Unemployment rates fell last month in more than three-quarters of the nation's states, according to a report from the Labor Department on Friday. Below is information on unemployment rates in all 50 states, plus the District of Columbia.

StateApril 2011March 2011April 2010
Alabama9.39.29.8
Alaska7.37.48.1
Arizona9.39.510.1
Arkansas7.77.77.9
California11.91212.4
Colorado8.89.29
Connecticut9.19.19.2
Delaware8.28.38.5
District of Columbia9.69.510
Florida10.811.111.3
Georgia9.91010.1
Hawaii6.16.36.7
Idaho9.69.79.1
Illinois8.78.810.8
Indiana8.28.510.5
Iowa66.16.1
Kansas6.76.87.1
Kentucky1010.210.6
Louisiana8.18.17.2
Maine7.67.68.2
Maryland6.86.97.5
Massachusetts7.888.6
Michigan10.210.313.1
Minnesota6.56.67.5
Mississippi10.410.210.6
Missouri8.99.19.5
Montana7.37.47.1
Nebraska4.24.24.8
Nevada12.513.214.9
New Hampshire4.95.26.3
New Jersey9.39.39.6
New Mexico7.68.18.3
New York7.988.7
North Carolina9.79.711.1
North Dakota3.33.64
Ohio8.68.910.4
Oklahoma5.66.17.2
Oregon9.69.911
Pennsylvania7.57.88.8
Rhode Island10.91111.7
South Carolina9.89.911.3
South Dakota4.94.95
Tennessee9.69.510
Texas88.18.2
Utah7.47.67.9
Vermont5.35.46.5
Virginia6.16.27.1
Washington9.19.29.8
West Virginia8.89.18.8
Wisconsin7.37.48.8
Wyoming66.27.2

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