Average Income by State (2025)

Median individual income for all 50 states and Washington D.C., ranked from highest to lowest.

$55,000
National Median
$75,000
Highest (District Of Columbia)
$35,000
Lowest (West Virginia)
Key finding: The highest-income state (District Of Columbia at $75,000) has a median income 114% higher than the lowest (West Virginia at $35,000).
#StateMedian Income
1District Of Columbia$75,000
2Connecticut$65,000
3Massachusetts$65,000
4New Jersey$63,000
5California$62,000
6Maryland$60,000
7New York$60,000
8Washington$60,000
9Colorado$58,000
10Virginia$57,000
11New Hampshire$55,000
12Illinois$53,000
13Hawaii$52,000
14Minnesota$52,000
15Oregon$50,000
16Pennsylvania$50,000
17Texas$50,000
18Utah$50,000
19Delaware$49,000
20Alaska$48,000
21Florida$48,000
22Rhode Island$48,000
23Georgia$47,000
24Wyoming$47,000
25Arizona$46,000
26Nevada$46,000
27North Dakota$46,000
28Vermont$46,000
29North Carolina$45,000
30Wisconsin$45,000
31Idaho$44,000
32Kansas$44,000
33Michigan$44,000
34Nebraska$44,000
35Tennessee$44,000
36Indiana$43,000
37Iowa$43,000
38Maine$43,000
39Missouri$43,000
40Montana$43,000
41Ohio$43,000
42South Dakota$43,000
43South Carolina$42,000
44Alabama$40,000
45Louisiana$40,000
46Oklahoma$40,000
47Kentucky$39,000
48Arkansas$38,000
49New Mexico$38,000
50Mississippi$35,000
51West Virginia$35,000
How to cite:“Average Income by State (2025). SalaryRanked.com. Source: IRS Statistics of Income.”
Link: https://salaryranked.com/statistics/average-income-by-state/
Data Source: IRS Statistics of Income (2022 tax year, individual AGI). Median represents the 50th percentile of individual tax filers.