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The followings lists are sorting Metropolitan statistical areas in the United States by per capita income.
Larger US metro areas by historical development of per capita personal income in current US Dollar.
Metropolitan statistical area | 2022 | 2020 | 2010 | 2000 | 1990 | 1980 | 1970 |
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San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA [1] | 141,516 | 122,544 | 60,111 | 53,212 | 25,446 | 13,272 | 5,079 |
Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk, CT [2] | 125,185 | 115,859 | 102,572 | 61,662 | 33,700 | 14,988 | 6,130 |
San Francisco-Oakland-Hayward, CA [3] | 123,736 | 107,815 | 60,501 | 49,049 | 26,623 | 13,972 | 5,713 |
Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH [4] | 94,082 | 84,684 | 57,744 | 42,332 | 24,714 | 11,135 | 4,770 |
Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA [5] | 92,113 | 81,785 | 48,456 | 38,641 | 22,825 | 12,270 | 4,758 |
Denver-Aurora-Lakewood, CO [6] | 84,788 | 71,515 | 42,948 | 37,919 | 21,972 | 12,219 | 4,758 |
New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-PA [7] | 84,084 | 76,868 | 54,062 | 40,800 | 26,616 | 12,021 | 5,290 |
Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV [8] | 83,010 | 75,141 | 58,370 | 42,368 | 26,941 | 13,709 | 5,806 |
Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL [9] | 77,732 | 64,949 | 43,094 | 32,290 | 22,175 | 11,463 | 4,755 |
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA [10] | 76,445 | 69,362 | 44,169 | 31,776 | 22,236 | 12,199 | 5,062 |
Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI [11] | 75,164 | 66,431 | 46,226 | 36,987 | 22,589 | 11,680 | 4,711 |
Austin-Round Rock, TX [12] | 75,119 | 64,453 | 41,042 | 33,077 | 18,243 | 9,632 | 3,672 |
San Diego-Carlsbad, CA [13] | 74,326 | 67,536 | 43,889 | 33,680 | 21,000 | 11,562 | 5,140 |
Nashville-Davidson-Murfreesboro-Franklin, TN [14] | 74,035 | 63,891 | 42,071 | 31,918 | 18,586 | 9,088 | 3,629 |
Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN-WI [15] | 72,512 | 65,862 | 44,319 | 35,946 | 22,627 | 11,698 | 4,945 |
Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, MD [16] | 71,420 | 65,676 | 48,203 | 34,530 | 22,024 | 11,181 | 4,497 |
Raleigh, NC [17] | 70,628 | 61,360 | 43,418 | 34,180 | 21,088 | 9,629 | 3,750 |
Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX [18] | 70,493 | 61,681 | 41,657 | 33,798 | 20,663 | 11,355 | 4,335 |
Hartford-West Hartford-East Hartford, CT | 69,787 | 66,219 | 50,090 | 37,897 | 25,164 | 11,932 | 4,983 |
St. Louis, MO-IL [19] | 69,698 | 61,190 | 42,571 | 31,865 | 20,586 | 10,514 | 4,365 |
Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, OR-WA [20] | 69,435 | 62,550 | 39,646 | 32,268 | 20,238 | 11,225 | 4,460 |
Indianapolis-Carmel-Anderson, IN [21] | 68,719 | 60,412 | 41,593 | 32,729 | 20,130 | 10,282 | 4,164 |
Omaha-Council Bluffs, NE-IA [22] | 68,586 | 59,897 | 45,186 | 32,757 | 19,918 | 10,442 | 4,275 |
Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land, TX [23] | 68,344 | 59,674 | 45,627 | 33,254 | 20,076 | 12,087 | 4,240 |
Richmond, VA [24] | 68,205 | 61,305 | 42,736 | 32,317 | 21,736 | 10,706 | 4,039 |
Milwaukee-Waukesha-West Allis, WI [25] | 68,155 | 60,530 | 43,647 | 33,610 | 20,917 | 11,360 | 4,570 |
Sacramento-Roseville-Arden-Arcade, CA [26] | 66,940 | 61,712 | 40,802 | 31,403 | 20,391 | 11,230 | 4,761 |
Pittsburgh, PA [27] | 65,792 | 61,414 | 42,763 | 30,695 | 19,481 | 10,430 | 4,091 |
Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN [28] | 65,253 | 58,803 | 39,883 | 30,893 | 19,556 | 9,973 | 4,095 |
Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia, NC-SC [29] | 65,156 | 58,149 | 38,793 | 30,476 | 18,920 | 8,292 | 3,585 |
Salt Lake City, UT [30] | 65,085 | 56,393 | 35,696 | 27,500 | 16,467 | 9,243 | 3,908 |
Urban Honolulu, HI [31] | 64,936 | 60,273 | 44,945 | 31,260 | 23,895 | 12,340 | 5,828 |
Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA [32] | 64,107 | 58,140 | 38,666 | 33,861 | 20,624 | 10,102 | 4,133 |
Providence-Warwick, RI-MA [33] | 63,746 | 59,500 | 41,924 | 29,798 | 19,696 | 9,691 | 4,165 |
Kansas City, MO-KS [34] | 63,417 | 57,427 | 41,371 | 32,030 | 19,895 | 10,814 | 4,346 |
Cleveland-Elyria, OH [35] | 62,921 | 56,884 | 39,702 | 31,748 | 21,524 | 11,195 | 4,631 |
Birmingham-Hoover, AL [36] | 62,262 | 54,817 | 39,422 | 29,499 | 18,233 | 9,125 | 3,468 |
Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale, AZ [37] | 61,840 | 54,747 | 35,092 | 28,901 | 18,878 | 10,484 | 4,225 |
New Orleans-Metairie, LA [38] | 61,801 | 56,248 | 42,926 | 27,159 | 17,540 | 9,916 | 3,750 |
Louisville/Jefferson County, KY-IN [39] | 61,490 | 54,631 | 37,825 | 30,253 | 18,907 | 9,529 | 3,972 |
Detroit-Warren-Dearborn, MI [40] | 61,322 | 56,901 | 38,240 | 34,525 | 21,295 | 11,252 | 4,612 |
Columbus, OH [41] | 61,228 | 55,902 | 38,682 | 30,863 | 19,241 | 9,765 | 4,061 |
Oklahoma City, OK [42] | 60,687 | 53,642 | 39,411 | 26,601 | 17,504 | 10,949 | 4,144 |
Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL [43] | 60,091 | 53,629 | 38,780 | 29,223 | 18,985 | 9,789 | 3,875 |
Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise, NV [44] | 59,150 | 52,562 | 35,707 | 31,007 | 19,957 | 11,422 | 5,176 |
Virginia Beach-Norfolk-Newport News, VA-NC [45] | 57,873 | 52,283 | 40,417 | 28,001 | 18,748 | 10,169 | 4,172 |
Memphis, TN-MS-AR [46] | 56,440 | 51,325 | 37,012 | 29,527 | 17,983 | 9,165 | 3,521 |
Buffalo-Cheektowaga-Niagara Falls, NY [47] | 56,414 | 54,208 | 38,394 | 28,227 | 19,365 | 9,962 | 4,194 |
San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX [48] | 55,180 | 50,165 | 36,557 | 26,954 | 16,458 | 9,169 | 3,847 |
Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, FL [49] | 53,959 | 47,705 | 33,600 | 27,631 | 18,566 | 9,743 | 3,959 |
Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, CA [50] | 50,407 | 47,177 | 30,231 | 23,508 | 17,930 | 10,285 | 4,294 |
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Figures are from the United States Census, 2010.
Rank | Metropolitan statistical area | Population | Per capita income |
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1 | Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, D.C-Virginia-Maryland MSA | 5,949,178 | $47,411 |
2 | San Jose-Santa Clara-Sunnyvale, California MSA | 1,918,944 | $40,392 |
3 | Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, Washington MSA | 3,611,644 | $39,322 |
4 | San Francisco-Oakland-Hayward, California MSA | 4,122,177 | $38,355 |
5 | Boston–Worcester–Lawrence, Massachusetts–New Hampshire–Maine–Connecticut CMSA | 5,819,100 | $37,311 |
6 | Honolulu, Hawaii MSA | 921,000 | $36,339 |
7 | Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, Minnesota MSA | 3,478,415 | $35,388 |
8 | Hartford, Connecticut MSA | 1,183,110 | $34,310 |
9 | Denver-Aurora-Lakewood, Colorado MSA | 2,871,068 | $32,399 |
10 | Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, Oregon MSA | 2,345,318 | $31,377 |
11 | Sarasota–Bradenton, Florida MSA | 589,959 | $30,344 |
12 | Anchorage, Alaska MSA | 260,283 | $30,129 |
13 | Baltimore-Towson, Maryland MSA | 2,700,000 | $29,771 |
14 | New York-Newark-White Plains, New York-New Jersey-Connecticut CMSA | 19,278,198 | $28,819 |
15 | Atlanta, Georgia MSA | 5,544,577 | $25,288 |
16 | Madison, Wisconsin MSA | 726,526 | $25,163 |
17 | Rochester, Minnesota MSA | 124,277 | $24,939 |
18 | Santa Fe, New Mexico MSA | 147,635 | $24,745 |
19 | Raleigh–Durham–Chapel Hill, North Carolina MSA | 1,187,941 | $24,698 |
20 | Fort Myers–Cape Coral, Florida MSA | 440,888 | $24,542 |
21 | Austin–San Marcos, Texas MSA | 2,271,214 | $24,516 |
22 | Salt Lake City-Addison-Blue Spring, Utah MSA | 1,333,666 | $24,277 |
23 | Cleveland-Elyria-Akron, Ohio MSA | 3,554,127 | $24,275 |
24 | Norwich–New London, Connecticut MSA | 293,566 | $24,225 |
25 | Portland, Maine MSA | 243,537 | $24,132 |
26 | Nashville-Davidson-Murfreesboro, Tennessee MSA | 1,789,712 | $23,994 |
27 | Fort Collins–Loveland, Colorado MSA | 251,494 | $23,689 |
28 | Richmond–Petersburg, Virginia MSA | 996,512 | $23,685 |
29 | Dallas–Fort Worth, Texas CMSA | 8,500,000 | $23,616 |
30 | Charlottesville, Virginia MSA | 159,576 | $23,533 |
31 | Charlotte–Gastonia–Rock Hill, North Carolina–South Carolina MSA | 2,335,440 | $23,417 |
32 | Kansas City, Missouri–Kansas MSA | 2,053,167 | $23,326 |
33 | Des Moines, Iowa MSA | 456,022 | $23,316 |
34 | Indianapolis, Indiana MSA | 1,999,935 | $23,198 |
35 | Springfield, Illinois MSA | 201,437 | $23,074 |
36 | Fort Pierce–Port St. Lucie, Florida MSA | 319,426 | $23,072 |
37 | Santa Barbara–Santa Maria–Lompoc, California MSA | 399,347 | $23,059 |
38 | Columbus, Ohio MSA | 1,987,911 | $23,020 |
39 | Milwaukee–Racine, Wisconsin CMSA | 2,240,231 | $23,003 |
40 | Cedar Rapids, Iowa MSA | 191,701 | $22,977 |
41 | Cincinnati–Hamilton, Ohio–Kentucky–Indiana CMSA | 2,435,418 | $22,947 |
42 | San Diego, California MSA | 3,926,941 | $22,926 |
43 | Philadelphia-Camden-Atlantic City, Pennsylvania-Delaware-New Jersey MSA | 6,138,144 | $22,874 |
44 | Burlington, Vermont MSA | 169,391 | $22,732 |
45 | St. Louis, Missouri–Illinois MSA | 2,603,607 | $22,698 |
46 | Reno, Nevada MSA | 312,000 | $22,592 |
47 | Detroit-Flint-Ann Arbor, Michigan MSA | 5,270,909 | $22,319 |
48 | Albany–Schenectady–Troy, New York MSA | 875,583 | $22,303 |
49 | Sacramento–Yolo, California CMSA | 1,796,857 | $22,302 |
50 | Bloomington–Normal, Illinois MSA | 150,433 | $22,227 |
51 | Iowa City, Iowa MSA | 111,006 | $22,220 |
52 | Omaha, Nebraska–Iowa MSA | 716,998 | $22,145 |
53 | Wilmington, North Carolina MSA | 233,450 | $22,100 |
54 | Huntsville, Alabama MSA | 342,376 | $22,073 |
55 | Kokomo, Indiana MSA | 101,541 | $22,029 |
56 | Colorado Springs, Colorado MSA | 516,929 | $22,005 |
57 | Boulder-Greeley Colorado, MSA | 714,000 | $22,004 |
58 | Harrisburg–Lebanon–Carlisle, Pennsylvania MSA | 629,401 | $21,936 |
59 | Phoenix–Mesa, Arizona MSA | 3,251,876 | $21,907 |
60 | Corvallis, Oregon MSA | 78,153 | $21,868 |
61 | San Luis Obispo–Atascadero–Paso Robles, California MSA | 246,681 | $21,864 |
62 | Appleton–Oshkosh–Neenah, Wisconsin MSA | 358,365 | $21,837 |
63 | Punta Gorda, Florida MSA | 141,627 | $21,806 |
64 | Green Bay, Wisconsin MSA | 226,778 | $21,784 |
65 | Tampa–St. Petersburg–Clearwater, Florida MSA | 2,395,997 | $21,784 |
66 | Jacksonville, Florida MSA | 1,100,491 | $21,763 |
67 | Louisville, Kentucky–Indiana MSA | 1,025,598 | $21,756 |
68 | Houston–Galveston–Brazoria, Texas CMSA | 4,669,571 | $21,701 |
69 | Lansing–East Lansing, Michigan MSA | 447,728 | $21,653 |
70 | Binghamton, New York MSA | 1,098,201 | $21,627 |
71 | Dayton–Springfield, Ohio MSA | 950,558 | $21,598 |
72 | Sheboygan, Wisconsin MSA | 112,646 | $21,509 |
73 | Melbourne–Titusville–Palm Bay, Florida MSA | 476,230 | $21,484 |
74 | Birmingham, Alabama MSA | 921,106 | $21,410 |
75 | Peoria–Pekin, Illinois MSA | 347,387 | $21,402 |
76 | Greensboro–Winston-Salem–High Point, North Carolina MSA | 1,251,509 | $21,392 |
77 | Roanoke, Virginia MSA | 235,932 | $21,366 |
78 | Lincoln, Nebraska MSA | 250,291 | $21,265 |
79 | Pittsfield, Massachusetts MSA | 84,699 | $21,258 |
80 | Allentown–Bethlehem–Easton, Pennsylvania MSA | 637,958 | $21,243 |
81 | Lexington, Kentucky MSA | 479,198 | $21,237 |
82 | Orlando, Florida MSA | 1,644,561 | $21,232 |
83 | Reading, Pennsylvania MSA | 373,638 | $21,232 |
84 | Las Vegas, Nevada–Arizona MSA | 1,563,282 | $21,210 |
85 | Providence–Fall River–Warwick, Rhode Island MSA | 1,188,613 | $21,208 |
86 | Los Angeles–Riverside–Orange County, California CMSA | 16,373,645 | $21,170 |
87 | Rockford, Illinois MSA | 371,236 | $21,145 |
88 | York, Pennsylvania MSA | 381,751 | $21,086 |
89 | Sioux Falls, South Dakota MSA | 172,412 | $20,936 |
90 | Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania MSA | 2,358,695 | $20,935 |
91 | Fort Walton Beach, Florida MSA | 170,498 | $20,918 |
92 | Topeka, Kansas MSA | 169,871 | $20,904 |
93 | Columbia, South Carolina MSA | 536,691 | $20,902 |
94 | Grand Rapids–Muskegon–Holland, Michigan MSA | 1,088,514 | $20,901 |
95 | Janesville–Beloit, Wisconsin MSA | 152,307 | $20,895 |
96 | Savannah, Georgia MSA | 293,000 | $20,752 |
97 | Wausau, Wisconsin MSA | 125,834 | $20,703 |
98 | Fort Wayne, Indiana MSA | 502,141 | $20,701 |
99 | Wichita, Kansas MSA | 545,220 | $20,692 |
100 | Toledo, Ohio MSA | 618,203 | $20,565 |
101 | Knoxville, Tennessee MSA | 687,249 | $20,538 |
102 | Davenport–Moline–Rock Island, Iowa–Illinois MSA | 359,062 | $20,464 |
103 | Miami–Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, Florida CMSA | 3,876,380 | $20,454 |
104 | Evansville–Henderson, Indiana–Kentucky MSA | 296,195 | $20,439 |
105 | Lancaster, Pennsylvania MSA | 470,658 | $20,398 |
106 | Charleston, West Virginia MSA | 251,662 | $20,378 |
107 | Norfolk–Virginia Beach–Newport News, Virginia–North Carolina MSA | 1,569,541 | $20,328 |
108 | Memphis, Tennessee–Arkansas–Mississippi MSA | 1,135,614 | $20,327 |
109 | Kalamazoo–Battle Creek, Michigan MSA | 452,851 | $20,324 |
110 | Saginaw–Bay City–Midland, Michigan MSA | 403,070 | $20,320 |
111 | Boise City, Idaho MSA | 432,345 | $20,280 |
112 | Little Rock–North Little Rock, Arkansas MSA | 724,294 | $20,263 |
113 | Elkhart–Goshen, Indiana MSA | 182,791 | $20,250 |
114 | Jackson, Michigan MSA | 158,422 | $20,171 |
115 | Salinas, California MSA | 401,762 | $20,165 |
116 | Canton–Massillon, Ohio MSA | 406,934 | $20,154 |
117 | Buffalo–Niagara Falls, New York MSA | 1,170,111 | $20,143 |
118 | Tulsa, Oklahoma MSA | 803,235 | $20,092 |
119 | Decatur, Illinois MSA | 114,706 | $20,067 |
120 | Albuquerque, New Mexico MSA | 712,738 | $20,025 |
121 | Bellingham, Washington MSA | 166,814 | $20,025 |
122 | Asheville, North Carolina MSA | 225,965 | $20,010 |
123 | Syracuse, New York MSA | 732,117 | $20,002 |
124 | Tallahassee, Florida MSA | 284,539 | $19,990 |
125 | Springfield, Massachusetts MSA | 591,932 | $19,976 |
126 | Benton Harbor, Michigan MSA | 162,453 | $19,952 |
127 | Lawrence, Kansas MSA | 99,962 | $19,952 |
128 | Myrtle Beach, South Carolina MSA | 196,629 | $19,949 |
129 | Chattanooga, Tennessee–Georgia MSA | 465,161 | $19,944 |
130 | Fargo–Moorhead, North Dakota–Minnesota MSA | 174,367 | $19,910 |
131 | Daytona Beach, Florida MSA | 493,175 | $19,888 |
132 | Columbia, Missouri MSA | 135,454 | $19,844 |
133 | Richland–Kennewick–Pasco, Washington MSA | 191,822 | $19,798 |
134 | Tucson, Arizona MSA | 843,746 | $19,785 |
135 | Ogden, Utah MSA | 211,277 | $19,781 |
136 | Charleston–North Charleston, South Carolina MSA | 549,033 | $19,772 |
137 | South Bend, Indiana MSA | 265,559 | $19,756 |
138 | Greenville–Spartanburg–Anderson, South Carolina MSA | 962,441 | $19,716 |
139 | Champaign–Urbana, Illinois MSA | 179,669 | $19,708 |
140 | Eugene–Springfield, Oregon MSA | 322,959 | $19,681 |
141 | La Crosse, Wisconsin–Minnesota MSA | 126,838 | $19,649 |
142 | Cheyenne, Wyoming MSA | 81,607 | $19,634 |
143 | Dubuque, Iowa MSA | 89,143 | $19,600 |
144 | Bismarck, North Dakota MSA | 94,719 | $19,572 |
145 | Medford–Ashland, Oregon MSA | 181,269 | $19,498 |
146 | Jackson, Mississippi MSA | 440,801 | $19,435 |
147 | Glens Falls, New York MSA | 124,345 | $19,368 |
148 | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma MSA | 1,083,346 | $19,366 |
149 | Billings, Montana MSA | 129,352 | $19,303 |
150 | Muncie, Indiana MSA | 118,769 | $19,233 |
151 | Spokane, Washington MSA | 417,939 | $19,233 |
152 | Bangor, Maine MSA | 90,864 | $19,194 |
153 | St. Cloud, Minnesota MSA | 167,392 | $19,170 |
154 | Lafayette, Indiana MSA | 182,821 | $19,095 |
155 | Tyler, Texas MSA | 174,706 | $19,072 |
156 | Rochester, New York MSA | 1,079,671 | $19,067 |
157 | Pensacola, Florida MSA | 412,153 | $19,054 |
158 | Tuscaloosa, Alabama MSA | 164,875 | $18,998 |
159 | Rapid City, South Dakota MSA | 88,565 | $18,938 |
160 | Casper, Wyoming MSA | 66,533 | $18,913 |
161 | Montgomery, Alabama MSA | 333,055 | $18,910 |
162 | Lynchburg, Virginia MSA | 214,911 | $18,887 |
163 | Waterloo–Cedar Falls, Iowa MSA | 128,012 | $18,885 |
164 | Eau Claire, Wisconsin MSA | 148,337 | $18,875 |
165 | Baton Rouge, Louisiana MSA | 602,894 | $18,867 |
166 | Jackson, Tennessee MSA | 107,377 | $18,863 |
167 | Sherman–Denison, Texas MSA | 110,595 | $18,862 |
168 | Lewiston–Auburn, Maine MSA | 90,830 | $18,848 |
169 | Macon, Georgia MSA | 322,549 | $18,840 |
170 | New Orleans, Louisiana MSA | 1,337,726 | $18,834 |
171 | Augusta–Aiken, Georgia–South Carolina MSA | 477,441 | $18,744 |
172 | Duluth–Superior, Minnesota–Wisconsin MSA | 243,815 | $18,743 |
173 | Owensboro, Kentucky MSA | 91,545 | $18,739 |
174 | Hickory–Morganton–Lenoir, North Carolina MSA | 341,851 | $18,723 |
175 | Grand Junction, Colorado MSA | 116,255 | $18,715 |
176 | Panama City, Florida MSA | 148,217 | $18,700 |
177 | Dover, Delaware MSA | 126,697 | $18,662 |
178 | Springfield, Missouri MSA | 325,721 | $18,611 |
179 | Decatur, Alabama MSA | 145,867 | $18,577 |
180 | Youngstown–Warren, Ohio MSA | 594,746 | $18,551 |
181 | Bloomington, Indiana MSA | 120,563 | $18,534 |
182 | San Antonio, Texas MSA | 1,592,383 | $18,518 |
183 | Gainesville, Florida MSA | 217,955 | $18,465 |
184 | Victoria, Texas MSA | 84,088 | $18,379 |
185 | Fayetteville–Springdale–Rogers, Arkansas MSA | 311,121 | $18,348 |
186 | Sioux City, Iowa–Nebraska MSA | 124,130 | $18,339 |
187 | Athens, Georgia MSA | 153,444 | $18,303 |
188 | Lakeland–Winter Haven, Florida MSA | 483,924 | $18,302 |
189 | Mansfield, Ohio MSA | 175,818 | $18,284 |
190 | Elmira, New York MSA | 91,070 | $18,264 |
191 | Amarillo, Texas MSA | 217,858 | $18,247 |
192 | Greenville, North Carolina MSA | 133,798 | $18,243 |
193 | Scranton–Wilkes-Barre–Hazleton, Pennsylvania MSA | 624,776 | $18,229 |
194 | Florence, Alabama MSA | 142,950 | $18,205 |
195 | Lima, Ohio MSA | 155,084 | $18,137 |
196 | Mobile, Alabama MSA | 540,258 | $18,126 |
197 | St. Joseph, Missouri MSA | 102,490 | $18,123 |
198 | Parkersburg–Marietta, West Virginia–Ohio MSA | 151,237 | $18,076 |
199 | State College, Pennsylvania MSA | 135,758 | $18,020 |
200 | Utica–Rome, New York MSA | 299,896 | $18,006 |
201 | Erie, Pennsylvania MSA | 280,843 | $17,932 |
202 | Biloxi–Gulfport–Pascagoula, Mississippi MSA | 363,988 | $17,899 |
203 | Florence, South Carolina MSA | 125,761 | $17,876 |
204 | Ocala, Florida MSA | 258,916 | $17,848 |
205 | Missoula, Montana MSA | 95,802 | $17,808 |
206 | Johnson City–Kingsport–Bristol, Tennessee–Virginia MSA | 480,091 | $17,800 |
207 | Dothan, Alabama MSA | 137,916 | $17,780 |
208 | Redding, California MSA | 163,256 | $17,738 |
209 | Lake Charles, Louisiana MSA | 183,577 | $17,710 |
210 | Grand Forks, North Dakota–Minnesota MSA | 97,478 | $17,679 |
211 | Odessa–Midland, Texas MSA | 237,132 | $17,642 |
212 | Sharon, Pennsylvania MSA | 120,293 | $17,636 |
213 | Shreveport–Bossier City, Louisiana MSA | 392,302 | $17,628 |
214 | Beaumont–Port Arthur, Texas MSA | 385,090 | $17,616 |
215 | Longview–Marshall, Texas MSA | 208,780 | $17,576 |
216 | Great Falls, Montana MSA | 80,357 | $17,566 |
217 | Columbus, Georgia–Alabama MSA | 274,624 | $17,559 |
218 | Chico–Paradise, California MSA | 203,171 | $17,517 |
219 | Terre Haute, Indiana MSA | 149,192 | $17,504 |
220 | Enid, Oklahoma MSA | 57,813 | $17,457 |
221 | Fayetteville, North Carolina MSA | 302,963 | $17,376 |
222 | Anniston, Alabama MSA | 112,249 | $17,367 |
223 | Stockton–Lodi, California MSA | 563,598 | $17,365 |
224 | San Angelo, Texas MSA | 104,010 | $17,325 |
225 | Lubbock, Texas MSA | 242,628 | $17,323 |
226 | Albany, Georgia MSA | 120,822 | $17,312 |
227 | Williamsport, Pennsylvania MSA | 120,044 | $17,224 |
228 | Abilene, Texas MSA | 126,555 | $17,176 |
229 | Waco, Texas MSA | 213,517 | $17,174 |
230 | Pueblo, Colorado MSA | 141,472 | $17,163 |
231 | Auburn–Opelika, Alabama MSA | 115,092 | $17,158 |
232 | Pocatello, Idaho MSA | 75,565 | $17,148 |
233 | Rocky Mount, North Carolina MSA | 143,026 | $17,142 |
234 | Wichita Falls, Texas MSA | 140,518 | $17,113 |
235 | Jonesboro, Arkansas MSA | 82,148 | $17,091 |
236 | Monroe, Louisiana MSA | 147,250 | $17,084 |
237 | Texarkana, Texas–Texarkana, Arkansas MSA | 129,749 | $17,072 |
238 | Danville, Virginia MSA | 110,156 | $17,061 |
239 | Flagstaff, Arizona–Utah MSA | 122,366 | $17,056 |
240 | Goldsboro, North Carolina MSA | 113,329 | $17,010 |
241 | Modesto, California MSA | 446,997 | $16,913 |
242 | Steubenville–Weirton, Ohio–West Virginia MSA | 132,008 | $16,911 |
243 | Jamestown, New York MSA | 139,750 | $16,840 |
244 | Gadsden, Alabama MSA | 103,459 | $16,783 |
245 | Corpus Christi, Texas MSA | 380,783 | $16,752 |
246 | Wheeling, West Virginia–Ohio MSA | 153,172 | $16,748 |
247 | Altoona, Pennsylvania MSA | 129,144 | $16,743 |
248 | Joplin, Missouri MSA | 157,322 | $16,653 |
249 | Fort Smith, Arkansas–Oklahoma MSA | 207,290 | $16,604 |
250 | Killeen–Temple, Texas MSA | 312,952 | $16,546 |
251 | Hattiesburg, Mississippi MSA | 111,674 | $16,450 |
252 | Cumberland, Maryland-West Virginia MSA | 102,008 | $16,409 |
253 | Huntington–Ashland, West Virginia–Kentucky–Ohio MSA | 315,538 | $16,357 |
254 | Clarksville–Hopkinsville, Tennessee–Kentucky MSA | 207,033 | $16,339 |
255 | Bryan–College Station, Texas MSA | 152,415 | $16,212 |
256 | Alexandria, Louisiana MSA | 126,337 | $16,088 |
257 | Lafayette, Louisiana MSA | 385,647 | $16,072 |
258 | Yuba City, California MSA | 139,149 | $15,998 |
259 | Houma, Louisiana MSA | 194,477 | $15,939 |
260 | Bakersfield, California MSA | 661,645 | $15,760 |
261 | Johnstown, Pennsylvania MSA | 232,621 | $15,755 |
262 | Lawton, Oklahoma MSA | 114,996 | $15,728 |
263 | Sumter, South Carolina MSA | 104,646 | $15,657 |
264 | Yakima, Washington MSA | 222,581 | $15,606 |
265 | Provo–Orem, Utah MSA | 368,536 | $15,557 |
266 | Pine Bluff, Arkansas MSA | 84,278 | $15,417 |
267 | Fresno, California MSA | 922,516 | $15,386 |
268 | Jacksonville, North Carolina MSA | 150,355 | $14,853 |
269 | Yuma, Arizona MSA | 160,026 | $14,802 |
270 | Merced, California MSA | 210,554 | $14,257 |
271 | Visalia–Tulare–Porterville, California MSA | 368,021 | $14,006 |
272 | Las Cruces, New Mexico MSA | 174,682 | $13,999 |
273 | El Paso, Texas MSA | 679,622 | $13,421 |
274 | Brownsville–Harlingen–San Benito, Texas MSA | 335,227 | $10,960 |
275 | Laredo, Texas MSA | 193,117 | $10,759 |
276 | McAllen–Edinburg–Mission, Texas MSA | 569,463 | $9,899 |
277 | San Juan–Caguas–Arecibo, Puerto Rico CMSA | 2,450,292 | $9,140 |
278 | Mayagüez, Puerto Rico MSA | 253,347 | $7,730 |
279 | Ponce, Puerto Rico MSA | 361,094 | $6,530 |
280 | Aguadilla, Puerto Rico MSA | 146,424 | $6,378 |
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