TED article, State unemployment rates, March 2010.

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