Compare One Occupation Across States

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

States

U.S. mean $142,510 · median $142,080

StateRankMeanMedianHourlyMean vs U.S.P10–P90
District of Columbia #1 $154,300 $152,530 $74
+8.3%
$114,920–$195,190
Maryland #2 $148,440 $153,380 $71
+4.2%
$101,400–$195,190
Washington #3 $143,510 $147,060 $69
+0.7%
$81,310–$214,960
Massachusetts #4 $139,440 $133,930 $67
-2.2%
$76,010–$217,820
Pennsylvania #5 $136,350 $140,020 $66
-4.3%
$70,450–$203,130
Colorado #6 $128,590 $127,260 $62
-9.8%
$80,010–$197,490
Arizona #7 $117,910 $108,770 $57
-17.3%
$71,800–$163,430
Oregon #8 $117,330 $119,460 $56
-17.7%
$107,230–$119,460
Texas #9 $114,140 $114,050 $55
-19.9%
$87,530–$139,010
Ohio #10 $110,980 $119,370 $53
-22.1%
$63,590–$142,080
Illinois #11 $104,460 $103,780 $50
-26.7%
$71,990–$127,190
Michigan #12 $102,060 $86,290 $49
-28.4%
$68,380–$155,740
New Hampshire #13 $99,590 $74,560 $48
-30.1%
$34,960–$174,670

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