Table 9
WEST VIRGINIA LABOR FORCE STATISTICS, BY COUNTY
PERSONS 16 TO 21 YEARS OF AGE
February 2003
County	Civilian  Labor Force	Employment	Unemployment	Unemployment  Rate
Barbour	850	760	90	10.8
Berkeley	4,050	3,860	190	4.7
Boone	980	910	80	7.9
Braxton	570	490	80	13.5
Brooke	1,400	1,300	100	6.9
Cabell	5,800	5,520	280	4.8
Calhoun	290	220	70	23.4
Clay	510	450	70	13.3
Doddridge	370	350	20	6.2
Fayette	2,040	1,820	220	10.7
Gilmer	470	430	50	9.9
Grant	490	420	80	15.2
Greenbrier	1,510	1,350	160	10.6
Hampshire	1,080	1,020	60	5.5
Hancock	1,450	1,360	90	6.1
Hardy	830	790	40	4.5
Harrison	3,590	3,360	230	6.4
Jackson	1,330	1,170	160	11.8
Jefferson	3,120	3,010	120	3.7
Kanawha	10,110	9,580	530	5.3
Lewis	800	710	90	10.9
Lincoln	880	790	100	11.0
Logan	1,560	1,430	130	8.2
McDowell	850	770	90	10.0
Marion	2,940	2,760	190	6.4
Marshall	1,760	1,640	130	7.1
Mason	950	820	140	14.2
Mercer	3,380	3,190	190	5.7
Mineral	1,560	1,430	130	8.2
Mingo	1,070	960	110	9.9
Monongalia	9,590	9,270	320	3.3
Monroe	590	560	30	5.4
Morgan	610	590	20	3.9
Nicholas	1,240	1,110	120	9.9
Ohio	2,810	2,670	130	4.8
Pendleton	360	340	20	6.4
Pleasants	350	310	40	10.7
Pocahontas	450	430	20	5.3
Preston	1,470	1,340	130	9.1
Putnam	2,810	2,660	150	5.5
Raleigh	3,960	3,710	250	6.4
Randolph	1,660	1,540	130	7.5
Ritchie	450	390	60	12.2
Roane	600	520	80	14.0
Summers	440	390	40	10.0
Taylor	800	740	60	7.1
Tucker	420	380	40	8.6
Tyler	470	440	30	7.2
Upshur	1,680	1,540	140	8.3
Wayne	2,000	1,870	130	6.4
Webster	360	330	30	8.1
Wetzel	870	800	70	8.5
Wirt	240	200	40	16.2
Wood	4,590	4,280	310	6.8
Wyoming	1,090	1,020	70	6.8
West Virginia	96,490	90,040	6,450	6.7
Based on 1990 Census. March 2002 Benchmark.