Paycheck Atlas

Highest-paying states for statisticians

District of Columbia leads at $140,670 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

PlaceMedian25th–75th
District of Columbia$140,670$108,160–$166,230
New York$136,020$97,820–$174,350
California$135,960$100,210–$174,340
Maryland$132,620$111,530–$156,730
Illinois$119,760$95,490–$141,360
New Jersey$118,280$97,340–$163,020
North Carolina$115,690$92,330–$147,490
Georgia$115,150$92,180–$144,870
Virginia$114,920$87,140–$149,230
Kentucky$112,520$90,020–$138,480
Kansas$111,780$99,300–$125,260
Colorado$109,660$85,550–$136,940
Delaware$109,570$93,500–$147,890
Indiana$109,300$52,770–$145,270
Florida$108,040$72,800–$144,580
Wisconsin$107,150$84,670–$126,040
Arkansas$105,720$84,270–$136,270
Washington$105,650$99,270–$127,140
Texas$102,960$76,870–$135,100
Connecticut$102,860$82,780–$128,350
Michigan$102,710$74,110–$143,220
Rhode Island$102,620$85,420–$104,170
Tennessee$98,230$82,540–$131,730
Ohio$98,190$71,240–$128,490
Massachusetts$96,710$83,710–$136,140
New Hampshire$96,080$79,630–$124,360
Pennsylvania$93,830$71,580–$132,380
Oregon$93,620$69,020–$113,350
Oklahoma$89,540$69,990–$115,210
Utah$88,610$75,790–$112,710
Maine$85,680$68,060–$104,010
West Virginia$84,660$55,340–$105,740
New Mexico$84,330$59,900–$112,680
Nebraska$83,480$67,610–$100,420
Iowa$80,150$50,850–$98,840
Nevada$79,750$67,220–$116,900
Arizona$79,640$70,990–$128,090
Hawaii$76,780$65,650–$93,450
Alabama$76,400$59,130–$95,370
Louisiana$76,400$57,600–$97,850
North Dakota$75,890$67,810–$87,990
Missouri$66,330$55,740–$93,370
South Carolina$65,450$32,670–$97,990
Mississippi$64,670$48,860–$79,730

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.