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Median Household Income (In 2003 Inflation-adjusted Dollars)
Households (State level)
Rank State Median Lower Bound Upper Bound
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United States
43,057
42,836
43,278
1 New Jersey 58,759 57,332 60,186
2 Connecticut 56,543 54,850 58,236
3 Alaska 56,536 54,429 58,643
4 Maryland 55,650 54,124 57,176
5 Massachusetts 55,266 54,076 56,456
6 New Hampshire 54,225 52,324 56,126
7 Hawaii 50,565 47,859 53,271
8 Delaware 50,025 48,712 51,338
9 California 49,738 49,147 50,329
10 Minnesota 49,352 47,844 50,860
11 Virginia 48,986 47,570 50,402
12 Colorado 48,282 45,601 50,963
13 Illinois 46,528 45,291 47,766
14 Utah 46,443 45,034 47,852
15 Washington 46,041 44,403 47,679
16 Rhode Island 45,634 44,352 46,916
17 New York 44,923 44,136 45,710
18 Nevada 43,928 42,002 45,854
19 Vermont 43,914 42,482 45,346
20 Michigan 43,795 42,879 44,711
21 District of Columbia 43,681 41,158 46,204
22 Wisconsin 43,617 42,238 44,996
23 Georgia 42,069 41,459 42,680
24 Indiana 41,906 41,411 42,401
25 Texas 41,376 40,909 41,843
26 Arizona 41,172 40,415 41,929
27 Pennsylvania 41,171 40,633 41,709
28 Wyoming 41,099 39,398 42,800
29 Ohio 40,697 39,884 41,510
30 Oregon 40,378 39,081 41,675
31 Missouri 40,198 39,497 40,899
32 Kansas 40,051 39,026 41,076
33 Maine 39,990 38,979 41,001
34 Nebraska 39,904 39,048 40,760
35 Iowa 39,288 37,514 41,062
36 Florida 39,265 38,445 40,085
37 North Carolina 38,204 36,533 39,875
38 South Carolina 37,936 36,057 39,815
39 Tennessee 37,281 36,539 38,024
40 Idaho 37,261 35,194 39,328
41 South Dakota 37,252 35,548 38,956
42 North Dakota 36,237 35,000 37,475
43 New Mexico 36,019 34,306 37,732
44 Oklahoma 35,568 34,776 36,360
45 Alabama 35,412 34,762 36,062
46 Montana 35,257 33,934 36,580
47 Kentucky 34,973 33,201 36,745
48 Arkansas 34,402 33,282 35,522
49 Louisiana 33,311 32,031 34,591
50 Mississippi 31,690 30,682 32,698
51 West Virginia 30,982 29,741 32,223

  
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Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2002 American Community Survey

Notes

The table above shows the margin of error, represented by the lower and upper bounds of the 90-percent confidence interval. The confidence interval gives a range of values likely to include the population true value.  The smaller the confidence interval the more precise the estimate of the characteristic of interest.

An "N" entry in the estimate, lower bound, and upper bound columns indicates that data for this geographic area cannot be displayed because the number of sample cases is too small.

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