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US Counties With the Lowest Workers Aged 16 and Over Who Commute

3,218 US counties ranked by workers aged 16 and over who commute, from lowest to highest. First are Issaquena County, MS (163.47), McDowell County, WV (186.28) and Sumter County, FL (188.17). The middle one of the 3,218 has 403.45.

What this measures

The number of workers aged 16 and over who travel to a workplace. Source: Census ACS 5-year.

This is a count, so it is ranked per 1,000 residents. Ranked by the raw total, it would just list the biggest counties.

For most measures, a national ranking mostly sorts places by income and by how urban they are. Each county’s own page compares it with the 50 counties most like it instead, which is often the fairer view.

The 100 lowest counties

RankCountyPer 1,000 residents
1Issaquena County, MS163.47
2McDowell County, WV186.28
3Sumter County, FL188.17
4Vieques Municipio, PR203.14
5Real County, TX204.18
6Wolfe County, KY208.05
7Corson County, SD216.64
8Greene County, MS222.88
9Oglala Lakota County, SD223.52
10Quitman County, GA224.19
11Lake County, TN227.32
12Lee County, AR227.59
13Forest County, PA228.15
14Catron County, NM230.94
15Trinity County, CA231.21
16Ciales Municipio, PR231.42
17Guánica Municipio, PR232.25
18Elliott County, KY232.42
19Utuado Municipio, PR234.51
20Perry County, AL234.60
21San Germán Municipio, PR235.32
22Mingo County, WV236.52
23Huerfano County, CO237.26
24Todd County, SD238.78
25Maunabo Municipio, PR242.22
26Martin County, KY243.54
27Jackson County, SD244.16
28Hamilton County, FL246.11
29Crowley County, CO246.77
30Magoffin County, KY247.76
31Hancock County, GA249.36
32Sioux County, ND249.67
33Telfair County, GA250.29
34Maricao Municipio, PR250.77
35East Carroll Parish, LA251.15
36Aguadilla Municipio, PR251.40
37Ziebach County, SD251.45
38Calhoun County, GA251.63
39Wilkinson County, MS252.15
40Patillas Municipio, PR252.97
41Jayuya Municipio, PR253.46
42Apache County, AZ253.62
43Guayanilla Municipio, PR255.71
44McCreary County, KY255.96
45Adjuntas Municipio, PR257.41
46Knox County, KY258.24
47Summers County, WV258.51
48Claiborne County, MS259.09
49Lincoln County, AR260.45
50Guayama Municipio, PR260.51
51Liberty County, MT260.67
52Orocovis Municipio, PR260.92
53Harlan County, KY261.03
54Jeff Davis County, TX261.49
55Gilmer County, WV262.88
56Ponce Municipio, PR263.34
57Union County, FL265.06
58Mayagüez Municipio, PR265.26
59Kusilvak Census Area, AK265.31
60Bent County, CO265.39
61Piute County, UT266.28
62Clay County, WV266.93
63Quebradillas Municipio, PR267.65
64Hickory County, MO269.14
65Wheeler County, OR269.18
66Claiborne Parish, LA270.35
67Buchanan County, VA270.53
68Hudspeth County, TX271.09
69Yabucoa Municipio, PR271.19
70Knott County, KY272.11
71San Sebastián Municipio, PR272.37
72Arecibo Municipio, PR272.48
73Conecuh County, AL273.51
74Aguada Municipio, PR274.43
75Moca Municipio, PR275.65
76Calhoun County, WV276.55
77Arroyo Municipio, PR276.57
78Dimmit County, TX276.71
79Bell County, KY276.91
80Lajas Municipio, PR277.18
81McCormick County, SC277.19
82Citrus County, FL277.44
83McIntosh County, OK277.49
84Owsley County, KY277.79
85Stewart County, GA277.82
86Sierra County, NM277.99
87Jefferson County, WA278.03
88Concordia Parish, LA278.20
89Cibola County, NM278.28
90Macon County, GA278.34
91Las Marías Municipio, PR278.84
92Garfield County, MT279.32
93Lassen County, CA280.01
94Comerío Municipio, PR280.27
95Greene County, AL280.41
96Prairie County, MT280.58
97Nye County, NV281.39
98Salinas Municipio, PR281.57
99Roane County, WV281.66
100Amite County, MS281.74

Every state, lowest first

Each state’s own published figure, not an average of its counties.

RankStatePer 1,000 residents
1Puerto Rico314.85
2West Virginia375.71
3Arizona379.74
4New Mexico383.29
5District of Columbia387.31
6Oregon393.75
7California394.93
8Florida395.76
9Mississippi396.65
10Washington398.74
11Arkansas399.29
12Louisiana399.41
13Alabama401.86
14Georgia401.90
15North Carolina403.36
16Kentucky403.62
17Michigan404.33
18New York407.79
19Idaho410.36
20Delaware410.55
21South Carolina411.26
22Pennsylvania411.34
23Texas411.47
24Oklahoma412.56
25Tennessee412.99
26Nevada414.14
27Utah416.34
28Illinois416.34
29New Jersey416.39
30Maryland416.79
31Virginia416.79
32Ohio420.31
33Maine420.59
34Missouri421.11
35Colorado424.80
36Montana426.17
37Connecticut428.64
38Massachusetts429.77
39Indiana430.20
40Minnesota432.31
41Vermont435.32
42Alaska436.49
43Rhode Island439.59
44Hawaii440.07
45Kansas440.50
46Wisconsin445.67
47Wyoming446.08
48New Hampshire447.27
49Iowa448.82
50South Dakota457.28
51Nebraska461.61
52North Dakota481.23

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