Zip Codes with the Highest Percentage of Population Employed in Community & Social Service in the United States

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Map of Zip Codes with the Highest Percentage of Population Employed in Community & Social Service in the United States

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Zip Codes with the Highest Percentage of Population Employed in Community & Social Service  in the United States Map

Zip Codes with the Highest Percentage of Population Employed in Community & Social Service in the United States

Zip Code % Employed vs State vs National
1.28330, North Carolina100.0%10.7%(+89.3)#111.2%(+88.8)#1
2.42356, Kentucky100.0%10.3%(+89.7)#111.2%(+88.8)#2
3.06059, Connecticut100.0%13.0%(+87.0)#111.2%(+88.8)#3
4.77993, Texas100.0%10.5%(+89.5)#111.2%(+88.8)#4
5.70457, Louisiana100.0%11.4%(+88.6)#111.2%(+88.8)#5
6.25211, West Virginia100.0%11.0%(+89.0)#111.2%(+88.8)#6
7.32013, Florida100.0%9.8%(+90.2)#111.2%(+88.8)#7
8.32356, Florida100.0%9.8%(+90.2)#211.2%(+88.8)#8
9.78635, Texas100.0%10.5%(+89.5)#211.2%(+88.8)#9
10.95375, California100.0%11.5%(+88.5)#111.2%(+88.8)#10
11.08064, New Jersey100.0%12.7%(+87.3)#211.2%(+88.8)#11
12.08246, New Jersey100.0%12.7%(+87.3)#311.2%(+88.8)#12
13.95013, California100.0%11.5%(+88.5)#211.2%(+88.8)#13
14.06376, Connecticut100.0%13.0%(+87.0)#211.2%(+88.8)#14
15.21644, Maryland100.0%12.6%(+87.4)#111.2%(+88.8)#15
16.37213, Tennessee100.0%10.4%(+89.6)#111.2%(+88.8)#16
17.05670, Vermont100.0%15.1%(+84.9)#111.2%(+88.8)#17
18.89404, Nevada100.0%9.1%(+90.9)#111.2%(+88.8)#18
19.99575, Alaska100.0%11.3%(+88.7)#111.2%(+88.8)#19
20.90747, California100.0%11.5%(+88.5)#311.2%(+88.8)#20
21.75564, Texas100.0%10.5%(+89.5)#311.2%(+88.8)#21
22.41739, Kentucky100.0%10.3%(+89.7)#211.2%(+88.8)#22
23.36766, Alabama100.0%10.1%(+89.9)#111.2%(+88.8)#23
24.24895, West Virginia100.0%11.0%(+89.0)#211.2%(+88.8)#24
25.80479, Colorado100.0%11.2%(+88.8)#111.2%(+88.8)#25
26.03897, New Hampshire100.0%10.8%(+89.2)#111.2%(+88.8)#26
27.25936, West Virginia100.0%11.0%(+89.0)#311.2%(+88.8)#27
28.15123, Pennsylvania100.0%11.2%(+88.8)#111.2%(+88.8)#28
29.18357, Pennsylvania97.2%11.2%(+86.0)#211.2%(+86.0)#29
30.78588, Texas89.5%10.5%(+79.0)#411.2%(+78.3)#30
31.97373, Oregon87.5%11.4%(+76.1)#111.2%(+76.3)#31
32.36559, Alabama85.7%10.1%(+75.7)#211.2%(+74.5)#32
33.30573, Georgia85.5%11.0%(+74.5)#111.2%(+74.2)#33
34.28554, North Carolina84.8%10.7%(+74.1)#211.2%(+73.6)#34
35.10503, New York84.4%15.0%(+69.5)#111.2%(+73.2)#35
36.99733, Alaska83.3%11.3%(+72.0)#211.2%(+72.1)#36
37.57346, South Dakota82.9%9.8%(+73.1)#111.2%(+71.6)#37
38.08248, New Jersey82.2%12.7%(+69.5)#411.2%(+71.0)#38
39.08890, New Jersey81.8%12.7%(+69.1)#511.2%(+70.6)#39
40.41819, Kentucky81.6%10.3%(+71.2)#311.2%(+70.4)#40
41.68010, Nebraska80.2%11.0%(+69.1)#111.2%(+69.0)#41
42.22211, Virginia80.0%12.1%(+67.9)#111.2%(+68.8)#42
43.14854, New York79.1%15.0%(+64.1)#211.2%(+67.9)#43
44.24830, West Virginia78.6%11.0%(+67.6)#411.2%(+67.4)#44
45.22989, Virginia77.4%12.1%(+65.2)#211.2%(+66.1)#45
46.80425, Colorado76.0%11.2%(+64.8)#211.2%(+64.8)#46
47.28136, North Carolina75.9%10.7%(+65.2)#311.2%(+64.7)#47
48.78828, Texas75.9%10.5%(+65.4)#511.2%(+64.6)#48
49.05850, Vermont75.7%15.1%(+60.6)#211.2%(+64.4)#49
50.13134, New York74.0%15.0%(+59.0)#311.2%(+62.8)#50
51.41833, Kentucky73.3%10.3%(+63.0)#411.2%(+62.1)#51
52.35559, Alabama73.3%10.1%(+63.3)#311.2%(+62.1)#52
53.83235, Idaho72.6%10.5%(+62.1)#111.2%(+61.4)#53
54.12441, New York71.8%15.0%(+56.8)#411.2%(+60.6)#54
55.65760, Missouri71.1%10.6%(+60.5)#111.2%(+59.8)#55
56.95675, California69.9%11.5%(+58.4)#411.2%(+58.6)#56
57.43842, Ohio69.6%10.0%(+59.7)#111.2%(+58.4)#57
58.12820, New York69.6%15.0%(+54.6)#511.2%(+58.4)#58
59.87525, New Mexico68.9%12.3%(+56.6)#111.2%(+57.7)#59
60.32133, Florida67.8%9.8%(+58.0)#311.2%(+56.6)#60
61.96076, California67.4%11.5%(+55.9)#511.2%(+56.2)#61
62.81237, Colorado67.2%11.2%(+55.9)#311.2%(+55.9)#62
63.26259, West Virginia66.7%11.0%(+55.7)#511.2%(+55.5)#63
64.30598, Georgia66.7%11.0%(+55.7)#211.2%(+55.5)#64
65.30639, Georgia66.7%11.0%(+55.7)#311.2%(+55.5)#65
66.78871, Texas66.7%10.5%(+56.2)#611.2%(+55.5)#66
67.14881, New York66.4%15.0%(+51.4)#611.2%(+55.2)#67
68.39201, Mississippi65.6%10.6%(+55.0)#111.2%(+54.4)#68
69.62279, Illinois64.7%11.3%(+53.4)#111.2%(+53.5)#69
70.52307, Iowa64.6%10.3%(+54.3)#111.2%(+53.4)#70
71.87722, New Mexico64.6%12.3%(+52.3)#211.2%(+53.4)#71
72.15502, Pennsylvania64.2%11.2%(+53.0)#311.2%(+52.9)#72
73.24476, Virginia63.2%12.1%(+51.1)#311.2%(+52.0)#73
74.87515, New Mexico62.9%12.3%(+50.6)#311.2%(+51.7)#74
75.23422, Virginia62.5%12.1%(+50.4)#411.2%(+51.3)#75
76.38047, Tennessee62.3%10.4%(+51.9)#211.2%(+51.1)#76
77.87027, New Mexico62.2%12.3%(+49.9)#411.2%(+51.0)#77
78.25534, West Virginia61.9%11.0%(+50.9)#611.2%(+50.7)#78
79.24464, Virginia61.7%12.1%(+49.6)#511.2%(+50.5)#79
80.57737, South Dakota61.7%9.8%(+51.9)#211.2%(+50.5)#80
81.25112, West Virginia60.6%11.0%(+49.6)#711.2%(+49.4)#81
82.72524, Arkansas60.3%10.4%(+49.9)#111.2%(+49.1)#82
83.96848, Hawaii60.1%11.9%(+48.2)#111.2%(+48.9)#83
84.12471, New York60.0%15.0%(+45.0)#711.2%(+48.8)#84
85.84732, Utah60.0%11.0%(+49.0)#111.2%(+48.8)#85
86.10545, New York59.7%15.0%(+44.7)#811.2%(+48.5)#86
87.87578, New Mexico59.5%12.3%(+47.2)#511.2%(+48.2)#87
88.24869, West Virginia58.9%11.0%(+47.9)#811.2%(+47.7)#88
89.24874, West Virginia58.5%11.0%(+47.5)#911.2%(+47.3)#89
90.76077, Texas58.2%10.5%(+47.7)#711.2%(+47.0)#90
91.14722, New York58.1%15.0%(+43.2)#911.2%(+46.9)#91
92.25103, West Virginia58.1%11.0%(+47.1)#1011.2%(+46.9)#92
93.24217, Virginia57.9%12.1%(+45.8)#611.2%(+46.7)#93
94.85343, Arizona57.9%10.0%(+47.9)#111.2%(+46.7)#94
95.65660, Missouri57.6%10.6%(+47.1)#211.2%(+46.4)#95
96.21902, Maryland57.5%12.6%(+44.9)#211.2%(+46.3)#96
97.13692, New York57.4%15.0%(+42.5)#1011.2%(+46.2)#97
98.02873, Rhode Island57.1%12.9%(+44.3)#111.2%(+45.9)#98
99.99756, Alaska57.1%11.3%(+45.8)#311.2%(+45.9)#99
100.68056, Nebraska57.1%11.0%(+46.1)#211.2%(+45.9)#100

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What are the Top 10 Zip Codes with the Highest Percentage of Population Employed in Community & Social Service in the United States?
Top 10 Zip Codes with the Highest Percentage of Population Employed in Community & Social Service in the United States are:
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What zip code has the Highest Percentage of Population Employed in Community & Social Service in the United States?
28330 has the Highest Percentage of Population Employed in Community & Social Service in the United States with 100.0%.
What is the Percentage of Population Employed in Community & Social Service in the United States?
Percentage of Population Employed in Community & Social Service in the United States is 11.2%.