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cent, for Madison 4.5 per cent and for Orange 4.6 per cent.
According to the data summary, the 1980 potential labor supply within a 20-mile radius was 1.480 for the town of Madison, 1,720 for the town of Washington. 1,800 for the town of Culpeper. 1.960 for the town of Orange, 2.660 for the town of Gordonsville and 3,000 for the town of Warrenton.
During the past ten years, according to the planning district's statistics. the median family income in Rappahannock climbed by 114 per cent from $6,077 in 1970 to $12,999 in 1980. Culpeper families experienced the same average income jump—114 per cent—going from $7,222 to $15,446. Madison and Orange lagged behind Rappahannock with increases of 101 per cent ($6,250 to $12,585) and 102 per cent ($7,039 to $14,236) respectively. Median family income in Fauquier skyrocketed over the ten year period by 164 per cent from
83.6%