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Occupational Median Annual Wage in 2023

RankStateFIPS CodeMedian Annual Wage
1Alaska0200067,970
2Hawaii1500063,170
3District of Columbia1100063,020
4Washington5300062,470
5Massachusetts2500062,000
6California0600061,650
7New Jersey3400060,240
8New York3600060,220
9Connecticut0900060,020
10North Dakota3800059,490
11Colorado0800059,480
12Minnesota2700059,020
13Delaware1000058,980
14Maryland2400058,270
15Rhode Island4400058,040
16Wyoming5600058,020
17Nevada3200057,740
18Illinois1700057,730
19Oregon4100057,380
20New Hampshire3300057,060
21Wisconsin5500056,880
22Pennsylvania4200054,640
23Maine2300054,370
24Indiana1800054,340
25Virginia5100054,060
26Iowa1900053,710
27Vermont5000052,770
28Utah4900052,710
29South Dakota4600052,460
30Ohio3900052,280
31Kansas2000052,100
32Nebraska3100051,740
33Kentucky2100050,920
33Michigan2600050,920
35Missouri2900050,430
36Georgia1300050,340
37Montana3000050,240
38North Carolina3700050,230
39Alabama0100050,130
40Arizona0400049,970
41Louisiana2200049,330
42Texas4800049,260
43Oklahoma4000049,030
44Tennessee4700048,830
45South Carolina4500048,780
46Idaho1600048,690
47Florida1200048,040
48Arkansas0500047,050
49New Mexico3500047,040
49West Virginia5400047,040
51Mississippi2800046,400

Data Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

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