Saturday, April 16, 2011

If DC were a state Part II

In a previous post, if DC were a state, it would rank as having the highest per capita income. What about if it were ranked on median income. The data for 2010 is not available, nor is the data available for personal income. The following for 2008 is for personal per capita income and median household income, courtesy of the 2011 Statistical Abstract.

11 states are ranked higher than DC in household median income, but DC is still highest in terms of per capita income.

StatePersonal Per capita incomePersonal Per capita income rankMedian household incomeMedian Household Income rank

United States40208(X)52029(X)

Alabama33768424266646

Alaska440398684604

Arizona34335415095822

Arkansas32397463881548

California436419610219

Colorado42985125699313

Connecticut562721685953

Delaware40519185798911

District of Columbia66119(X)57936(X)

Florida39267214777833

Georgia34893385086123

Hawaii4205515672145

Idaho33074444757634

Illinois42347145623516

Indiana34605404796632

Iowa37402284898029

Kansas38820235017725

Kentucky32076474153847

Louisiana36424314373341

Maine36457304658136

Maryland483786705451

Massachusetts512543654016

Michigan34949374859130

Minnesota43037115728812

Mississippi30399503779050

Missouri36631294686735

Montana34644394365442

Nebraska39150224969328

Nevada41182175636115

New Hampshire4362310637317

New Jersey513582703782

New Mexico33430434350844

New York4875345603317

North Carolina35344354654937

North Dakota39870204568539

Ohio36021334798831

Oklahoma35985344282245

Oregon36297325016926

Pennsylvania40140195071324

Rhode Island41368165570118

South Carolina32666454462540

South Dakota38661254603238

Tennessee34976364361443

Texas37774265004327

Utah31944485663314

Vermont38686245210420

Virginia442247612338

Washington42857135807810

West Virginia31641493798949

Wisconsin37767275209421

Wyoming4860855320719

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