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Per-Capita Personal Income by state

Dollars. Every state colored on one scale across all years, joined to the map by FIPS code.

2024
20002024
Texas: $69,762California: $86,378Kentucky: $58,310Georgia: $62,875Wisconsin: $67,799Oregon: $70,940Missouri: $64,940Virginia: $77,277Tennessee: $66,288Louisiana: $61,667New York: $84,978Idaho: $62,346Florida: $73,340Illinois: $74,564Montana: $69,220Minnesota: $75,548Maryland: $79,486Iowa: $65,448District of Columbia: $112,944Ohio: $64,587Nebraska: $72,696Washington: $85,512South Dakota: $75,499Oklahoma: $63,671Wyoming: $86,609West Virginia: $55,432Indiana: $63,980Massachusetts: $93,575Nevada: $70,104North Dakota: $72,037Arkansas: $59,172Mississippi: $51,948Colorado: $82,625North Carolina: $65,598Utah: $67,345Hawaii: $71,573New Mexico: $58,345Kansas: $65,975Rhode Island: $70,743Michigan: $63,945Alaska: $76,606Delaware: $68,177Alabama: $57,251South Carolina: $60,649Maine: $68,764New Jersey: $84,844Pennsylvania: $70,856New Hampshire: $83,222Arizona: $66,024Connecticut: $95,083Vermont: $71,505$70k$86k$58k$63k$68k$71k$65k$77k$66k$62k$85k$62k$73k$75k$69k$76k$79k$65k$65k$73k$86k$75k$64k$87k$55k$64k$94k$70k$72k$59k$52k$83k$66k$67k$72k$58k$66k$64k$77k$57k$61k$69k$71k$66k
$21,628
$112,944

The color scale is fixed across all years, so a state changing shade as you move the slider is a real change in the value.

2024 · Highest: District of Columbia $112,944 · Lowest: Mississippi $51,948

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis · SAINC1 · table · 2000 to 2024

See national household income ↗

Reading it. Total personal income divided by population. An average (mean), so high earners lift it; current (nominal) dollars.

Comparing states is harder than it looks. A dollar buys more in some states than others, and survey estimates carry a margin of error. Read the map for the pattern, not for a precise ranking.