Compare One Occupation Across States

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

States

U.S. mean $49,740 · median $46,080

StateRankMeanMedianHourlyMean vs U.S.P10–P90
California #1 $110,420 $100,540 $53
+122%
$55,290–$204,390
Georgia #2 $58,780 $48,880 $28
+18.2%
$19,600–$95,210
Missouri #3 $57,020 $61,780 $27
+14.6%
$37,830–$73,560
Oregon #4 $55,820 $51,060 $27
+12.2%
$39,740–$78,000
New York #5 $55,390 $49,020 $27
+11.4%
$33,650–$89,790
Wisconsin #6 $54,790 $58,650 $26
+10.2%
$25,990–$73,790
Tennessee #7 $54,490 $32,830 $26
+9.5%
$30,930–$109,410
Massachusetts #8 $53,620 $47,660 $26
+7.8%
$38,320–$76,010
Texas #9 $53,500 $54,690 $26
+7.6%
$35,790–$71,990
Florida #10 $51,000 $48,710 $25
+2.5%
$35,530–$80,800
Washington #11 $50,130 $44,120 $24
+0.8%
$39,150–$54,720
Arizona #12 $48,980 $46,300 $24
-1.5%
$31,430–$58,840
Illinois #13 $48,650 $43,040 $23
-2.2%
$33,670–$68,080
Maine #14 $48,250 $53,380 $23
-3%
$34,560–$57,320
Colorado #15 $45,580 $43,620 $22
-8.4%
$36,580–$58,470
Pennsylvania #16 $43,780 $41,600 $21
-12%
$32,140–$61,000
Alaska #17 $41,760 $41,600 $20
-16%
$41,600–$41,600
South Carolina #18 $38,680 $35,050 $19
-22.2%
$26,010–$52,830
Ohio #19 $38,510 $38,070 $19
-22.6%
$30,060–$50,450
Alabama #20 $36,430 $40,800 $18
-26.8%
$21,520–$44,270
Connecticut #21 $36,080 $34,010 $17
-27.5%
$34,010–$42,810
Michigan #22 $35,110 $25,960 $17
-29.4%
$25,960–$47,990
Minnesota #23 $34,590 $27,560 $17
-30.5%
$24,780–$60,820

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