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Economy#38 of 102 · Added July 22, 2026

Household Income

Median household income, per the Census Bureau

New Hampshire · $96,838< $65,0008 states$65,000–$75,00019 states$75,000–$85,00010 states$85,000–$95,0007 states$95,000+6 states

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 1-year (B19013), 2023 ↗nhmaps.com/46

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New Hampshire sits in the top bracket at $96k-$104k, keeping company with the wealthiest states in the country. No income tax, and still more money in the pocket than the states that tax you for it.

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Median household income (dollars per year)

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#StateValue
1Massachusetts$99,858
2New Jersey$99,781
3Maryland$98,678
4New Hampshire$96,838
5California$95,521
6Hawaii$95,322
7Washington$94,605
8Colorado$92,911
9Utah$91,750
10Connecticut$91,665
11Virginia$89,931
12Alaska$86,631
13Minnesota$85,086
14Rhode Island$84,972
15New York$82,095
16Delaware$81,361
17Oregon$80,426
18Illinois$80,306
19Vermont$78,024
20Arizona$77,315
21North Dakota$76,525
22Nevada$76,364
23Texas$76,292
24Idaho$74,942
25Georgia$74,632
26Wisconsin$74,631
27Nebraska$74,590
28Pennsylvania$73,824
29Maine$73,733
30Florida$73,311
31Wyoming$72,415
32South Dakota$71,810
33Iowa$71,433
34Montana$70,804
34North Carolina$70,804
36Kansas$70,333
37Indiana$69,477
38Michigan$69,183
39Missouri$68,545
40South Carolina$67,804
41Ohio$67,769
42Tennessee$67,631
43Oklahoma$63,603
44Alabama$62,212
45New Mexico$62,125
46Kentucky$61,118
47Arkansas$58,700
48Louisiana$58,229
49West Virginia$55,948
50Mississippi$54,203