Civilian Labor Force

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2002 Civilian Labor Force, by County (Annual Averages)* 1    
Civilian Unemployment
  Labor Force Employment Number Rate (%)
NEW MEXICO 871,512 823,191 48,321 5.5
Bernalillo  293,254 278,774 14,480 4.9
Catron 1,422 1,333 89 6.3
Chaves 25,652 23,978 1,674 6.5
Cibola 10,831 10,135 696 6.4
Colfax  6,930 6,554 376 5.4
Curry  19,351 18,430 921 4.8
De Baca  882 837 45 5.1
Dona Ana 79,116 74,169 4,947 6.3
Eddy  23,888 22,487 1,401 5.9
Grant  12,703 11,443 1,260 9.9
Guadalupe  1,703 1,571 132 7.8
Harding  419 402 17 4.1
Hidalgo  2,383 2,276 107 4.5
Lea  23,302 22,043 1,259 5.4
Lincoln  10,277 9,859 418 4.1
Los Alamos  10,886 10,628 258 2.4
Luna  11,128 9,461 1,667 15.0
McKinley  25,372 23,806 1,566 6.2
Morar  2,060 1,848 212 10.3
Otero  24,779 23,367 1,412 5.7
Quay  4,003 3,784 219 5.5
Rio Arriba  19,703 18,414 1,289 6.5
Roosevelt  9,057 8,679 378 4.2
Sandoval  45,765 43,035 2,730 6.0
San Juan  51,061 47,914 3,147 6.2
San Miguel  13,335 12,506 829 6.2
Santa Fe  71,736 68,921 2,815 3.9
Sierra  5,351 5,063 288 5.4
Socorro  8,511 8,081 430 5.1
Taos  16,879 15,755 1,124 6.7
Torrance  7,286 6,925 361 5.0
Union  2,001 1,928 73 3.6
Valencia  30,491 28,789 1,702 5.6
*   Detail may not add to total because of rounding.
r   Mora unemployment rate revised to correct a BBER calculation error.
1  Estimates made in accordance with the U.S. Department of Labor.
Source: New Mexico Dept. of Workforce Solutions, Economic Research and Analysis Bureau, 
Table A. Released 6/5/12.
Table prepared by: Bureau of Business and Economic Research, University of New Mexico.