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U.S. mean $56,090 · median $54,210

StateRankMeanMedianHourlyMean vs U.S.P10–P90
District of Columbia #1 $74,940 $74,080 $36
+33.6%
$58,440–$91,730
Connecticut #2 $68,410 $71,940 $33
+22%
$49,760–$82,080
Washington #3 $65,660 $66,330 $32
+17.1%
$52,370–$76,690
California #4 $64,690 $63,520 $31
+15.3%
$47,320–$82,960
Rhode Island #5 $64,200 $64,560 $31
+14.5%
$47,660–$78,050
Minnesota #6 $64,050 $62,820 $31
+14.2%
$50,220–$77,980
Michigan #7 $63,960 $66,830 $31
+14%
$47,520–$70,660
Alaska #8 $63,160 $61,840 $30
+12.6%
$48,840–$79,460
Massachusetts #9 $63,090 $64,750 $30
+12.5%
$45,680–$81,450
Illinois #10 $62,740 $61,840 $30
+11.9%
$45,590–$81,590
Iowa #11 $60,860 $61,340 $29
+8.5%
$45,320–$78,780
Pennsylvania #12 $60,020 $59,070 $29
+7%
$47,240–$75,320
Maryland #13 $59,740 $57,160 $29
+6.5%
$45,950–$80,180
Vermont #14 $59,110 $58,530 $28
+5.4%
$48,440–$70,800
New York #15 $58,560 $53,430 $28
+4.4%
$47,250–$78,230
Colorado #16 $58,550 $58,750 $28
+4.4%
$46,960–$74,500
New Hampshire #17 $57,590 $57,300 $28
+2.7%
$39,750–$78,440
Nevada #18 $57,420 $55,160 $28
+2.4%
$42,330–$74,550
Hawaii #19 $57,090 $54,970 $27
+1.8%
$43,440–$72,360
Oregon #20 $57,000 $55,660 $27
+1.6%
$42,610–$73,740
Montana #21 $56,800 $59,180 $27
+1.3%
$42,520–$61,230
Kentucky #22 $56,230 $52,020 $27
+0.2%
$42,000–$74,260
New Jersey #23 $55,020 $51,380 $26
-1.9%
$40,570–$71,120
Wisconsin #24 $54,750 $51,480 $26
-2.4%
$45,120–$74,290
New Mexico #25 $54,640 $53,000 $26
-2.6%
$40,410–$70,840
Virginia #26 $54,340 $50,960 $26
-3.1%
$37,990–$73,960
Utah #27 $53,940 $52,790 $26
-3.8%
$40,330–$67,200
Ohio #28 $53,640 $50,070 $26
-4.4%
$39,590–$71,860
North Dakota #29 $53,440 $51,810 $26
-4.7%
$43,230–$63,910
Nebraska #30 $53,190 $50,320 $26
-5.2%
$40,640–$71,930
Idaho #31 $53,110 $52,670 $26
-5.3%
$43,310–$64,440
Alabama #32 $52,980 $54,040 $25
-5.5%
$37,430–$66,390
Oklahoma #33 $51,800 $49,090 $25
-7.6%
$35,360–$73,940
Kansas #34 $51,330 $49,650 $25
-8.5%
$37,980–$67,200
Maine #35 $50,780 $50,860 $24
-9.5%
$40,930–$57,180
South Dakota #36 $50,760 $52,350 $24
-9.5%
$33,210–$62,540
Tennessee #37 $50,170 $49,230 $24
-10.6%
$40,260–$65,170
Texas #38 $49,400 $46,860 $24
-11.9%
$38,680–$63,790
Louisiana #39 $49,170 $48,260 $24
-12.3%
$34,140–$65,900
Missouri #40 $48,970 $42,850 $24
-12.7%
$38,900–$69,350
Georgia #41 $47,620 $44,620 $23
-15.1%
$36,990–$64,360
North Carolina #42 $47,350 $47,350 $23
-15.6%
$38,330–$58,800
West Virginia #43 $46,670 $44,150 $22
-16.8%
$35,220–$60,960
Arizona #44 $45,710 $41,690 $22
-18.5%
$38,720–$59,190
Arkansas #45 $45,530 $45,340 $22
-18.8%
$37,230–$55,150
Delaware #46 $45,140 $42,900 $22
-19.5%
$34,360–$59,950
Florida #47 $43,850 $37,230 $21
-21.8%
$35,030–$62,570
Indiana #48 $42,320 $40,160 $20
-24.5%
$31,960–$52,940
South Carolina #49 $42,230 $38,670 $20
-24.7%
$34,590–$55,330
Mississippi #50 $39,750 $36,840 $19
-29.1%
$28,410–$55,310

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