NTL Conservative Blog: US Average Household Income by State

The list below shows the median household income by State for 2018. This list is in order of average household income. The District of Columbia was not reported in this list, but would be near the top with Maryland because of government employees. The relatively high household income in North Dakota is due to oil drilling and pipeline installations.

State – Average Household Income

Maryland $78,916

New Jersey $76,475

Alaska $76,114

Hawaii $74,923

Massachusetts $74,167

Connecticut $73,781

New Hampshire $71,305

Virginia $68,766

California $67,169

Washington $66,174

Minnesota $65,699

Colorado $65,458

Utah $65,325

Delaware $63,458

New York $62,765

North Dakota $61,285

Illinois $61,229

Rhode Island $61,043

Wyoming $60,938

Vermont $57,808

Texas $57,051

Pennsylvania $56,951

Wisconsin $56,759

Nebraska $56,675

Iowa $56,570

Oregon $56,119

Kansas $55,477

Nevada $55,434

South Dakota $54,126

Arizona $53,510

Maine $53,024

Georgia $52,977

Michigan $52,668

Ohio $52,407

Indiana $52,182

Missouri $51,542

Idaho $50,985

Florida $50.883

Montana $50,801

North Carolina $50,320

Oklahoma $49,767

South Carolina $48,781

Tennessee $48,708

New Mexico $46,718

Louisiana $46,710

Kentucky $46,535

Alabama $46.472

West Virginia $44,061

Arkansas $43,813

Mississippi $42,009

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/12/07/median-household-income-in-every-us-state-from-the-census-bureau.html

The following is an alphabetical list of Median Household Income by State name.

Alabama $46,472