Windham County is a county of Connecticut with n/a residents. Its economy produced n/a in 2024 (n/a of 0 counties) and had n/a jobs with an average annual pay of n/a (n/a for pay). The unemployment rate was n/a in .
Output and size
Living here
The guide covers 2 cities with this as the main county: Willimantic, Putnam. Open any of them for rent, home values, commuting and climate. Within the county, median rent runs from $1,063 in Willimantic to $1,147 in Putnam, so where you live matters as much as which county you pick.
Counties of similar economic size
Counties close to Windham County in output are Hartford County, Tolland County. Compare their jobs, pay and unemployment on their own pages.
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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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