Income and Poverty - Per capita income (2021) To resort data: click column headings. To download data: click here. Name Per capita income Rank Per capita income Massachusetts 1 $90,348 Connecticut 2 $89,960 New Jersey 3 $83,179 New York 4 $82,986 California 5 $82,745 Washington 6 $79,679 New Hampshire 7 $79,058 Colorado 8 $76,364 Maryland 9 $75,404 Wyoming 10 $75,241 Illinois 11 $72,625 Virginia 12 $71,611 Minnesota 13 $71,584 Alaska 14 $71,080 North Dakota 15 $69,688 South Dakota 16 $69,621 Rhode Island 17 $69,528 Pennsylvania 18 $69,423 Florida 19 $67,253 Vermont 20 $66,834 Oregon 21 $66,525 Nebraska 22 $66,103 Hawaii 23 $65,824 Nevada 24 $65,032 Delaware 25 $64,727 Texas 26 $64,656 Wisconsin 27 $64,398 Kansas 28 $63,640 Maine 29 $63,164 Iowa 30 $61,738 Montana 31 $61,506 Ohio 32 $61,431 Tennessee 33 $61,086 Indiana 34 $61,018 Michigan 35 $61,015 North Carolina 36 $60,668 Utah 37 $60,502 Georgia 38 $60,250 Arizona 39 $59,927 Missouri 40 $59,753 Louisiana 41 $58,556 Oklahoma 42 $58,181 South Carolina 43 $56,666 Idaho 44 $56,560 Kentucky 45 $55,369 Arkansas 46 $54,676 New Mexico 47 $54,337 Alabama 48 $53,752 West Virginia 49 $52,368 Mississippi 50 $49,553 Source: 1969-2021: Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Data, GDP and Personal Income, Personal Income and Employment by County and Metropolitan Area, (https://apps.bea.gov/itable/?ReqID=70&step=1); DATE LAST UPDATED: December 13, 2022 ; CPI updated January 12, 2023.