Unemployment Rates by ZIP Code in Texas
This map visualizes unemployment rates across Texas ZIP codes using the most recent available data. ZIP‑level patterns highlight regional labor market differences, including areas with persistently elevated unemployment and communities with stronger employment conditions. The map supports local analysis, planning, and reporting by showing how unemployment varies within and across Texas metros, suburbs, and rural regions.
A choropleth map of Texas ZIP codes shaded by unemployment rate. Lighter areas represent ZIP codes with lower unemployment, while darker areas represent ZIP codes with higher unemployment. Urban regions such as Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, and Killeen show clusters of elevated unemployment, while many suburban and rural ZIP codes display lower rates. The map allows users with visual impairments to understand the geographic distribution of unemployment across the state.
