Rank List: States in Profile

Total Covered Employment and Wages Average Wage Per Job in 2025

Rank	State	FIPS Code	Average Wage
1	District of Columbia	11000	$195,237
2	Massachusetts	25000	$191,579
3	California	06000	$182,878
4	Washington	53000	$164,771
5	New York	36000	$163,635
6	Colorado	08000	$146,286
7	Connecticut	09000	$145,611
8	New Jersey	34000	$144,972
9	New Hampshire	33000	$141,142
10	Virginia	51000	$138,867
11	Delaware	10000	$133,420
12	Illinois	17000	$131,016
13	Pennsylvania	42000	$129,533
14	Maryland	24000	$128,861
15	Texas	48000	$127,663
16	Minnesota	27000	$126,481
17	Vermont	50000	$122,391
18	Georgia	13000	$117,694
19	North Carolina	37000	$117,156
20	Michigan	26000	$114,757
21	Florida	12000	$114,309
22	Rhode Island	44000	$113,886
23	Utah	49000	$112,991
24	Arizona	04000	$111,859
25	Oregon	41000	$111,825
26	New Mexico	35000	$111,688
27	Maine	23000	$110,336
28	Tennessee	47000	$109,631
29	Nevada	32000	$109,158
30	Montana	30000	$108,246
31	Missouri	29000	$107,631
32	Hawaii	15000	$107,031
33	Ohio	39000	$104,853
34	Alabama	01000	$103,431
35	South Carolina	45000	$102,987
36	Wisconsin	55000	$102,928
37	Idaho	16000	$99,998
38	Alaska	02000	$98,833
39	Kansas	20000	$97,868
40	Indiana	18000	$96,431
40	Iowa	19000	$96,431
42	Nebraska	31000	$96,369
43	Wyoming	56000	$95,511
44	North Dakota	38000	$93,501
45	South Dakota	46000	$91,948
46	Louisiana	22000	$90,046
47	Kentucky	21000	$88,730
48	Oklahoma	40000	$86,370
49	Arkansas	05000	$84,254
50	West Virginia	54000	$81,203
51	Mississippi	28000	$77,659

Data Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

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