Rankings · Place
Highest income of arrivals by state
Average income of arriving households.
Average adjusted gross income of the households that moved in, from their tax returns. Read it against the income of leavers: a county can grow while the people arriving earn less than the people going, which population change alone will not tell you. Adjusted gross income is not take-home pay and excludes untaxed income.
- 1New Hampshire$99,174
- 2New Jersey$98,602
- 3Massachusetts$98,383
- 4California$97,356
- 5Connecticut$95,933
- 6Florida$94,356
- 7New York$92,740
- 8District of Columbia$86,659
- 9Nevada$86,528
- 10Washington$86,204
- 11Delaware$84,379
- 12Rhode Island$81,161
- 13Colorado$81,157
- 14Arizona$80,020
- 15Illinois$77,916
- 16Texas$77,574
- 17Hawaii$77,114
- 18Virginia$76,333
- 19South Carolina$75,508
- 20Maryland$75,182
- 21Wyoming$74,744
- 22Utah$73,993
- 23Vermont$73,992
- 24Oregon$73,296
- 25Pennsylvania$72,413
- 26Montana$72,174
- 27Maine$71,660
- 28Idaho$71,658
- 29North Carolina$71,523
- 30Tennessee$71,252
- 31South Dakota$67,876
- 32Minnesota$67,103
- 33Wisconsin$66,740
- 34Georgia$65,630
- 35Alaska$65,401
- 36Michigan$64,033
- 37Ohio$62,201
- 38Alabama$61,527
- 39New Mexico$61,168
- 40Indiana$60,283
- 41Nebraska$60,110
- 42Kansas$59,502
- 43Iowa$59,357
- 44Missouri$59,315
- 45North Dakota$56,470
- 46Oklahoma$55,776
- 47Kentucky$55,327
- 48Arkansas$55,063
- 49West Virginia$52,758
- 50Louisiana$52,589
- 51Mississippi$51,502
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