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Median Family Income (In 2002 Inflation-adjusted Dollars)
Families (State level)
Rank State Median Lower Bound Upper Bound
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United States
51,742
51,559
51,925
1 New Jersey 70,488 69,450 71,526
2 Connecticut 68,716 66,104 71,328
3 Massachusetts 66,922 65,968 67,876
4 Alaska 65,745 62,737 68,753
5 Maryland 65,684 63,607 67,761
6 New Hampshire 64,322 62,149 66,495
7 Minnesota 60,214 59,349 61,079
8 Hawaii 58,703 56,771 60,635
9 Virginia 57,598 56,235 58,961
10 Delaware 57,495 55,697 59,294
11 Colorado 57,114 52,977 61,251
12 Illinois 56,716 55,371 58,061
13 Washington 56,396 53,908 58,884
14 California 56,276 55,581 56,971
15 Rhode Island 55,810 54,330 57,290
16 New York 54,516 53,617 55,415
17 Michigan 54,054 52,960 55,148
18 Wisconsin 52,961 51,497 54,425
19 Vermont 52,649 50,672 54,626
20 Utah 51,277 49,432 53,122
21 Pennsylvania 51,170 50,277 52,063
22 Wyoming 50,961 47,861 54,061
23 Indiana 50,889 50,133 51,645
24 Oregon 50,650 48,875 52,425
25 Kansas 50,427 49,140 51,714
26 Nevada 50,348 48,419 52,277
27 Missouri 49,853 48,657 51,049
28 Nebraska 49,652 48,429 50,875
29 Georgia 49,544 48,739 50,349
30 Iowa 49,534 47,770 51,298
31 District of Columbia 49,526 45,317 53,735
32 Ohio 49,299 47,697 50,901
33 Texas 47,831 47,148 48,514
34 Arizona 47,435 46,155 48,715
35 Maine 47,073 45,704 48,443
36 North Dakota 46,999 44,734 49,264
37 Florida 46,777 45,950 47,604
38 South Carolina 46,446 43,585 49,307
39 South Dakota 46,264 43,700 48,828
40 North Carolina 46,033 44,467 47,599
41 Tennessee 45,792 44,654 46,931
42 Idaho 44,737 42,287 47,187
43 Montana 43,866 42,516 45,216
44 Oklahoma 43,146 42,133 44,159
45 Kentucky 42,852 41,049 44,655
46 New Mexico 42,553 40,642 44,464
47 Alabama 42,218 41,172 43,264
48 Arkansas 42,005 40,791 43,219
49 Louisiana 41,085 39,778 42,392
50 West Virginia 38,625 36,445 40,805
51 Mississippi 38,532 37,153 39,911

  
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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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