States and equivalents ranked by median family income from the U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-Year Estimates, vintage 2024 (period 2020–2024). Variable B19113_001E in 2024 inflation-adjusted dollars. Only cached rows with a non-null estimate are ranked.

Ten highest

  1. District of Columbia — $155,025
  2. Massachusetts — $131,675
  3. Maryland — $127,817
  4. New Jersey — $127,025
  5. New Hampshire — $122,715
  6. Connecticut — $122,706
  7. Colorado — $119,139
  8. Hawaii — $118,909
  9. Washington — $118,075
  10. Virginia — $115,213

Ten lowest

  1. Puerto Rico — $32,277
  2. Mississippi — $73,163
  3. Arkansas — $76,968
  4. West Virginia — $77,710
  5. Louisiana — $79,407
  6. New Mexico — $79,556
  7. Kentucky — $81,505
  8. Oklahoma — $82,385
  9. Alabama — $83,032
  10. South Carolina — $86,707

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, vintage 2024 (period 2020–2024). Dataset acs/acs5. Variables: B01003_001E (total population), B19013_001E (median household income, 2024 inflation-adjusted dollars), B19113_001E (median family income, 2024 inflation-adjusted dollars), B19301_001E (per capita income, 2024 inflation-adjusted dollars). census.gov/data/developers. This product uses the Census Bureau Data API but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau.