Compare One Occupation Across States

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States

U.S. mean $140,420 · median $133,970

StateRankMeanMedianHourlyMean vs U.S.P10–P90
District of Columbia #1 $180,480 $195,190 $87
+28.5%
$128,960–$207,480
New Mexico #2 $180,290 $164,300 $87
+28.4%
$126,780–$242,730
California #3 $160,980 $172,400 $77
+14.6%
$109,990–$207,740
Maryland #4 $155,410 $157,960 $75
+10.7%
$103,990–$207,480
New York #5 $150,090 $141,200 $72
+6.9%
$114,610–$204,940
Illinois #6 $139,280 $134,510 $67
-0.8%
$102,890–$171,060
Florida #7 $137,910 $135,400 $66
-1.8%
$90,000–$188,720
Washington #8 $136,540 $129,480 $66
-2.8%
$83,100–$200,930
North Carolina #9 $136,120 $131,850 $65
-3.1%
$96,300–$166,200
Pennsylvania #10 $134,740 $133,250 $65
-4%
$83,250–$167,110
Alabama #11 $134,480 $132,570 $65
-4.2%
$97,950–$161,290
Massachusetts #12 $134,020 $145,760 $64
-4.6%
$67,750–$174,710
Idaho #13 $133,750 $133,970 $64
-4.8%
$104,070–$176,840
Georgia #14 $133,010 $132,440 $64
-5.3%
$81,800–$173,100
Virginia #15 $132,710 $128,890 $64
-5.5%
$81,480–$192,350
Texas #16 $129,220 $128,340 $62
-8%
$83,250–$170,600
Michigan #17 $128,070 $129,940 $62
-8.8%
$80,570–$159,030
South Carolina #18 $125,440 $126,570 $60
-10.7%
$83,970–$159,740
Maine #19 $123,290 $123,780 $59
-12.2%
$78,440–$147,200

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