Emergency Conservation Program payments in Wheeler County, Georgia totaled $0 in 2012

Counties in Wheeler County, Georgia Receiving Emergency Conservation Program payments, 2012

Rank County Emergency Conservation Program
2012		Pct of
Total		Running
Percentage
1Bartow County, Georgia$574,58525.9%25.9%
2Gordon County, Georgia$324,73814.6%40.5%
3Catoosa County, Georgia$195,7538.8%49.3%
4Floyd County, Georgia$187,0448.4%57.7%
5Lamar County, Georgia$135,8486.1%63.8%
6Polk County, Georgia$105,8724.8%68.6%
7Morgan County, Georgia$96,0554.3%72.9%
8Meriwether County, Georgia$65,4782.9%75.9%
9Walker County, Georgia$65,4432.9%78.8%
10Dade County, Georgia$58,8262.6%81.5%
11Wilkes County, Georgia$56,7522.6%84.0%
12Spalding County, Georgia$54,7032.5%86.5%
13Burke County, Georgia$53,6582.4%88.9%
14Murray County, Georgia$45,6762.1%91.0%
15Pickens County, Georgia$36,6401.6%92.6%
16Monroe County, Georgia$31,7571.4%94.0%
17Cherokee County, Georgia$28,5901.3%95.3%
18Berrien County, Georgia$22,1821.0%96.3%
19Mitchell County, Georgia$21,3491.0%97.3%
20Troup County, Georgia$19,1180.9%98.2%
21Bibb County, Georgia$10,3550.5%98.6%
22Effingham County, Georgia$10,2750.5%99.1%
23Paulding County, Georgia$9,0040.4%99.5%
24Pike County, Georgia$6,8480.3%99.8%
25Lincoln County, Georgia$4,5800.2%100.0%

Source: Environmental Working Group. Compiled from USDA data.

 

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