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U.S. mean $112,750 · median $100,580

StateRankMeanMedianHourlyMean vs U.S.P10–P90
Washington #1 $137,530 $115,240 $66
+22%
$78,940–$179,470
New Jersey #2 $131,590 $127,090 $63
+16.7%
$57,180–$224,050
Oregon #3 $129,590 $134,350 $62
+14.9%
$93,600–$163,340
District of Columbia #4 $127,690 $107,000 $61
+13.3%
$70,400–$324,950
Colorado #5 $126,480 $113,290 $61
+12.2%
$46,870–$161,700
Massachusetts #6 $124,560 $115,180 $60
+10.5%
$60,250–$216,570
New York #7 $124,380 $114,400 $60
+10.3%
$64,980–$204,540
California #8 $123,570 $116,000 $59
+9.6%
$62,900–$188,050
New Mexico #9 $122,330 $124,800 $59
+8.5%
$54,080–$169,520
Alaska #10 $122,210 $124,270 $59
+8.4%
$42,360–$170,180
Wisconsin #11 $121,440 $113,360 $58
+7.7%
$76,360–$166,270
Florida #12 $118,480 $85,610 $57
+5.1%
$55,480–$259,990
Hawaii #13 $117,510 $117,860 $57
+4.2%
$86,770–$141,860
Arizona #14 $115,230 $119,010 $55
+2.2%
$61,890–$170,170
Delaware #15 $114,760 $113,050 $55
+1.8%
$66,150–$147,930
Nevada #16 $114,680 $102,650 $55
+1.7%
$77,700–$150,840
Idaho #17 $114,380 $97,790 $55
+1.4%
$60,720–$148,930
Minnesota #18 $110,480 $107,030 $53
-2%
$62,290–$163,610
Alabama #19 $110,120 $90,800 $53
-2.3%
$57,530–$154,340
Kentucky #20 $109,760 $99,140 $53
-2.7%
$49,220–$174,820
North Dakota #21 $109,570 $116,130 $53
-2.8%
$69,520–$148,320
Pennsylvania #22 $108,710 $91,870 $52
-3.6%
$61,340–$175,410
Montana #23 $106,980 $68,160 $51
-5.1%
$49,800–$143,640
North Carolina #24 $106,270 $92,130 $51
-5.7%
$52,890–$213,160
Rhode Island #25 $104,670 $107,490 $50
-7.2%
$54,500–$144,700
Utah #26 $104,390 $99,170 $50
-7.4%
$48,070–$156,000
Iowa #27 $104,130 $91,690 $50
-7.6%
$64,200–$168,660
Ohio #28 $103,950 $101,190 $50
-7.8%
$39,640–$161,580
Georgia #29 $102,950 $96,060 $50
-8.7%
$45,310–$179,850
Wyoming #30 $102,760 $89,890 $49
-8.9%
$64,200–$169,270
Vermont #31 $99,780 $83,270 $48
-11.5%
$58,070–$137,620
Missouri #32 $99,190 $99,410 $48
-12%
$45,770–$141,810
Nebraska #33 $99,180 $94,540 $48
-12%
$45,370–$143,190
Virginia #34 $98,460 $86,520 $47
-12.7%
$41,990–$176,080
New Hampshire #35 $98,030 $64,270 $47
-13.1%
$44,550–$194,050
Oklahoma #36 $97,850 $79,950 $47
-13.2%
$62,150–$205,790
Illinois #37 $95,590 $83,750 $46
-15.2%
$36,580–$168,730
Michigan #38 $95,160 $84,730 $46
-15.6%
$61,290–$134,980
Texas #39 $92,130 $83,660 $44
-18.3%
$59,490–$136,360
South Carolina #40 $91,790 $92,700 $44
-18.6%
$59,600–$131,420
Indiana #41 $91,480 $84,990 $44
-18.9%
$56,200–$129,110
West Virginia #42 $90,120 $77,040 $43
-20.1%
$44,100–$146,240
South Dakota #43 $88,560 $80,130 $43
-21.5%
$63,630–$123,210
Kansas #44 $85,550 $76,690 $41
-24.1%
$47,620–$151,800
Tennessee #45 $84,350 $76,820 $41
-25.2%
$50,520–$126,930
Mississippi #46 $83,860 $76,000 $40
-25.6%
$48,270–$107,160
Arkansas #47 $82,100 $77,520 $39
-27.2%
$58,090–$111,560
Louisiana #48 $79,510 $71,330 $38
-29.5%
$46,500–$121,750

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