Nevada economic data

Lander

FIPS 32015 · the latest published figure for each series we maintain. Follow a row for the full history, the chart and the methodology.

Series Latest Period Recent trend
Unemployment rate 3.7% 2026-09-01
Labor force 2,487 2026-09-01
Employment 2,395 2026-09-01
Unemployed persons 92 2026-09-01
Population 5,872 2025-01-01
Personal income $483.0M 2024-01-01
Personal income per resident $83,490 2024-01-01
Population (BEA midyear estimate) 5,785 2024-01-01
Gross domestic product $920.5M 2024-01-01
Covered employment 3,664 2026-03-01
Average weekly wage $2,517 2026-01-01
Taxable sales $33.6M 2026-08-01
Precipitation 0.05 in 2026-09-01
Palmer Drought Severity Index -5.81 2026-09-01
Big Creek Sum · Snow water equivalent 0.00 in 2026-09-01
Lewis Peak · Snow water equivalent 0.00 in 2026-09-01
Porter Canyon · Snow water equivalent 0.00 in 2026-09-01
Big Creek Sum · Water-year precipitation 19.50 in 2026-09-01
Lewis Peak · Water-year precipitation 19.30 in 2026-09-01
Porter Canyon · Water-year precipitation 11.40 in 2026-09-01
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting · Employment by sector 46 2026-03-01
Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction · Employment by sector — 2026-03-01
Utilities · Employment by sector — 2026-03-01
Construction · Employment by sector 20 2026-03-01
Manufacturing · Employment by sector — 2026-03-01
Wholesale trade · Employment by sector 40 2026-03-01
Retail trade · Employment by sector 255 2026-03-01
Transportation and warehousing · Employment by sector — 2026-03-01
Information · Employment by sector — 2026-03-01
Finance and insurance · Employment by sector 10 2026-03-01
Real estate and rental and leasing · Employment by sector 12 2026-03-01
Professional, scientific, and technical services · Employment by sector — 2026-03-01
Management of companies and enterprises · Employment by sector — 2026-03-01
Administrative, support and waste management services · Employment by sector 17 2026-03-01
Educational services · Employment by sector — 2026-03-01
Health care and social assistance · Employment by sector — 2026-03-01
Arts, entertainment, and recreation · Employment by sector — 2026-03-01
Accommodation and food services · Employment by sector — 2026-03-01
Other services, except public administration · Employment by sector 117 2026-03-01
Unclassified · Employment by sector — 2026-03-01
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting · Weekly wage by sector $735 2026-01-01
Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction · Weekly wage by sector — 2026-01-01
Utilities · Weekly wage by sector — 2026-01-01
Construction · Weekly wage by sector $1,241 2026-01-01
Manufacturing · Weekly wage by sector — 2026-01-01
Wholesale trade · Weekly wage by sector $992 2026-01-01
Retail trade · Weekly wage by sector $591 2026-01-01
Transportation and warehousing · Weekly wage by sector — 2026-01-01
Information · Weekly wage by sector — 2026-01-01
Finance and insurance · Weekly wage by sector $943 2026-01-01
Real estate and rental and leasing · Weekly wage by sector $799 2026-01-01
Professional, scientific, and technical services · Weekly wage by sector — 2026-01-01
Management of companies and enterprises · Weekly wage by sector — 2026-01-01
Administrative, support and waste management services · Weekly wage by sector $618 2026-01-01
Educational services · Weekly wage by sector — 2026-01-01
Health care and social assistance · Weekly wage by sector — 2026-01-01
Arts, entertainment, and recreation · Weekly wage by sector — 2026-01-01
Accommodation and food services · Weekly wage by sector — 2026-01-01
Other services, except public administration · Weekly wage by sector $1,912 2026-01-01
Unclassified · Weekly wage by sector — 2026-01-01

A trend line covers up to the last 60 periods and is scaled to its own series, so two rows cannot be compared by eye. Units differ by row; see the linked page for each. A dash is an absent figure, not a zero — for employment and wages by sector it usually means the value was withheld to avoid identifying an employer, which the linked page flags.