Currently, Data is only available up until December 2008--When the Nation's Unemployment rate was 7.2%---As of January, 2009 the US's unemployment rate was 7.6%---So If I had to guess, I'd say that most of these city's unemployment rates are really ~0.5% higher than what is currently shown.

Of the 5 cities shown, Las Vegas has the highest unemployment rate in December, of 9.1% as gamblers and conventioneers continue to limit their trips to sin-city.
Los Angeles Metro Area saw an 8.8% unemployment rate and Atlanta was at 7.6%.
Chicago (7.1%) and New York (6.6%) Metro areas saw unemployment rates below the national average in the month of December.
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Good and sad data ...
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