Compare One Occupation Across States

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States

U.S. mean $259,400 · median $289,140

StateRankMeanMedianHourlyMean vs U.S.P10–P90
Connecticut #1 $412,100 $478,680 $198
+58.9%
$205,070–$504,920
Colorado #2 $404,120 $416,000 $194
+55.8%
$155,590–$520,000
Illinois #3 $335,910 $343,100 $162
+29.5%
$99,560–$489,340
Pennsylvania #4 $327,330 $311,180 $157
+26.2%
$202,170–$443,080
Michigan #5 $327,310 $357,090 $157
+26.2%
$171,560–$423,380
Maryland #6 $315,180 $361,030 $152
+21.5%
$226,420–$361,050
Tennessee #7 $302,050 $339,610 $145
+16.4%
$180,190–$363,310
Missouri #8 $295,460 $332,630 $142
+13.9%
$161,730–$332,630
South Carolina #9 $292,350 $311,450 $141
+12.7%
$143,840–$377,370
North Carolina #10 $277,320 $224,990 $133
+6.9%
$182,170–$398,000
Washington #11 $276,250 $290,430 $133
+6.5%
$62,940–$435,260
Maine #12 $263,020 $301,250 $126
+1.4%
$171,120–$323,460
Montana #13 $257,230 $312,840 $124
-0.8%
$95,490–$375,190
Alabama #14 $246,170 $253,670 $118
-5.1%
$193,860–$316,370
Arizona #15 $242,650 $272,330 $117
-6.5%
$96,730–$345,150
Wisconsin #16 $225,580 $212,860 $108
-13%
$106,040–$313,050
Ohio #17 $206,430 $219,300 $99
-20.4%
$104,990–$324,970
New York #18 $188,400 $172,980 $91
-27.4%
$61,410–$430,460
Georgia #19 $167,240 $159,230 $80
-35.5%
$112,750–$219,740

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