Industries in Alder, Washington (Unincorporated Place)

Industry#1

Percentage of the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Washington and Alder
Alder
Washington
0%50%100%CountEducationAgriculture1Oil & Gas, and MiningOil & Gas, and Mi…ConstructionManufacturingWholesalersRetailTransportationUtilitiesInformationFinance & InsuranceReal estateProfessional2Management3Administrative4Healthcare5Entertainment6HospitalityOther ServicesGovernment7100.000000%8.404894%100.000000%100.0%340.000000%0.000000%0.0%2.570842%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%0.100801%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%6.120725%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%10.513337%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%2.852352%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%11.793310%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%4.421759%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%0.796471%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%2.304851%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%3.374427%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%2.033578%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%8.555375%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%0.082490%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%3.831453%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%13.022882%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%2.372602%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%6.874000%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%4.705761%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%5.268090%0
Count number of people employed in given industry
1Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting 2Professional, scientific, and technical services 3Management of companies 4Administrative, support, and waste management services 5Healthcare and social assistance 6Entertainment, arts, and recreation 7Government not otherwise classified

Relative Industry#2

Percentage more or less common in Alder than in Washington, among the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Washington and Alder
Less Common
More Common
0%500%1,000%%ref.EducationAgriculture1Oil & Gas, and MiningOil & Gas, and Mi…ConstructionManufacturingWholesalersRetailTransportationUtilitiesInformationFinance & InsuranceReal estateProfessional2Management3Administrative4Healthcare5Entertainment6HospitalityOther ServicesGovernment71,089.782995%1,089.782995%1,089.8%100.000%100%8.405%8.40%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%2.571%2.57%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%0.101%0.10%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%6.121%6.12%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%10.513%10.5%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%2.852%2.85%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%11.793%11.8%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%4.422%4.42%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%0.796%0.80%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%2.305%2.30%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%3.374%3.37%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%2.034%2.03%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%8.555%8.56%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%0.082%0.08%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%3.831%3.83%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%13.023%13.0%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%2.373%2.37%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%6.874%6.87%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%4.706%4.71%-100.000000%-100.000000%100.0%0.000%0%5.268%5.27%
% percentage of industry in Alder
ref. percentage of industry in Washington
1Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting 2Professional, scientific, and technical services 3Management of companies 4Administrative, support, and waste management services 5Healthcare and social assistance 6Entertainment, arts, and recreation 7Government not otherwise classified

Sex Ratio by Industry#3

Sex ratio by industry among the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Washington and Alder
Female Male
Washington
Alder
1.0x0.5x0.0x0.5x1.0xFMAll IndustriesEducation-1.000000x-1.000000x-1.000000x1.000000x1.149883x1.000000x1717-1.000000x-2.135291x-1.000000x1.000000x1.000000x1.000000x1717
F number of females employed in given industry
M number of males employed in given industry

Part Timers by Industry#4

Part time and seasonal workers as a percentage of total workforce within an industry.
Scope: population of Washington and Alder
Alder
Washington
0%10%20%30%40%PartFullAll IndustriesEducation0.000000%0.000000%0.0%32.337532%0340.000000%0.000000%0.0%45.420616%034
Part number of part time workers employed in given industry
Full number of full time workers employed in given industry
1Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting 2Professional, scientific, and technical services 3Management of companies 4Administrative, support, and waste management services 5Healthcare and social assistance 6Entertainment, arts, and recreation 7Government not otherwise classified

Industries by Place in the Seattle Area

There are 200 places in the Seattle Area. This section compares Alder to all of the places in the Seattle Area and to those entities that contain or substantially overlap with Alder.

Agriculture1 Industry by Place#5

Percentage of the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Alder, selected other places in the Seattle Area, and entities that contain Alder
0%5%10%15%Count#North MarysvilleN MarysvilleOsoSwede HeavenMaple Heights-Lake DesireMaple Hts-Lk DesireEatonvilleCarbonadoStartupMcMillinVaughnClear Lake073200Tract 073200StanwoodDarringtonEatonville School DistrictEatonvilleKey CenterCarnationIndexZIP Code 98328ZIP 98328OrtingWashingtonPacificCrockerLake GoodwinWallerWarm BeachWestEnumclawMidlandNorth PuyallupN PuyallupVashonWoods CreekBuckleyBunk FossCathcartCanterwoodArlington HeightsArlington HtsUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesArlingtonPrairie HeightsPrairie HtsPierce CountyPierceTacomaSultanSeattle, Tacoma, and Bellevue Metro AreaSeattle AreaKentSeaTacSeattleMaple ValleyBellevueSumnerMill Creek EastMill Crk ESteilacoomShadow LakeAnderson IslandAnderson IsBeaux Arts VillageBeaux Arts VlgLa GrandeGreenwaterSilvanaHat IslandAlder16.949153%16.949153%16.9%10110.227273%10.227273%10.2%926.666667%6.666667%6.7%2435.917874%5.917874%5.9%9845.666667%5.666667%5.7%6855.592105%5.592105%5.6%1765.185185%5.185185%5.2%1474.988399%4.988399%5.0%4384.972376%4.972376%5.0%994.100228%4.100228%4.1%18104.070939%4.070939%4.1%1014.051988%4.051988%4.1%106113.787879%3.787879%3.8%20123.357886%3.357886%3.4%1553.201635%3.201635%3.2%47133.014553%3.014553%3.0%29142.912621%2.912621%2.9%3152.874587%2.874587%2.9%1132.767528%2.767528%2.8%90162.570842%2.570842%2.6%85,64385.6k2.289196%2.289196%2.3%543,905544k2.192982%2.192982%2.2%15172.183850%2.183850%2.2%43182.127660%2.127660%2.1%79192.107926%2.107926%2.1%25202.056542%2.056542%2.1%707,442707k1.961131%1.961131%2.0%111211.935800%1.935800%1.9%79221.932859%1.932859%1.9%19231.878956%1.878956%1.9%95241.778386%1.778386%1.8%52251.729560%1.729560%1.7%33261.703297%1.703297%1.7%31271.671309%1.671309%1.7%24281.534963%1.534963%1.5%27291.531394%1.531394%1.5%20301.326306%1.326306%1.3%1,962,9511.96M0.991340%0.991340%1.0%87430.782689%0.782689%0.8%17570.741342%0.741342%0.7%2,7750.733293%0.733293%0.7%706640.653344%0.653344%0.7%17710.591097%0.591097%0.6%11,00111.0k0.536553%0.536553%0.5%328810.504577%0.504577%0.5%70850.457965%0.457965%0.5%1,811890.347481%0.347481%0.3%42990.243013%0.243013%0.2%1721120.213447%0.213447%0.2%101130.020982%0.020982%0.0%21270.000000%0.000000%0.0%01410.000000%0.000000%0.0%01550.000000%0.000000%0.0%01690.000000%0.000000%0.0%01830.000000%0.000000%0.0%01930.000000%0.000000%0.0%01940.000000%0.000000%0.0%01950.000000%0.000000%0.0%01960.000000%0.000000%0.0%0197
1Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting

Industries by Place in Washington

There are 626 places in Washington. This section compares Alder to the 50 most populous places in Washington and to those entities that contain or substantially overlap with Alder. The least populous of the compared places has a population of 22,221.

Agriculture1 Industry by Place#25

Percentage of the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Alder, selected other places in Washington, and entities that contain Alder
0%5%10%Count#PascoYakimaWenatcheeMount VernonKennewick073200Tract 073200Walla WallaEatonville School DistrictEatonvilleZIP Code 98328ZIP 98328WashingtonPacificWestLongviewOak HarborParklandUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesOlympiaRichlandBellinghamSpanawayLakewoodDes MoinesPullmanBainbridge IslandBainbridge IsFederal WayShorelineEdmondsPierce CountyPierceBremertonTacomaBothellEverettBurienSpokaneMercer IslandAuburnSpokane ValleySpokane VlySeattle, Tacoma, and Bellevue Metro AreaSeattle AreaSilver FirsKentSeaTacSeattleVancouverMarysvilleGrahamSouth HillMaple ValleyIssaquahLaceyRentonKirklandBellevuePuyallupSammamishCottage LakeLynnwoodRedmondLake StevensAlderUniversity PlaceUniv Pl13.694859%13.694859%13.7%4,129111.944373%11.944373%11.9%4,638210.499440%10.499440%10.5%1,50136.832865%6.832865%6.8%97344.161940%4.161940%4.2%1,43154.070939%4.070939%4.1%1013.925074%3.925074%3.9%50563.357886%3.357886%3.4%1552.874587%2.874587%2.9%1132.570842%2.570842%2.6%85,64385.6k2.289196%2.289196%2.3%543,905544k2.056542%2.056542%2.1%707,442707k1.757236%1.757236%1.8%23871.430804%1.430804%1.4%11981.428919%1.428919%1.4%23591.326306%1.326306%1.3%1,962,9511.96M1.213694%1.213694%1.2%290101.128569%1.128569%1.1%283111.093603%1.093603%1.1%465120.981566%0.981566%1.0%123130.946478%0.946478%0.9%226140.917253%0.917253%0.9%142150.890248%0.890248%0.9%131160.848564%0.848564%0.8%91170.800764%0.800764%0.8%369180.792630%0.792630%0.8%228190.776311%0.776311%0.8%167200.741342%0.741342%0.7%2,7750.740928%0.740928%0.7%117210.733293%0.733293%0.7%706220.720952%0.720952%0.7%163230.677285%0.677285%0.7%347240.661900%0.661900%0.7%162250.644652%0.644652%0.6%604260.643582%0.643582%0.6%71270.628860%0.628860%0.6%222280.604947%0.604947%0.6%260290.591097%0.591097%0.6%11,00111.0k0.551655%0.551655%0.6%66300.536553%0.536553%0.5%328310.504577%0.504577%0.5%70320.457965%0.457965%0.5%1,811330.448911%0.448911%0.4%360340.417237%0.417237%0.4%128350.407774%0.407774%0.4%47360.369359%0.369359%0.4%92370.347481%0.347481%0.3%42380.302847%0.302847%0.3%55390.295001%0.295001%0.3%56400.285030%0.285030%0.3%150410.250712%0.250712%0.3%118420.243013%0.243013%0.2%172430.206251%0.206251%0.2%39440.192072%0.192072%0.2%58450.185693%0.185693%0.2%21460.155897%0.155897%0.2%29470.113080%0.113080%0.1%36480.074019%0.074019%0.1%11490.000000%0.000000%0.0%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%050
1Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting

Industries by Place in the West

There are 5,635 places in the West. This section compares Alder to the 50 most populous places in the West and to those entities that contain or substantially overlap with Alder. The least populous of the compared places has a population of 180,303.

Agriculture1 Industry by Place#45

Percentage of the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Alder, selected other places in the West, and entities that contain Alder
0%5%10%Count#OxnardBakersfieldFresno073200Tract 073200StocktonEatonville School DistrictEatonvilleZIP Code 98328ZIP 98328WashingtonModestoPacificWestUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesSanta AnaPierce CountyPierceTacomaBoise CitySan BernardinoPortlandSpokaneSacramentoSeattle, Tacoma, and Bellevue Metro AreaSeattle AreaAlbuquerqueSeattleRiversideOaklandAnchorageSan JoseLong BeachMoreno ValleyPhoenixLos AngelesAnaheimSan DiegoGlendaleMesaRenoAuroraHuntington BeachHuntington BchUrban HonoluluFontanaChandlerDenverTucsonSalt Lake CitySalt Lk CityColorado SpringsColorado SpgsNorth Las VegasN Las VegasChula VistaGilbertIrvineScottsdaleFremontSan FranciscoLas VegasSanta ClaritaSunrise ManorGlendaleHendersonParadiseAlderSpring Valley13.931641%13.931641%13.9%13,24313.2k15.791309%5.791309%5.8%8,96924.917645%4.917645%4.9%9,97534.070939%4.070939%4.1%1013.679000%3.679000%3.7%4,21443.357886%3.357886%3.4%1552.874587%2.874587%2.9%1132.570842%2.570842%2.6%85,64385.6k2.312346%2.312346%2.3%1,93452.289196%2.289196%2.3%543,905544k2.056542%2.056542%2.1%707,442707k1.326306%1.326306%1.3%1,962,9511.96M1.073175%1.073175%1.1%1,67060.741342%0.741342%0.7%2,7750.733293%0.733293%0.7%70670.720453%0.720453%0.7%81180.714202%0.714202%0.7%54890.676379%0.676379%0.7%2,248100.644652%0.644652%0.6%604110.594185%0.594185%0.6%1,279120.591097%0.591097%0.6%11,00111.0k0.574739%0.574739%0.6%1,505130.457965%0.457965%0.5%1,811140.448834%0.448834%0.4%629150.440375%0.440375%0.4%909160.438651%0.438651%0.4%672170.418201%0.418201%0.4%2,092180.413591%0.413591%0.4%916190.411926%0.411926%0.4%345200.408221%0.408221%0.4%2,924210.405225%0.405225%0.4%7,715220.373380%0.373380%0.4%623230.373309%0.373309%0.4%2,501240.357036%0.357036%0.4%382250.356459%0.356459%0.4%765260.353702%0.353702%0.4%413270.330952%0.330952%0.3%580280.312769%0.312769%0.3%323290.298499%0.298499%0.3%521300.298347%0.298347%0.3%267310.297940%0.297940%0.3%376320.293085%0.293085%0.3%1,056330.263766%0.263766%0.3%614340.257799%0.257799%0.3%266350.241950%0.241950%0.2%509360.241702%0.241702%0.2%239370.235868%0.235868%0.2%268380.232558%0.232558%0.2%256390.200659%0.200659%0.2%241400.200414%0.200414%0.2%239410.195580%0.195580%0.2%221420.187899%0.187899%0.2%918430.173952%0.173952%0.2%474440.173586%0.173586%0.2%154450.161557%0.161557%0.2%130460.159362%0.159362%0.2%151470.120183%0.120183%0.1%156480.066752%0.066752%0.1%76490.000000%0.000000%0.0%00.000000%0.000000%0.0%050
1Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting

Industries by Place in the United States

There are 29,322 places in the United States. This section compares Alder to the 50 most populous places in the United States and to those entities that contain or substantially overlap with Alder. The least populous of the compared places has a population of 383,899.

Agriculture1 Industry by Place#65

Percentage of the civilian employed population aged 16 and older.
Scope: population of Alder, selected other places in the United States, and entities that contain Alder
0%1%2%3%4%Count#Fresno073200Tract 073200Eatonville School DistrictEatonvilleZIP Code 98328ZIP 98328WashingtonPacificWestUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesPierce CountyPierceOmahaPortlandSacramentoSeattle, Tacoma, and Bellevue Metro AreaSeattle AreaAlbuquerqueMinneapolisSeattleOaklandWichitaMilwaukeeSan JoseLong BeachPhoenixLos AngelesLouisvilleSan DiegoDetroitOklahoma CityMesaKansas CityMiamiTulsaDenverEl PasoTucsonVirginia BeachVirginia BchColorado SpringsColorado SpgsDallasJacksonvilleNashville-DavidsonSan AntonioAustinIndianapolisPhiladelphiaFort WorthSan FranciscoLas VegasRaleighCharlotteHoustonArlingtonClevelandChicagoBaltimoreColumbusAtlantaMemphisBostonNew YorkWashingtonAlder4.917645%4.917645%4.9%9,97514.070939%4.070939%4.1%1013.357886%3.357886%3.4%1552.874587%2.874587%2.9%1132.570842%2.570842%2.6%85,64385.6k2.289196%2.289196%2.3%543,905544k2.056542%2.056542%2.1%707,442707k1.326306%1.326306%1.3%1,962,9511.96M0.741342%0.741342%0.7%2,7750.694392%0.694392%0.7%1,57220.676379%0.676379%0.7%2,24830.594185%0.594185%0.6%1,27940.591097%0.591097%0.6%11,00111.0k0.574739%0.574739%0.6%1,50550.476580%0.476580%0.5%1,08960.457965%0.457965%0.5%1,81170.440375%0.440375%0.4%90980.425831%0.425831%0.4%78190.423938%0.423938%0.4%1,132100.418201%0.418201%0.4%2,092110.413591%0.413591%0.4%916120.408221%0.408221%0.4%2,924130.405225%0.405225%0.4%7,715140.381835%0.381835%0.4%1,115150.373309%0.373309%0.4%2,501160.368900%0.368900%0.4%816170.368629%0.368629%0.4%1,094180.356459%0.356459%0.4%765190.327937%0.327937%0.3%775200.307223%0.307223%0.3%620210.306931%0.306931%0.3%584220.293085%0.293085%0.3%1,056230.272019%0.272019%0.3%760240.263766%0.263766%0.3%614250.257447%0.257447%0.3%559260.241950%0.241950%0.2%509270.233301%0.233301%0.2%1,450280.225565%0.225565%0.2%890290.207436%0.207436%0.2%706300.201764%0.201764%0.2%1,325310.195670%0.195670%0.2%995320.193879%0.193879%0.2%783330.190558%0.190558%0.2%1,248340.188698%0.188698%0.2%714350.187899%0.187899%0.2%918360.173952%0.173952%0.2%474370.168316%0.168316%0.2%397380.168062%0.168062%0.2%698390.155037%0.155037%0.2%1,694400.146045%0.146045%0.1%281410.145016%0.145016%0.1%217420.143165%0.143165%0.1%1,848430.136774%0.136774%0.1%376440.136157%0.136157%0.1%590450.126338%0.126338%0.1%278460.122596%0.122596%0.1%352470.100747%0.100747%0.1%357480.089813%0.089813%0.1%3,585490.062890%0.062890%0.1%219500.000000%0.000000%0.0%0
1Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting

Definitions

An industry describe the kind of business conducted by a person’s employing organization. On this page, all employed persons are categorized as working in one of the following industries (bolded terms are used in the charts and maps on this page):

  • Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting, and mining:
    • Agriculture: Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting
    • Oil & Gas, and Mining: Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction
  • Construction: Construction
  • Manufacturing: Manufacturing
  • Wholesalers: Wholesale trade
  • Retail: Retail trade
  • Transportation and warehousing, and utilities:
    • Transportation: Transportation and warehousing
    • Utilities: Utilities
  • Information: Information
  • Finance and insurance, and real estate and rental and leasing:
    • Finance & Insurance: Finance and insurance
    • Real estate: Real estate and rental and leasing
  • Professional, scientific, and management, and administrative and waste management services:
    • Professional: Professional, scientific, and technical services
    • Management: Management of companies and enterprises
    • Administrative: Administrative and support and waste management services
  • Educational services, and health care and social assistance:
    • Education: Educational services
    • Healthcare: Health care and social assistance
  • Arts, entertainment, and recreation, and accommodation and food services:
    • Entertainment: Arts, entertainment, and recreation
    • Hospitality: Accommodation and food services
  • Other Services: Other services, except public administration
  • Government: Public administration

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State:
Washington
County:
Pierce
Metro Area:
Seattle Area
ZIP Code:
98328
Unified School District:
Eatonville
Congressional District:
WA-8
State Senate District:
WA-2
State House District:
WA-2
Neighboring Unincorporated Places:
La Grande
Nearby Cities:
Morton
Nearby Towns:
Eatonville
Nearby Unincorporated Places:
Ashford, Clear Lake, Elbe, Graham, Kapowsin, McKenna, Mineral, South Creek