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Family, nonfamily and per capita income by state Median and mean family income, median nonfamily-household income and per capita income in the past 12 months (2025 inflation-adjusted dollars), as published.
Reference period 2025 Licence Public domain (U.S. federal government work). Chart (4 options): Median family income ($) Mean family income ($) Median nonfamily household income ($) Per capita income ($)
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Family, nonfamily and per capita income by state: Median family income ($) 51 areas ranked by Median family income ($). Highest: District of Columbia (169k); lowest: Mississippi (76k); national value 105k. District of Columbia District of Columbia: 169k 169k Massachusetts Massachusetts: 138k 138k Maryland Maryland: 136k 136k New Hampshire New Hampshire: 133k 133k New Jersey New Jersey: 132k 132k Connecticut Connecticut: 130k 130k Colorado Colorado: 125k 125k Virginia Virginia: 124k 124k Washington Washington: 124k 124k Hawaii Hawaii: 123k 123k Minnesota Minnesota: 120k 120k California California: 119k 119k Alaska Alaska: 117k 117k Rhode Island Rhode Island: 117k 117k Delaware Delaware: 115k 115k Utah Utah: 115k 115k Vermont Vermont: 113k 113k New York New York: 111k 111k Illinois Illinois: 110k 110k Oregon Oregon: 109k 109k North Dakota North Dakota: 108k 108k Nebraska Nebraska: 105k 105k Pennsylvania Pennsylvania: 105k 105k Maine Maine: 105k 105k Wisconsin Wisconsin: 103k 103k Montana Montana: 102k 102k Nevada Nevada: 102k 102k South Dakota South Dakota: 101k 101k Arizona Arizona: 101k 101k Texas Texas: 101k 101k Idaho Idaho: 100k 100k Iowa Iowa: 100k 100k Georgia Georgia: 100k 100k Wyoming Wyoming: 99k 99k Kansas Kansas: 99k 99k Florida Florida: 99k 99k North Carolina North Carolina: 98k 98k Michigan Michigan: 98k 98k Ohio Ohio: 97k 97k Missouri Missouri: 96k 96k Tennessee Tennessee: 94k 94k Indiana Indiana: 93k 93k South Carolina South Carolina: 92k 92k Alabama Alabama: 89k 89k Oklahoma Oklahoma: 88k 88k New Mexico New Mexico: 87k 87k Kentucky Kentucky: 85k 85k Louisiana Louisiana: 83k 83k Arkansas Arkansas: 81k 81k West Virginia West Virginia: 79k 79k Mississippi Mississippi: 76k 76k National 105k
Family, nonfamily and per capita income by state: Median family income ($) 51 areas ranked by Median family income ($). Highest: District of Columbia (169k); lowest: Mississippi (76k); national value 105k. District of Colum… District of Columbia: 169k 169k Massachusetts Massachusetts: 138k 138k Maryland Maryland: 136k 136k New Hampshire New Hampshire: 133k 133k New Jersey New Jersey: 132k 132k Connecticut Connecticut: 130k 130k Colorado Colorado: 125k 125k Virginia Virginia: 124k 124k Washington Washington: 124k 124k Hawaii Hawaii: 123k 123k Minnesota Minnesota: 120k 120k California California: 119k 119k Alaska Alaska: 117k 117k Rhode Island Rhode Island: 117k 117k Delaware Delaware: 115k 115k Utah Utah: 115k 115k Vermont Vermont: 113k 113k New York New York: 111k 111k Illinois Illinois: 110k 110k Oregon Oregon: 109k 109k North Dakota North Dakota: 108k 108k Nebraska Nebraska: 105k 105k Pennsylvania Pennsylvania: 105k 105k Maine Maine: 105k 105k Wisconsin Wisconsin: 103k 103k Montana Montana: 102k 102k Nevada Nevada: 102k 102k South Dakota South Dakota: 101k 101k Arizona Arizona: 101k 101k Texas Texas: 101k 101k Idaho Idaho: 100k 100k Iowa Iowa: 100k 100k Georgia Georgia: 100k 100k Wyoming Wyoming: 99k 99k Kansas Kansas: 99k 99k Florida Florida: 99k 99k North Carolina North Carolina: 98k 98k Michigan Michigan: 98k 98k Ohio Ohio: 97k 97k Missouri Missouri: 96k 96k Tennessee Tennessee: 94k 94k Indiana Indiana: 93k 93k South Carolina South Carolina: 92k 92k Alabama Alabama: 89k 89k Oklahoma Oklahoma: 88k 88k New Mexico New Mexico: 87k 87k Kentucky Kentucky: 85k 85k Louisiana Louisiana: 83k 83k Arkansas Arkansas: 81k 81k West Virginia West Virginia: 79k 79k Mississippi Mississippi: 76k 76k National 105k
Median family income ($), 2025, sorted high to low. 51 areas ranked by Median family income ($). Highest: District of Columbia (169k); lowest: Mississippi (76k); national value 105k. Full data in the table below.Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey. Family, nonfamily and per capita income by state: Mean family income ($) 51 areas ranked by Mean family income ($). Highest: District of Columbia (221k); lowest: Mississippi (99k); national value 141k. District of Columbia District of Columbia: 221k 221k Massachusetts Massachusetts: 183k 183k Connecticut Connecticut: 179k 179k New Jersey New Jersey: 177k 177k Maryland Maryland: 170k 170k New Hampshire New Hampshire: 166k 166k Washington Washington: 165k 165k California California: 163k 163k Colorado Colorado: 162k 162k Virginia Virginia: 162k 162k New York New York: 159k 159k Hawaii Hawaii: 157k 157k Minnesota Minnesota: 150k 150k Rhode Island Rhode Island: 149k 149k Alaska Alaska: 145k 145k Illinois Illinois: 144k 144k Utah Utah: 144k 144k Delaware Delaware: 139k 139k Oregon Oregon: 138k 138k Vermont Vermont: 138k 138k Pennsylvania Pennsylvania: 136k 136k Florida Florida: 135k 135k Texas Texas: 135k 135k Maine Maine: 134k 134k Nebraska Nebraska: 133k 133k Nevada Nevada: 133k 133k North Dakota North Dakota: 132k 132k Georgia Georgia: 132k 132k Arizona Arizona: 132k 132k Wyoming Wyoming: 130k 130k Wisconsin Wisconsin: 129k 129k Montana Montana: 128k 128k North Carolina North Carolina: 128k 128k Kansas Kansas: 128k 128k Idaho Idaho: 127k 127k Michigan Michigan: 126k 126k Missouri Missouri: 126k 126k South Dakota South Dakota: 125k 125k Iowa Iowa: 125k 125k Tennessee Tennessee: 125k 125k Ohio Ohio: 124k 124k South Carolina South Carolina: 120k 120k Indiana Indiana: 119k 119k New Mexico New Mexico: 116k 116k Alabama Alabama: 115k 115k Oklahoma Oklahoma: 113k 113k Kentucky Kentucky: 111k 111k Louisiana Louisiana: 110k 110k Arkansas Arkansas: 109k 109k West Virginia West Virginia: 102k 102k Mississippi Mississippi: 99k 99k National 141k
Family, nonfamily and per capita income by state: Mean family income ($) 51 areas ranked by Mean family income ($). Highest: District of Columbia (221k); lowest: Mississippi (99k); national value 141k. District of Colum… District of Columbia: 221k 221k Massachusetts Massachusetts: 183k 183k Connecticut Connecticut: 179k 179k New Jersey New Jersey: 177k 177k Maryland Maryland: 170k 170k New Hampshire New Hampshire: 166k 166k Washington Washington: 165k 165k California California: 163k 163k Colorado Colorado: 162k 162k Virginia Virginia: 162k 162k New York New York: 159k 159k Hawaii Hawaii: 157k 157k Minnesota Minnesota: 150k 150k Rhode Island Rhode Island: 149k 149k Alaska Alaska: 145k 145k Illinois Illinois: 144k 144k Utah Utah: 144k 144k Delaware Delaware: 139k 139k Oregon Oregon: 138k 138k Vermont Vermont: 138k 138k Pennsylvania Pennsylvania: 136k 136k Florida Florida: 135k 135k Texas Texas: 135k 135k Maine Maine: 134k 134k Nebraska Nebraska: 133k 133k Nevada Nevada: 133k 133k North Dakota North Dakota: 132k 132k Georgia Georgia: 132k 132k Arizona Arizona: 132k 132k Wyoming Wyoming: 130k 130k Wisconsin Wisconsin: 129k 129k Montana Montana: 128k 128k North Carolina North Carolina: 128k 128k Kansas Kansas: 128k 128k Idaho Idaho: 127k 127k Michigan Michigan: 126k 126k Missouri Missouri: 126k 126k South Dakota South Dakota: 125k 125k Iowa Iowa: 125k 125k Tennessee Tennessee: 125k 125k Ohio Ohio: 124k 124k South Carolina South Carolina: 120k 120k Indiana Indiana: 119k 119k New Mexico New Mexico: 116k 116k Alabama Alabama: 115k 115k Oklahoma Oklahoma: 113k 113k Kentucky Kentucky: 111k 111k Louisiana Louisiana: 110k 110k Arkansas Arkansas: 109k 109k West Virginia West Virginia: 102k 102k Mississippi Mississippi: 99k 99k National 141k
Mean family income ($), 2025, sorted high to low. 51 areas ranked by Mean family income ($). Highest: District of Columbia (221k); lowest: Mississippi (99k); national value 141k. Full data in the table below.Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey. Family, nonfamily and per capita income by state: Median nonfamily household income ($) 51 areas ranked by Median nonfamily household income ($). Highest: District of Columbia (87k); lowest: Mississippi (33k); national value 51k. District of Columbia District of Columbia: 87k 87k Maryland Maryland: 65k 65k Massachusetts Massachusetts: 65k 65k Washington Washington: 65k 65k California California: 65k 65k Colorado Colorado: 63k 63k Hawaii Hawaii: 62k 62k New Jersey New Jersey: 61k 61k New Hampshire New Hampshire: 60k 60k Alaska Alaska: 60k 60k Virginia Virginia: 60k 60k Connecticut Connecticut: 56k 56k Utah Utah: 56k 56k Nevada Nevada: 55k 55k New York New York: 55k 55k Rhode Island Rhode Island: 54k 54k Minnesota Minnesota: 54k 54k Oregon Oregon: 53k 53k Arizona Arizona: 52k 52k Illinois Illinois: 52k 52k Delaware Delaware: 52k 52k North Dakota North Dakota: 52k 52k Vermont Vermont: 52k 52k Texas Texas: 51k 51k Georgia Georgia: 51k 51k South Dakota South Dakota: 50k 50k Wyoming Wyoming: 50k 50k Wisconsin Wisconsin: 50k 50k Florida Florida: 50k 50k Maine Maine: 49k 49k Pennsylvania Pennsylvania: 48k 48k Nebraska Nebraska: 48k 48k Idaho Idaho: 48k 48k North Carolina North Carolina: 47k 47k Kansas Kansas: 46k 46k Montana Montana: 46k 46k Missouri Missouri: 45k 45k Tennessee Tennessee: 45k 45k Iowa Iowa: 45k 45k Ohio Ohio: 45k 45k Michigan Michigan: 45k 45k Indiana Indiana: 45k 45k South Carolina South Carolina: 45k 45k New Mexico New Mexico: 42k 42k Oklahoma Oklahoma: 41k 41k Kentucky Kentucky: 40k 40k Louisiana Louisiana: 37k 37k Alabama Alabama: 37k 37k Arkansas Arkansas: 36k 36k West Virginia West Virginia: 35k 35k Mississippi Mississippi: 33k 33k National 51k
Family, nonfamily and per capita income by state: Median nonfamily household income ($) 51 areas ranked by Median nonfamily household income ($). Highest: District of Columbia (87k); lowest: Mississippi (33k); national value 51k. District of Colum… District of Columbia: 87k 87k Maryland Maryland: 65k 65k Massachusetts Massachusetts: 65k 65k Washington Washington: 65k 65k California California: 65k 65k Colorado Colorado: 63k 63k Hawaii Hawaii: 62k 62k New Jersey New Jersey: 61k 61k New Hampshire New Hampshire: 60k 60k Alaska Alaska: 60k 60k Virginia Virginia: 60k 60k Connecticut Connecticut: 56k 56k Utah Utah: 56k 56k Nevada Nevada: 55k 55k New York New York: 55k 55k Rhode Island Rhode Island: 54k 54k Minnesota Minnesota: 54k 54k Oregon Oregon: 53k 53k Arizona Arizona: 52k 52k Illinois Illinois: 52k 52k Delaware Delaware: 52k 52k North Dakota North Dakota: 52k 52k Vermont Vermont: 52k 52k Texas Texas: 51k 51k Georgia Georgia: 51k 51k South Dakota South Dakota: 50k 50k Wyoming Wyoming: 50k 50k Wisconsin Wisconsin: 50k 50k Florida Florida: 50k 50k Maine Maine: 49k 49k Pennsylvania Pennsylvania: 48k 48k Nebraska Nebraska: 48k 48k Idaho Idaho: 48k 48k North Carolina North Carolina: 47k 47k Kansas Kansas: 46k 46k Montana Montana: 46k 46k Missouri Missouri: 45k 45k Tennessee Tennessee: 45k 45k Iowa Iowa: 45k 45k Ohio Ohio: 45k 45k Michigan Michigan: 45k 45k Indiana Indiana: 45k 45k South Carolina South Carolina: 45k 45k New Mexico New Mexico: 42k 42k Oklahoma Oklahoma: 41k 41k Kentucky Kentucky: 40k 40k Louisiana Louisiana: 37k 37k Alabama Alabama: 37k 37k Arkansas Arkansas: 36k 36k West Virginia West Virginia: 35k 35k Mississippi Mississippi: 33k 33k National 51k
Median nonfamily household income ($), 2025, sorted high to low. 51 areas ranked by Median nonfamily household income ($). Highest: District of Columbia (87k); lowest: Mississippi (33k); national value 51k. Full data in the table below.Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey. Family, nonfamily and per capita income by state: Per capita income ($) 51 areas ranked by Per capita income ($). Highest: District of Columbia (76k); lowest: Mississippi (33k); national value 47k. District of Columbia District of Columbia: 76k 76k Massachusetts Massachusetts: 60k 60k Connecticut Connecticut: 58k 58k New Hampshire New Hampshire: 57k 57k Washington Washington: 57k 57k New Jersey New Jersey: 57k 57k Maryland Maryland: 56k 56k Colorado Colorado: 55k 55k Virginia Virginia: 54k 54k New York New York: 53k 53k California California: 52k 52k Rhode Island Rhode Island: 51k 51k Vermont Vermont: 50k 50k Minnesota Minnesota: 50k 50k Hawaii Hawaii: 50k 50k Illinois Illinois: 48k 48k Alaska Alaska: 48k 48k Delaware Delaware: 48k 48k Maine Maine: 48k 48k Oregon Oregon: 47k 47k Wyoming Wyoming: 47k 47k North Dakota North Dakota: 47k 47k Pennsylvania Pennsylvania: 47k 47k Florida Florida: 46k 46k Wisconsin Wisconsin: 46k 46k Nevada Nevada: 45k 45k Nebraska Nebraska: 45k 45k Arizona Arizona: 45k 45k North Carolina North Carolina: 44k 44k Montana Montana: 44k 44k Utah Utah: 44k 44k Georgia Georgia: 43k 43k South Dakota South Dakota: 43k 43k Texas Texas: 43k 43k Michigan Michigan: 43k 43k Kansas Kansas: 43k 43k Missouri Missouri: 43k 43k Tennessee Tennessee: 43k 43k Iowa Iowa: 43k 43k Ohio Ohio: 42k 42k South Carolina South Carolina: 42k 42k Idaho Idaho: 42k 42k Indiana Indiana: 40k 40k New Mexico New Mexico: 40k 40k Alabama Alabama: 38k 38k Kentucky Kentucky: 38k 38k Arkansas Arkansas: 38k 38k Oklahoma Oklahoma: 37k 37k Louisiana Louisiana: 37k 37k West Virginia West Virginia: 36k 36k Mississippi Mississippi: 33k 33k National 47k
Family, nonfamily and per capita income by state: Per capita income ($) 51 areas ranked by Per capita income ($). Highest: District of Columbia (76k); lowest: Mississippi (33k); national value 47k. District of Colum… District of Columbia: 76k 76k Massachusetts Massachusetts: 60k 60k Connecticut Connecticut: 58k 58k New Hampshire New Hampshire: 57k 57k Washington Washington: 57k 57k New Jersey New Jersey: 57k 57k Maryland Maryland: 56k 56k Colorado Colorado: 55k 55k Virginia Virginia: 54k 54k New York New York: 53k 53k California California: 52k 52k Rhode Island Rhode Island: 51k 51k Vermont Vermont: 50k 50k Minnesota Minnesota: 50k 50k Hawaii Hawaii: 50k 50k Illinois Illinois: 48k 48k Alaska Alaska: 48k 48k Delaware Delaware: 48k 48k Maine Maine: 48k 48k Oregon Oregon: 47k 47k Wyoming Wyoming: 47k 47k North Dakota North Dakota: 47k 47k Pennsylvania Pennsylvania: 47k 47k Florida Florida: 46k 46k Wisconsin Wisconsin: 46k 46k Nevada Nevada: 45k 45k Nebraska Nebraska: 45k 45k Arizona Arizona: 45k 45k North Carolina North Carolina: 44k 44k Montana Montana: 44k 44k Utah Utah: 44k 44k Georgia Georgia: 43k 43k South Dakota South Dakota: 43k 43k Texas Texas: 43k 43k Michigan Michigan: 43k 43k Kansas Kansas: 43k 43k Missouri Missouri: 43k 43k Tennessee Tennessee: 43k 43k Iowa Iowa: 43k 43k Ohio Ohio: 42k 42k South Carolina South Carolina: 42k 42k Idaho Idaho: 42k 42k Indiana Indiana: 40k 40k New Mexico New Mexico: 40k 40k Alabama Alabama: 38k 38k Kentucky Kentucky: 38k 38k Arkansas Arkansas: 38k 38k Oklahoma Oklahoma: 37k 37k Louisiana Louisiana: 37k 37k West Virginia West Virginia: 36k 36k Mississippi Mississippi: 33k 33k National 47k
Per capita income ($), 2025, sorted high to low. 51 areas ranked by Per capita income ($). Highest: District of Columbia (76k); lowest: Mississippi (33k); national value 47k. Full data in the table below.Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey. Click a column header to sort; the national total stays pinned at the top.
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State Median family income ($) Mean family income ($) Median nonfamily household income ($) Per capita income ($) United States 105,101 141,144 50,976 47,171 Alabama 88,559 114,740 37,039 38,486 Alaska 117,023 144,512 59,852 48,244 Arizona 100,681 131,874 52,358 44,729 Arkansas 81,450 108,697 36,222 37,515 California 118,910 163,409 64,549 52,079 Colorado 125,494 162,399 62,729 55,438 Connecticut 129,875 178,562 56,287 58,121 Delaware 115,045 139,204 52,246 47,996 District of Columbia 169,085 221,190 86,535 76,451 Florida 98,654 134,857 49,549 46,222 Georgia 100,304 131,981 50,663 43,451 Hawaii 122,507 157,206 61,794 49,530 Idaho 100,356 127,004 47,982 41,816 Illinois 110,453 144,448 52,266 48,423 Indiana 93,398 118,970 44,660 40,034 Iowa 100,318 124,923 45,304 42,709 Kansas 99,437 127,663 46,415 42,887 Kentucky 85,276 110,831 39,540 37,754 Louisiana 83,393 110,228 37,410 37,160 Maine 104,929 133,890 48,858 47,895 Maryland 136,174 170,309 65,105 55,725 Massachusetts 138,434 182,553 65,093 59,933 Michigan 97,672 126,497 44,912 42,980 Minnesota 119,910 149,816 54,012 50,187 Mississippi 76,450 98,869 33,222 33,291 Missouri 96,278 125,575 45,485 42,815 Montana 102,291 128,102 45,536 43,786 Nebraska 105,058 133,372 48,151 44,794 Nevada 102,251 133,174 55,325 45,206 New Hampshire 132,735 165,651 60,201 56,994 New Jersey 132,309 176,670 61,185 56,593 New Mexico 87,045 115,523 41,913 39,909 New York 110,874 158,590 55,197 53,067 North Carolina 97,888 127,868 47,072 44,003 North Dakota 108,002 132,466 51,984 46,860 Ohio 97,060 124,266 45,144 42,485 Oklahoma 87,764 112,975 41,064 37,314 Oregon 109,122 138,219 52,750 47,424 Pennsylvania 104,948 136,366 48,450 46,604 Rhode Island 116,516 148,697 54,148 51,082 South Carolina 91,783 120,102 44,518 42,152 South Dakota 101,402 124,961 49,772 43,435 Tennessee 93,964 124,830 45,347 42,757 Texas 100,546 134,528 51,387 43,008 Utah 114,618 143,612 56,214 43,702 Vermont 113,115 137,670 51,901 50,244 Virginia 123,623 162,387 59,686 53,931 Washington 123,567 164,973 64,736 56,777 West Virginia 78,719 101,780 34,591 35,709 Wisconsin 103,004 129,340 49,583 45,542 Wyoming 99,463 129,660 49,694 47,371
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 1-year estimates, Table DP03: Selected Economic Characteristics . Reference period: 2025.
Cite this table Source agency U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey Dataset ACS 1-year estimates, Table DP03 Table Family, nonfamily and per capita income by state Data last updated 2026-11-04 Page https://quadranac.com/tables/us-family-income/ Family, nonfamily and per capita income by state (United States, 2025). Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, ACS 1-year estimates, Table DP03. Retrieved 2026-11-04 via Quadranac, https://quadranac.com/tables/us-family-income/
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