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Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach, FL Metro Area

Employment among residents aged 16+. Metro boundaries and industry definitions can change between releases.

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Share of resident employment

The 2020 gap is intentional: standard ACS 1-year estimates were not published. Lines do not bridge missing years. Year-to-year changes are descriptive, not statistically tested growth.

Annual figures & age profile

Year	Employed in selection	Share	Population	Aged 22–24	Aged 25–29
2010	19,524	10.1%	494,527	17,011	25,039
2011	21,947	11.7%	494,804	15,193	26,093
2012	19,973	10.5%	496,950	17,137	26,616
2013	23,644	10.2%	600,756	19,973	31,883
2014	26,510	10.8%	609,939	22,769	34,018
2015	28,932	11.7%	623,279	19,388	35,622
2016	28,977	11.3%	637,674	20,956	37,363
2017	30,059	11.2%	649,202	20,523	37,272
2018	30,723	10.9%	659,605	19,557	38,972
2019	33,731	11.5%	668,365	19,569	37,937
2021	41,520	14.4%	685,344	23,289	34,281
2022	38,918	12.6%	705,897	22,080	37,900
2023	43,252	13.5%	721,796	22,452	37,912
2024	40,034	12.2%	739,516	27,881	40,186

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Industry footprint by metro

Share is the percentage of all employed residents working in your selected industries. Concentration compares that share with the US average for the same year: 2× means twice the share, not twice your chance of a job.

Metropolitan area	Employed in selection	Industry share	US concentration	Residents 22–29
San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA Metro Area	255,202± 8,900 MOE	24.0%	1.9×	234,613
San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, CA Metro Area	550,634± 13,247 MOE	22.5%	1.7×	473,247
Boulder, CO Metro Area	40,406± 3,376 MOE	22.4%	1.7×	41,093
Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV Metro Area	768,485± 11,890 MOE	22.2%	1.7×	684,193
Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos, TX Metro Area	292,858± 12,108 MOE	20.5%	1.6×	312,601
Raleigh-Cary, NC Metro Area	168,149± 7,205 MOE	20.0%	1.6×	168,754
Santa Fe, NM Metro Area	13,882± 1,900 MOE	18.0%	1.4×	13,311
Denver-Aurora-Centennial, CO Metro Area	310,713± 9,729 MOE	18.0%	1.4×	365,187
Huntsville, AL Metro Area	50,016± 3,784 MOE	18.0%	1.4×	59,542
San Diego-Chula Vista-Carlsbad, CA Metro Area	291,065± 10,097 MOE	17.8%	1.4×	380,059
Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH Metro Area	488,000± 10,780 MOE	17.5%	1.4×	579,707
Wildwood-The Villages, FL Metro Area	6,267± 1,861 MOE	17.5%	1.4×	5,294
Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA Metro Area	385,340± 11,625 MOE	17.4%	1.4×	485,331
Charleston-North Charleston, SC Metro Area	74,605± 6,106 MOE	16.7%	1.3×	95,955
Madison, WI Metro Area	67,779± 4,562 MOE	16.7%	1.3×	95,284
Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA Metro Area	549,901± 14,059 MOE	16.5%	1.3×	688,731
Bridgeport-Stamford-Danbury, CT Metro Area	83,221± 5,112 MOE	16.4%	1.3×	94,759
Provo-Orem-Lehi, UT Metro Area	62,707± 4,491 MOE	16.4%	1.3×	128,026
Idaho Falls, ID Metro Area	12,570± 1,844 MOE	16.1%	1.3×	18,602
Kennewick-Richland, WA Metro Area	23,383± 3,087 MOE	16.1%	1.3×	36,133
Naples-Marco Island, FL Metro Area	28,064± 3,658 MOE	16.1%	1.3×	26,971
Lexington Park, MD Metro Area	16,824± 1,887 MOE	16.0%	1.2×	20,828
Kingston, NY Metro Area	14,079± 1,886 MOE	15.9%	1.2×	17,515
New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ Metro Area	1,583,789± 22,088 MOE	15.8%	1.2×	2,177,272
Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, MD Metro Area	233,883± 7,826 MOE	15.8%	1.2×	287,483
Fort Collins-Loveland, CO Metro Area	31,890± 2,965 MOE	15.7%	1.2×	49,449
Albuquerque, NM Metro Area	69,311± 5,022 MOE	15.6%	1.2×	95,701
Port St. Lucie, FL Metro Area	37,717± 4,591 MOE	15.6%	1.2×	43,120
Charlottesville, VA Metro Area	18,007± 2,689 MOE	15.5%	1.2×	25,444
Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL Metro Area	509,172± 14,009 MOE	15.4%	1.2×	620,397

Definitions & source

US Census Bureau, American Community Survey 1-year estimates, DP03 and B01001. Counts cover civilian employed residents aged 16 and over, including people who commute elsewhere. They are not local workplace job counts or job vacancies. No career seniority breakdown is available in these tables.

Ages 22–24 and 25–29 are published bands; we do not estimate an exact 22–26 group. MOEs are 90% margins of error; combined counts use the Census square-root-of-summed-squares approximation. Small differences may be sampling noise. Historical boundaries and classifications are not harmonized.

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