2011 BLS Avg. Wage Per Job: Health care, social assistance
 
Stats IN
RankStatesAvg. Wage
1District of Columbia$59,789
2California$54,699
3Massachusetts$52,655
4Nevada$50,743
5Connecticut$49,310
6New Jersey$48,703
7Delaware$48,631
7Hawaii$48,631
9Arizona$48,133
10Maryland$47,952
11New Hampshire$47,676
12Washington$47,218
13New York$46,735
14Florida$46,174
15Colorado$45,828
16Tennessee$45,521
18Michigan$45,113
19Alaska$44,829
20Illinois$44,823
21Virginia$44,500
22Minnesota$44,069
23Georgia$43,830
24Oregon$43,789
25Pennsylvania$43,677
26Wisconsin$43,007
27Texas$42,971
28South Carolina$42,900
29Rhode Island$42,877
30North Carolina$42,805
31Alabama$42,786
32Wyoming$42,419
33South Dakota$42,326
34Kentucky$42,279
35North Dakota$41,666
36Missouri$41,285
37Indiana$41,263
38Ohio$40,982
39Maine$40,684
40New Mexico$40,304
41Vermont$40,193
42Montana$39,528
43Oklahoma$39,518
44Mississippi$39,352
45Nebraska$39,345
46Louisiana$39,331
47Utah$39,282
48Iowa$38,994
49Kansas$38,687
50West Virginia$38,219
51Arkansas$37,958
52Idaho$37,139
Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics

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Updated: October 18, 2012 at 10:00