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CPM 2000-17-- Attachment 2

December 1, 2000

Locality-Based Comparability Payments and Net Pay Increases in 2001 for General Schedule Employees
Locality Pay Area Locality Rate 2001 Net Increase in 2001
Atlanta MSA 8.66% 3.65%
Boston CMSA 12.13% 4.01%
Chicago CMSA 13.00% 4.09%
Cincinnati CMSA 10.76% 3.86%
Cleveland CMSA 9.17% 3.76%
Columbus MSA 9.61% 3.70%
Dallas CMSA 9.71% 3.76%
Dayton MSA 8.60% 3.63%
Denver CMSA 11.90% 3.96%
Detroit CMSA 13.14% 4.08%
Hartford MSA3 12.65% 3.99%
Houston CMSA 16.66% 4.37%
Huntsville MSA 8.12% 3.56%
Indianapolis MSA 7.89% 3.56%
Kansas City MSA 8.32% 3.56%
Los Angeles CMSA3 14.37% 4.17%
Miami CMSA 11.09% 3.91%
Milwaukee CMSA 8.91% 3.73%
Minneapolis MSA 10.30% 3.82%
New York CMSA 13.62% 4.10%
Orlando MSA 7.71% 3.58%
Philadelphia CMSA 10.80% 3.87%
Pittsburgh MSA 8.54% 3.59%
Portland CMSA 10.32% 3.89%
Richmond MSA 8.60% 3.65%
Sacramento CMSA 10.73% 3.85%
St. Louis MSA 8.00% 3.58%
San Diego MSA 11.31% 3.95%
San Francisco CMSA3 16.98% 4.46%
Seattle CMSA 10.45% 3.88%
Washington, DC CMSA3 10.23% 3.81%
Rest of United States 7.68% 3.57%
CMSA means Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area and MSA means Metropolitan Statistical Area, as defined by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) in OMB Bulletin 99-04, June 30, 1999.

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