Rank List: States in Profile

Total Covered Employment and Wages Average Wage Per Job in 2025

Rank	State	FIPS Code	Average Wage
1	New York	36000	$332,910
2	Connecticut	09000	$244,568
3	Massachusetts	25000	$218,158
4	District of Columbia	11000	$209,252
5	California	06000	$186,881
6	New Jersey	34000	$181,013
7	Illinois	17000	$166,948
8	Maryland	24000	$148,640
9	New Hampshire	33000	$146,508
10	Washington	53000	$146,317
11	Colorado	08000	$141,888
12	Minnesota	27000	$139,947
13	Virginia	51000	$139,650
14	Delaware	10000	$138,638
15	North Carolina	37000	$138,257
16	Alaska	02000	$138,127
17	Florida	12000	$136,673
18	Pennsylvania	42000	$131,667
19	Texas	48000	$125,600
20	Georgia	13000	$124,286
21	Rhode Island	44000	$121,806
22	South Dakota	46000	$121,171
23	Tennessee	47000	$117,052
24	Oregon	41000	$113,366
25	Nevada	32000	$113,115
26	Ohio	39000	$112,929
27	Maine	23000	$111,703
28	Arizona	04000	$111,234
29	Iowa	19000	$109,922
30	Wisconsin	55000	$109,868
31	Utah	49000	$108,966
32	Missouri	29000	$108,887
33	Hawaii	15000	$106,905
34	Michigan	26000	$106,254
35	Kansas	20000	$104,612
36	Nebraska	31000	$102,196
37	Vermont	50000	$101,686
38	Montana	30000	$101,563
39	Alabama	01000	$101,538
40	South Carolina	45000	$100,553
41	Wyoming	56000	$99,436
42	Indiana	18000	$98,627
43	Idaho	16000	$98,429
44	Kentucky	21000	$97,930
45	North Dakota	38000	$93,560
46	Louisiana	22000	$89,887
47	Oklahoma	40000	$88,263
48	Arkansas	05000	$87,936
49	New Mexico	35000	$86,855
50	Mississippi	28000	$79,825
51	West Virginia	54000	$77,787

Data Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

This page was generated on 9/18/2026 9:28:53 PM