U.S. Household Income Data

This page shows a breakdown of the median household income in states and major cities of the United States in 2022. It is based on American Community Survey data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
What is the Richest State in the U.S.?
Based on median income, the richest state in the U.S. is New Jersey. The average household had $96,346 in earnings and benefits in 2022.
What is the Poorest State in the U.S.?
Based on median income, the poorest state in the U.S. is Mississippi. The average household had $52,719 in earnings and benefits in 2022.
List of States by Median Household Income
Rank Income State
1 $96,346 New Jersey
2 $94,991 Maryland
3 $94,488 Massachusetts
4 $92,458 Hawaii
5 $91,551 California
6 $91,306 Washington
7 $89,992 New Hampshire
8 $89,302 Colorado
9 $89,168 Utah
10 $88,429 Connecticut
11 $88,121 Alaska
12 $85,873 Virginia
13 $82,338 Minnesota
14 $82,174 Delaware
15 $81,854 Rhode Island
16 $79,557 New York
17 $76,708 Illinois
18 $75,657 Oregon
19 $74,568 Arizona
20 $73,991 Vermont
21 $72,837 Georgia
22 $72,785 Idaho
23 $72,333 Nevada
24 $72,284 Texas
25 $71,970 North Dakota
26 $71,798 Pennsylvania
27 $70,996 Wisconsin
28 $70,042 Wyoming
29 $69,728 South Dakota
30 $69,597 Nebraska
31 $69,588 Iowa
32 $69,543 Maine
33 $69,303 Florida
34 $68,925 Kansas
35 $67,631 Montana
36 $67,481 North Carolina
37 $66,986 Michigan
38 $66,785 Indiana
39 $65,720 Ohio
40 $65,254 Tennessee
41 $64,811 Missouri
42 $64,115 South Carolina
43 $59,726 New Mexico
44 $59,674 Alabama
45 $59,673 Oklahoma
46 $59,341 Kentucky
47 $55,432 Arkansas
48 $55,416 Louisiana
49 $54,329 West Virginia
50 $52,719 Mississippi
What is the Richest Major City in the U.S.?
Among the 50 largest cities by population, San Francisco has the highest household income. The median household had $136,692 in earnings and benefits in 2022.
What is the Poorest Major City in the U.S.?
Among the 50 largest cities by population, Detroit has the lowest household income. The median household had $36,453 in earnings and benefits in 2022.
List of U.S. Cities by Median Household Income
Population Income City
8,335,897 $74,694 New York
3,822,224 $76,135 Los Angeles
2,665,064 $70,386 Chicago
2,304,414 $60,426 Houston
1,644,403 $75,969 Phoenix
1,567,258 $56,517 Philadelphia
1,472,904 $58,829 San Antonio
1,381,182 $100,010 San Diego
1,299,553 $65,400 Dallas
975,335 $89,415 Austin
971,315 $69,309 Jacksonville
971,265 $133,835 San Jose
961,160 $71,527 Fort Worth
908,372 $61,727 Columbus
897,720 $74,401 Charlotte
876,564 $61,501 Indianapolis
808,437 $136,692 San Francisco
749,267 $115,409 Seattle
713,252 $88,213 Denver
694,768 $63,713 Oklahoma City
683,639 $71,767 Nashville
677,469 $52,645 El Paso
656,302 $68,905 Las Vegas
649,768 $86,331 Boston
635,296 $81,119 Portland
624,450 $63,049 Louisville
621,050 $50,622 Memphis
620,410 $36,453 Detroit
569,931 $55,198 Baltimore
563,306 $49,270 Milwaukee
561,006 $64,757 Albuquerque
546,598 $51,281 Tucson
545,564 $64,196 Fresno
528,026 $80,254 Sacramento
512,523 $79,496 Mesa
509,247 $62,175 Kansas City
499,121 $83,251 Atlanta
486,228 $78,568 Colorado Springs
485,146 $67,450 Omaha
477,084 $75,424 Raleigh
455,618 $83,245 Virginia Beach
451,319 $80,493 Long Beach
449,484 $60,989 Miami
430,531 $93,146 Oakland
425,104 $74,473 Minneapolis
413,142 $54,040 Tulsa
410,654 $72,017 Bakersfield
398,160 $71,089 Tampa
396,205 $59,277 Wichita
394,573 $70,433 Arlington