Median Household Income in Arizona

The U.S. Census took the median incomes of all the states in 2005, 2006 and 2007 and came up with an average median income for those years.

Arizona ranks 29th among states when it comes to Median Household Income. That's just one position better than at the 2000 Census when we were in the 30th spot. Median Household Income means that half the households in the state have income less than the stated amount, and half of the household have more income than the stated amount.

The Median Household Income in the United States as a whole in 2007 was $50,233.

Here is a listing of each state's Median Household Income. They are listed from highest to lowest.

Median Income By State, Averaged Over 2005-2007

1. New Jersey: $65,933
2. Maryland: $65,124
3. New Hampshire: $63,942
4. Hawaii: $63,164
5. Connecticut: $62,893
6. Alaska: $60,124
7. Massachusetts: $58,286
8. Minnesota: $57,815
9. Virginia: $57,679
10. Colorado: $57,333
11. Washington: $56,049
12. Utah: $55,974
13. California: $55,864
14. Delaware: $54,310
15. Rhode Island: $54,009
16. Nevada: $53,008
17. Vermont: $51,566
18. Illinois: $51,320
19. Wisconsin: $50,619
20. Nebraska: $49,861
21. New York: $49,546
22. Michigan: $49,394
23. Georgia: $49,387
24. Iowa: $49,262
25. Pennsylvania: $49,155
26. Oregon: $48,521
27. Wyoming: $48,205
28. Idaho: $47,876
29. Arizona: $47,750
30. Ohio: $47,750
31. Maine: $47,160
32. Kansas: $46,659
33. Indiana: $46,407
34. South Dakota: $46,321
35. Florida: $46,142
36. Missouri: $45,834
37. Texas: $44,861
38. North Dakota: $44,743
39. North Carolina: $43,035
40. South Carolina: $42,561
41. New Mexico: $42,295
42. Montana: $41,852
43. Tennessee: $41,632
44. Oklahoma: $41,046
45. Alabama: $40,232
46. West Virginia: $40,103
47. Kentucky: $39,678
48. Louisiana: $39,461
49. Arkansas: $39,279
50. Mississippi: $35,971

_{These statistics obtained from the U.S. Census. These are inflation adjusted numbers, expressed in 2007 dollars.}