2007 BLS Avg. Wage Per Job: Total Covered Employment and Wages

Rank	States	Avg. Wage
1	District of Columbia	$73,593
2	New York	$59,381
3	Connecticut	$58,020
4	Massachusetts	$55,260
5	New Jersey	$53,851
6	California	$50,543
7	Maryland	$48,236
8	Illinois	$47,683
9	Delaware	$47,307
10	Virginia	$45,970
11	Colorado	$45,395
12	Washington	$45,030
13	Texas	$44,670
15	Minnesota	$44,364
16	Alaska	$43,969
17	New Hampshire	$43,843
18	Michigan	$43,362
19	Pennsylvania	$43,236
20	Georgia	$42,189
21	Nevada	$42,145
22	Rhode Island	$41,636
23	Arizona	$41,555
24	Ohio	$39,922
25	Florida	$39,729
26	Oregon	$39,569
27	Hawaii	$39,466
28	Wyoming	$39,245
29	Tennessee	$39,089
30	North Carolina	$38,893
31	Missouri	$38,601
32	Louisiana	$38,243
33	Wisconsin	$38,042
34	Indiana	$37,530
35	Alabama	$37,485
36	Utah	$37,044
37	Kansas	$37,012
38	Vermont	$36,964
39	Kentucky	$36,474
40	New Mexico	$36,364
41	Iowa	$35,736
42	Oklahoma	$35,496
43	South Carolina	$35,384
44	Nebraska	$35,233
45	Maine	$35,123
46	Arkansas	$34,102
47	West Virginia	$34,003
48	Idaho	$33,539
49	North Dakota	$33,086
50	Mississippi	$32,291
51	Montana	$32,223
52	South Dakota	$31,654
Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics

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