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Greenlee County, Arizona

The county economy from official statistics, with source and year on every table.

In short: Greenlee County: 9,409 residents, GDP $2,526 million, 5,832 jobs, average pay $88,182, unemployment 3.1%.
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By AtiveSite · Published 07/11/2026 · Updated 07/11/2026 · Every figure is linked to its source below.

9,409residents (ACS 2020–2024)
$2,526 millionGDP 2024 (BEA)
5,832jobs (QCEW 2024)
$88,182average annual pay
3.1%unemployment (2026M09)
$71,164median household income
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Overview

COUNTY Official statistics Source: BEA GDP by county 2024 · BLS QCEW 2024 · BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics · U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year (via Census Reporter) · OMB metropolitan delineations (July 2023) · Data: BEA 2024; QCEW 2024; BLS 2026M09; ACS 2020–2024; OMB 2023

Greenlee County is a county of Arizona with 9,409 residents. Its economy produced $2,526 million in 2024 (ranked #12 of 15 counties) and had 5,832 jobs with an average annual pay of $88,182 (#1 for pay). The unemployment rate was 3.1% in 2026M09.

Output and size

Greenlee County produced about $2,526 million of goods and services in 2024, which is 0.4% of the combined output of the 15 counties of Arizona that BEA reports (about 0.1% of the state's population lives here), and ranks it 12th of 15 on that measure. Per resident that is $268,483, 248% above the state average; the average for all counties of the state taken together is $77,260. In current dollars output grew 20.9% from 2023 to 2024, before adjusting for inflation. The gap between its output rank (12th) and its output-per-resident rank (1st) shows that a few high-value industries or a small population drive the figure.

Jobs and pay

BLS counts 5,832 jobs located in Greenlee County on average in 2024, spread over 110 employer sites (about 53 jobs per site). That is 0.62 jobs for every resident, above the 0.29 of the typical county in Arizona, which tells you whether the county is a place people mostly commute to for work or a place they commute from. The average annual pay per job was $88,182, 27% above the average of all counties in the state ($88,182 against $69,601). Average pay is total wages divided by jobs, so it is pulled up by high earners and counts part-time jobs as whole jobs; it is not the pay of a typical worker. The number of jobs rose 3.3% from 2023 to 2024.

What people work in

The three largest private industries are construction (61.6% of private jobs, $76,049 a year on average), retail trade (35.4% of private jobs, $49,278 a year on average), agriculture, forestry, fishing (3.0% of private jobs, $25,947 a year on average). Together they hold 100.0% of private-sector jobs. Among industries with at least 3% of jobs, the best paying is construction at $76,049 a year, followed by retail trade ($49,278). Several of the biggest employers pay well below the county average: retail trade ($49,278), agriculture, forestry, fishing ($25,947). Jobs there are plentiful but the pay is lower than the headline average suggests.

The labour market right now

In 2026M09 the unemployment rate in Greenlee County was 3.1%, 34% below the average of the state's counties (3.1% against 4.7%). The labour force (people working or looking for work) numbered 5,184. Over the last 12 months it ranged from 2.6% (2025M12) to 3.9% (2026M06); the latest month is preliminary and BLS revises it. These county rates are not seasonally adjusted, so compare the same month across years.

Living here

The median household income was $71,164 (ACS 2020–2024), 11% below the state median ($71,164 against $79,964). None of the largest places of the guide has this as its main county, which usually means a smaller or more rural county; the figures above still describe the whole county.

Counties of similar economic size

Counties close to Greenlee County in output are Apache County, Santa Cruz County, Gila County, Graham County. Compare their jobs, pay and unemployment on their own pages.

Sort:
Measure ⇅Value ⇅Rank among the 15 counties of Arizona ⇅
Population9,40915 of 15
GDP 2024$2,526 million12 of 15
GDP per resident$268,4831 of 15
Jobs (QCEW 2024)5,83215 of 15
Average annual pay$88,1821 of 15
Job change vs 2023+3.3%4 of 15
Unemployment rate (lower is better)3.1%1 of 15
Median household income$71,1644 of 15

How to read these numbers

GDP by county
The Bureau of Economic Analysis estimates the value of goods and services produced inside the county in a year, in current dollars. It measures where output happens, not where workers live.
Jobs (QCEW)
The Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages counts jobs covered by state unemployment insurance, which is about 95% of wage and salary jobs. It leaves out the self-employed, unpaid family workers and most railroad and some agricultural work.
Average annual pay
Total wages paid by employers in the county divided by the number of jobs. It is pay per job, not per person, and it includes bonuses and stock-based pay that is taxed as wages.
Unemployment rate
BLS estimates the share of the labour force without a job that actively looked for one. County rates are modelled from several sources and are not seasonally adjusted.
Location quotient
An industry's share of local jobs divided by its share nationally. Above 1 means the county is more specialised in it than the country is.

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Official links for Greenlee County

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Cities

CITY Official statistic Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year (via Census Reporter) · Data: ACS 2020–2024

None of the 80 largest places of Arizona has this as its main county, so the guide has no city page here. County figures on the other tabs are complete.

Industries

COUNTY Official statistic Source: BLS QCEW 2024 · Data: QCEW 2024 annual averages

Private-sector jobs by industry

Sort:
Industry ⇅Jobs ⇅Share of private jobs ⇅Average annual pay ⇅Concentration vs US (location quotient) ⇅
Construction36561.6%$76,0491.19
Retail trade21035.4%$49,2780.36
Agriculture, forestry, fishing183.0%$25,9470.38

A location quotient above 1 means the industry is more concentrated here than in the US. BLS withholds sectors with too few employers.

Labour force

COUNTY Official statistic (latest month is preliminary) Source: BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics · Data: latest month 2026M09

Sort:
Measure ⇅Value ⇅
Labour force5,184
Employed residents5,022
Unemployed residents162
Unemployment rate3.1%
Jobs located in the county (QCEW)5,832
Employer sites110

Unemployment rate, last 12 months (not seasonally adjusted)

2025M093.1%
2025M112.9%
2025M122.6%
2026M013.3%
2026M023.2%
2026M032.9%
2026M042.8%
2026M053.3%
2026M063.9%
2026M073.8%
2026M083.6%
2026M093.1%

Residents employed and jobs located here differ: many residents commute to other counties.

All counties

COUNTY (all 15) Official statistics Source: BEA · BLS QCEW · BLS LAUS · Census ACS · Data: BEA 2024; QCEW 2024; LAUS 2026M09

Sort:
County ⇅Population ⇅GDP 2024 ⇅GDP per resident ⇅Jobs ⇅Average annual pay ⇅Unemployment ⇅
Maricopa County4,559,748$419,250 million$91,9462,280,645$73,8404.1%
Pima County1,060,490$66,712 million$62,907386,312$61,9364.8%
Pinal County469,006$16,272 million$34,69477,687$58,1584.8%
Yavapai County245,480$12,137 million$49,44371,540$54,6664.7%
Mohave County220,517$9,482 million$42,99756,391$51,1995.9%
Yuma County211,741$11,353 million$53,62071,978$53,87314.5%
Coconino County144,508$10,662 million$73,78365,975$54,4945.0%
Cochise County125,566$6,576 million$52,37334,954$59,8775.8%
Navajo County108,415$4,065 million$37,49828,615$50,4476.6%
Apache County65,341$2,948 million$45,11116,611$56,8057.8%
Gila County53,795$2,397 million$44,56215,973$56,6844.4%
Santa Cruz County48,926$2,844 million$58,12813,675$59,6567.7%
Graham County39,232$2,015 million$51,36710,751$57,1824.3%
La Paz County16,664$849 million$50,9196,359$51,6086.0%
Greenlee County9,409$2,526 million$268,4835,832$88,1823.1%

FAQ

What is the population of Greenlee County?

9,409 (Census Bureau ACS 2020–2024).

What is the GDP of Greenlee County?

$2,526 million in 2024 (BEA, current dollars).

What is the unemployment rate in Greenlee County?

3.1% in 2026M09 (BLS, not seasonally adjusted; the latest month may be revised).

How many jobs are there in Greenlee County?

5,832 jobs on average in 2024 with an average annual pay of $88,182 (BLS QCEW).

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