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💵 US States by Median Household Income

Median annual household income in each state and Washington, D.C., in inflation-adjusted dollars.

📅 2023📏 USD per household per year51 entries🇺🇸 See all of this country’s rankings →
Every dot is one entry, placed by its value (USD per household per year); the vertical bar marks each row’s median.
1
District of Columbia
$108,210
2
Massachusetts
$99,858
3
New Jersey
$99,781
4
Maryland
$98,678
5
New Hampshire
$96,838
6
California
$95,521
7
Hawaii
$95,322
8
Washington
$94,605
9
Utah
$93,421
10
Colorado
$92,911
11
Connecticut
$91,665
12
Virginia
$89,931
13
Alaska
$88,121
14
Minnesota
$85,086
15
Rhode Island
$84,972
16
Delaware
$82,174
17
New York
$82,095
18
Vermont
$81,211
19
Illinois
$80,306
20
Oregon
$80,160
21
Arizona
$77,315
22
North Dakota
$76,525
23
Nevada
$76,364
24
Texas
$75,780
25
Idaho
$74,942
26
Georgia
$74,632
27
Wisconsin
$74,631
28
Nebraska
$74,590
29
Pennsylvania
$73,824
30
Maine
$73,733
31
Florida
$73,311
32
Wyoming
$72,415
33
South Dakota
$71,810
34
Iowa
$71,433
35
Montana
$70,804
36
North Carolina
$70,804
37
Kansas
$70,333
38
Indiana
$69,477
39
Michigan
$69,183
40
Missouri
$68,545
41
South Carolina
$67,804
42
Ohio
$67,769
43
Tennessee
$67,631
44
New Mexico
$62,268
45
Alabama
$62,212
46
Oklahoma
$62,138
47
Kentucky
$61,118
48
Arkansas
$58,700
49
Louisiana
$58,229
50
West Virginia
$55,948
51
Mississippi
$54,203

Highlights

Within United States, District of Columbia ranks first in 2023 with $108,210, followed by Massachusetts ($99,858) and New Jersey ($99,781).

Across 51 entries, values run from $108,210 (District of Columbia) to $54,203 (Mississippi), with a median of $74,632.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 1-year, table S1901 (via Wikipedia), 2023. Unit: USD per household per year.

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 1-year, table S1901 (via Wikipedia) · CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikipedia); underlying data © the cited agency · fetched Oct 13, 2026