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Highest labor force participation, Idaho counties · 2020

Idaho counties ranked by the share of adults 16+ in the civilian labor force (2020 ACS). This list covers the 44 counties in Idaho that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 44 is 60.2%.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPLABOR FORCE PARTICIPATIONVS –
01Teton County, IDID13,25472.0%–
02Lincoln County, IDID5,60368.8%–
03Blaine County, IDID25,51768.4%–
04Power County, IDID8,24668.3%–
05Jerome County, IDID26,36268.1%–
06Ada County, IDID546,14168.0%–
07Madison County, IDID55,17267.9%–
08Jefferson County, IDID35,29767.6%–
09Bonneville County, IDID135,77165.2%–
10Twin Falls County, IDID97,53964.4%–
11Latah County, IDID41,84263.5%–
12Canyon County, IDID275,12363.3%–
13Franklin County, IDID15,88963.2%–
14Caribou County, IDID7,25263.2%–
15Minidoka County, IDID22,91163.0%–
16Elmore County, IDID29,46562.9%–
17Bingham County, IDID51,15362.8%–
18Cassia County, IDID26,39762.6%–
19Gooding County, IDID16,44662.4%–
20Kootenai County, IDID191,86460.8%–
21Nez Perce County, IDID42,90560.4%–
22Payette County, IDID27,82460.2%–
23Camas County, IDID1,31659.1%–
24Bannock County, IDID91,59158.3%–
25Owyhee County, IDID12,66158.2%–
26Bear Lake County, IDID6,72758.0%–
27Oneida County, IDID5,08557.5%–
28Gem County, IDID21,77356.5%–
29Fremont County, IDID14,20855.7%–
30Shoshone County, IDID14,13053.5%–
31Bonner County, IDID54,42052.4%–
32Washington County, IDID11,58352.2%–
33Benewah County, IDID10,50852.1%–
34Boise County, IDID8,54551.9%–
35Lemhi County, IDID8,47451.3%–
36Valley County, IDID12,83151.1%–
37Clark County, IDID78351.0%–
38Butte County, IDID2,78350.6%–
39Boundary County, IDID13,99750.1%–
40Adams County, IDID5,01349.7%–
41Idaho County, IDID17,87448.3%–
42Lewis County, IDID3,70447.0%–
43Custer County, IDID4,63647.0%–
44Clearwater County, IDID9,11842.3%–
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU DECENNIAL CENSUS