Income Per Capita by State,2010

State Income Per Capita RankU.S. $39,945 –Ala. $33,516 42Alaska $44,205 8Ariz. $34,553 40Ark. $32,678 44Calif. $42,578 12Colo. $42,226 14Conn. $54,877 1Del. $39,664 21Fla. $38,222 24Ga. $34,800 38Hawaii $41,661 17Idaho $31,986 49Ill. $42,057 16Ind. $34,042 41Iowa $38,084 26Kans. $39,005 23Ky. $32,376 47La. $37,021 28Maine $36,717 31Md. $49,070 4Mass. $51,302 2Mich. $34,691 39Minn. $42,847 10Miss. $31,046 50Mo. $36,965 29Mont. $35,068 35Nebr. $39,674 20Nev. $36,919 30N.H. $43,586 9N.J. $51,167 3N.M. $33,368 43N.Y. $48,450 5N.C. $34,977 36N.D. $42,764 11Ohio $36,180 33Okla. $35,396 34Ore. $36,427 32Pa. $40,599 18R.I. $42,095 15S.C. $32,460 46

S.D. $39,593 22Tenn. $34,955 37Tex. $37,706 27Utah $32,473 45Vt. $40,098 19Va. $44,246 7Wash. $42,570 13W.Va. $31,999 48Wis. $38,177 25Wyo. $44,861 6D.C. $70,044 (1)

Source: Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Tax Foundation

Note: Per capita personal income is total personal income divided by total midyear population. All dollar estimates are in current dollars (not adjusted for inflation).

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