Unemployment rates fell in all but four of Kentucky’s 120 counties between July 2020 and July 2021, the Kentucky Center for Statistics said.

Jobless rates increased in two counties — Owsley and Spencer — and stayed the same in two counties, Clinton and Lyon, the agency reported Thursday.

Cumberland and Woodford counties recorded the state’s lowest jobless rates at 3.5% each, it said. Boone and Scott counties were next, at 3.7% apiece. Next were Bourbon, Carlisle, Fayette, Taylor, Todd and Washington counties, which had 3.9% jobless rates.

Magoffin County had the state’s highest unemployment rate at 12.1%. It was followed by Martin County at 9.7%, Harlan County at 9.2% and Breathitt County at 9%. Leslie County was next at 8%, followed by Elliott and Letcher counties at 7.9% each.