Compare One Occupation Across States

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States

U.S. mean $148,500 · median $147,470

StateRankMeanMedianHourlyMean vs U.S.P10–P90
Washington #1 $191,900 $189,280 $92
+29.2%
$152,800–$229,060
Oregon #2 $185,930 $183,990 $89
+25.2%
$168,850–$201,990
New Jersey #3 $180,230 $170,650 $87
+21.4%
$145,450–$234,140
New York #4 $167,640 $166,540 $81
+12.9%
$131,730–$210,520
Illinois #5 $158,200 $163,860 $76
+6.5%
$127,720–$176,290
Georgia #6 $155,610 $155,390 $75
+4.8%
$127,320–$215,010
Indiana #7 $153,270 $144,320 $74
+3.2%
$129,770–$198,080
Florida #8 $152,560 $153,490 $73
+2.7%
$123,880–$177,250
Massachusetts #9 $150,160 $140,990 $72
+1.1%
$111,550–$174,810
North Carolina #10 $149,910 $147,830 $72
+0.9%
$124,970–$176,360
Ohio #11 $147,420 $150,900 $71
-0.7%
$105,630–$164,220
Kansas #12 $146,570 $150,670 $70
-1.3%
$110,490–$168,730
California #13 $146,350 $140,380 $70
-1.4%
$58,620–$202,360
Maryland #14 $146,190 $147,470 $70
-1.6%
$126,400–$172,790
Arkansas #15 $145,390 $138,260 $70
-2.1%
$116,510–$184,630
Texas #16 $144,940 $134,680 $70
-2.4%
$118,960–$174,880
Virginia #17 $144,690 $142,830 $70
-2.6%
$99,340–$184,990
Arizona #18 $143,310 $142,090 $69
-3.5%
$106,540–$173,440
Wisconsin #19 $142,970 $142,300 $69
-3.7%
$113,290–$164,480
Pennsylvania #20 $140,540 $142,850 $68
-5.4%
$106,350–$167,160
Michigan #21 $139,410 $137,970 $67
-6.1%
$117,320–$157,910
South Carolina #22 $138,680 $140,530 $67
-6.6%
$100,070–$159,240
Missouri #23 $137,490 $129,610 $66
-7.4%
$110,230–$177,500
Oklahoma #24 $136,740 $143,120 $66
-7.9%
$109,650–$154,490
Tennessee #25 $123,700 $135,530 $59
-16.7%
$68,340–$163,100
Mississippi #26 $110,850 $115,490 $53
-25.4%
$82,670–$144,960
West Virginia #27 $64,380 $45,350 $31
-56.6%
$44,310–$125,730

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