Compare One Occupation Across States

Pick an occupation, then choose states to see its pay side by side.

States

U.S. mean $360,570 · median $391,490

StateRankMeanMedianHourlyMean vs U.S.P10–P90
Washington #1 $508,520 $499,990 $244
+41%
$239,000–$646,940
Minnesota #2 $449,130 $496,510 $216
+24.6%
$115,870–$591,740
New Hampshire #3 $433,850 $481,640 $209
+20.3%
$76,330–$488,130
Pennsylvania #4 $425,950 $461,390 $205
+18.1%
$75,070–$542,880
Florida #5 $422,780 $465,370 $203
+17.3%
$215,320–$514,580
Ohio #6 $422,500 $490,530 $203
+17.2%
$172,330–$543,850
Connecticut #7 $416,580 $481,820 $200
+15.5%
$75,050–$529,860
Wisconsin #8 $411,910 $443,990 $198
+14.2%
$217,060–$639,120
Indiana #9 $389,030 $394,060 $187
+7.9%
$217,040–$512,160
Virginia #10 $388,620 $488,310 $187
+7.8%
$42,100–$507,500
Idaho #11 $385,470 $449,990 $185
+6.9%
$89,130–$497,100
Alabama #12 $376,440 $392,350 $181
+4.4%
$223,700–$492,400
Kansas #13 $375,020 $437,030 $180
+4%
$222,520–$536,800
Maryland #14 $371,320 $418,010 $179
+3%
$170,770–$506,640
Nebraska #15 $369,590 $334,210 $178
+2.5%
$234,710–$512,180
Louisiana #16 $368,640 $410,500 $177
+2.2%
$231,450–$417,550
New York #17 $349,940 $445,660 $168
-2.9%
$136,760–$561,000
New Mexico #18 $325,930 $393,970 $157
-9.6%
$72,440–$586,950
Tennessee #19 $323,070 $330,620 $155
-10.4%
$75,260–$442,360
Kentucky #20 $310,560 $347,960 $149
-13.9%
$107,110–$491,640
Vermont #21 $290,320 $434,780 $140
-19.5%
$80,000–$516,450
South Carolina #22 $283,240 $238,970 $136
-21.4%
$77,540–$549,580
Georgia #23 $276,840 $230,000 $133
-23.2%
$169,710–$494,270
Texas #24 $276,470 $215,230 $133
-23.3%
$168,750–$488,670
District of Columbia #25 $239,320 $202,570 $115
-33.6%
$70,580–$397,210

P10–P90 bars share one scale across the selected states; the blue band spans P10–P90 and the dot marks the median.