Per capita income: ranking of US states

Order: lowest value first. Higher is better.

Per capita income: ranking of US states: Mississippi ranks first ($52,074) and District of Columbia last ($111,185). The median across 51 states is $69,805. Observation period: latest BEA year. Source: BEA Regional Economic Accounts, table CAINC1.

Personal income (the sum of all kinds of income received by residents) per state resident for the calendar year, in nominal terms. This is not household income and not a salary.

Data quality: measured by BEA for the whole state.

#StateValue
1Mississippi$52,074
2West Virginia$55,351
3Alabama$57,311
4New Mexico$58,249
5Kentucky$58,256
6Arkansas$59,320
7South Carolina$60,776
8Louisiana$61,897
9Idaho$62,323
10Georgia$63,006
11Michigan$63,690
12Oklahoma$63,708
13Indiana$64,077
14Ohio$64,464
15Missouri$64,920
16Iowa$65,225
17North Carolina$65,634
18Arizona$65,798
19Kansas$65,856
20Tennessee$66,504
21Utah$67,333
22Wisconsin$67,755
23Delaware$68,061
24Maine$68,932
25Montana$69,240
26Nevada$69,805
27Texas$69,823
28Rhode Island$70,622
29Pennsylvania$70,678
30Oregon$70,823
31Hawaii$71,019
32Vermont$71,287
33North Dakota$71,749
34Nebraska$72,701
35Florida$73,006
36Illinois$74,522
37Minnesota$75,603
38South Dakota$75,699
39Alaska$76,234
40Virginia$77,351
41Maryland$79,259
42Colorado$83,055
43New Hampshire$83,192
44New Jersey$84,893
45Washington$85,187
46New York$85,552
47California$86,232
48Wyoming$86,477
49Massachusetts$93,607
50Connecticut$95,067
51District of Columbia$111,185

Only places with a value for the indicator are ranked; a gap is not a zero. A ranking on one indicator is not an assessment of a place to live.

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