Real personal income per capita by state

Table ID: INC-9
Unit of measure: Dollars
Vintage: 1980-2006 *

* The most recent 5 years are displayed. All data years are available for download below.
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County ID	Area Name	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006
0	United States	34,483	34,513	35,273	35,854	36,714
1000	Alabama	28,486	28,890	29,825	30,231	30,894
2000	Alaska	36,074	35,651	36,107	37,406	38,138
4000	Arizona	29,620	29,567	30,574	31,345	31,936
5000	Arkansas	26,170	26,774	27,449	27,841	28,473
6000	California	36,727	36,759	37,740	38,645	39,626
8000	Colorado	37,991	37,235	37,829	38,787	39,491
9000	Connecticut	47,645	46,931	48,732	49,456	50,762
10000	Delaware	36,879	36,788	37,738	38,254	39,131
11000	District of Columbia	49,811	51,059	53,653	56,087	57,746
12000	Florida	33,259	33,227	34,735	35,896	36,720
13000	Georgia	31,901	31,437	31,615	32,178	32,095
15000	Hawaii	33,116	33,420	34,836	36,038	37,023
16000	Idaho	28,218	27,962	29,137	29,194	29,920
17000	Illinois	36,799	37,040	37,385	37,641	38,409
18000	Indiana	31,372	31,650	31,887	31,875	32,288
19000	Iowa	31,452	31,313	32,691	32,530	33,038
20000	Kansas	32,424	32,648	33,007	33,742	34,799
21000	Kentucky	28,419	28,311	28,771	29,283	29,729
22000	Louisiana	28,248	28,331	29,030	25,687	31,821
23000	Maine	31,121	31,545	32,127	31,929	32,095
24000	Maryland	40,938	41,024	42,331	42,972	43,788
25000	Massachusetts	43,480	43,217	44,134	44,989	46,299
26000	Michigan	33,804	34,088	33,598	33,726	33,788
27000	Minnesota	37,208	37,619	38,491	38,432	38,859
28000	Mississippi	25,036	25,324	25,711	26,295	27,028
29000	Missouri	31,754	31,896	32,237	32,418	32,789
30000	Montana	28,047	28,870	29,662	30,104	30,790
31000	Nebraska	32,673	33,718	33,844	33,920	34,440
32000	Nevada	34,392	34,840	36,678	38,632	38,994
33000	New Hampshire	38,162	37,854	38,827	38,743	39,753
34000	New Jersey	44,057	43,650	44,590	44,974	46,763
35000	New Mexico	27,199	27,328	28,035	29,064	29,929
36000	New York	39,624	39,556	40,917	42,311	44,027
37000	North Carolina	30,754	30,569	31,294	31,682	32,247
38000	North Dakota	29,554	31,454	31,179	32,877	32,763
39000	Ohio	32,654	32,680	32,740	32,947	33,320
40000	Oklahoma	28,946	28,984	30,290	31,057	32,391
41000	Oregon	32,369	32,389	32,609	32,596	33,299
42000	Pennsylvania	34,754	35,006	35,689	36,030	36,825
44000	Rhode Island	35,273	35,820	36,546	37,123	37,523
45000	South Carolina	28,360	28,321	28,794	29,358	29,767
46000	South Dakota	30,241	31,979	32,813	32,553	32,030
47000	Tennessee	30,695	30,956	31,456	31,800	32,172
48000	Texas	32,261	32,212	32,957	34,303	35,166
49000	Utah	27,851	27,425	27,846	28,876	29,406
50000	Vermont	32,825	33,217	34,033	33,869	34,871
51000	Virginia	36,958	37,249	38,167	39,167	39,540
53000	Washington	36,443	36,334	37,580	36,969	38,212
54000	West Virginia	26,920	26,635	26,959	27,360	28,206
55000	Wisconsin	33,556	33,638	33,754	33,865	34,405
56000	Wyoming	34,797	36,023	37,573	38,494	40,655

Release Date: May 2008
Source: Table CA04, Local Area Personal Income, U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
Notes:

These data have been adjusted for inflation using the GDP Implicit Price Deflator published by the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. The data reflect real (constant) dollar values benchmarked to the most recent year shown.
Personal income is defined as the sum of wage and salary disbursements, supplements to wages and salaries, proprietors’ income, dividends, interest, and rent, and personal current transfer receipts, less contributions for government social insurance.
Per capita personal income is total personal income divided by total midyear population.

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Real personal income per capita by state