March 12, 2025 | Jesse Singer

Ranking The Richest And Poorest States In America—According To Data


Rich State, Poor State

Do you live in a rich state or a poor state? And what are the best ways to determine which is which? Well, how about median household income? Which, by the very nature of it being the "median" means that half the households in that state earn more than that number, while half earn less.

But while this might be the best indicator of a state's rich/poor status (and the one that will determine its ranking on this list), we've also gone and added a number of other financial numbers in order to provide a fuller picture of the state's economic health (or lack thereof). And they are: 

Households earning less than $10,000; Households earning over $200,000; Median earnings for workers; Unemployment rate; Families with income below poverty level; Households with health insurance

Where does your state rank on the list? (We'll also throw the District of Columbia in there as well)

Rich Poor States L

51: Mississippi

Median household income: $48,716 (30.1% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 105,133 (9.30%)

Households earning over $200,000: 40,061 (3.50%)

Median earnings for workers: $32,242 (men: $47,546; women: $37,056)

Unemployment rate: 6.40%

Families with income below poverty level: 14.40%

Households with health insurance: 88.10%

Mississippi New State CapitolCHUCK KELLY, CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

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50: West Virginia

Median household income: $51,248 (26.5% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 60,933 (8.40%)

Households earning over $200,000: 31,442 (4.40%)

Median earnings for workers: $33,739 (men: $51,981; women: $39,897)

Unemployment rate: 6.20%

Families with income below poverty level: 12.30%

Households with health insurance: 93.90%

town in West VirginiaKevin Smith, Wikimedia Commons

49: Louisiana

Median household income: $52,087 (25.3% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 164,981 (9.20%)

Households earning over $200,000: 101,388 (5.70%)

Median earnings for workers: $34,896 (men: $55,078; women: $40,136)

Unemployment rate: 7.60%

Families with income below poverty level: 15.20%

Households with health insurance: 92.40%

City in Louisianathepipe26, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

48: Arkansas

Median household income: $52,528 (24.7% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 89,818 (7.60%)

Households earning over $200,000: 55,972 (4.70%)

Median earnings for workers: $33,869 (men: $47,329; women: $39,526)

Unemployment rate: 5.50%

Families with income below poverty level: 11.60%

Households with health insurance: 90.80%

City in ArkansasBrandonrush, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

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47: Alabama

Median household income: $53,913 (22.7% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 152,450 (7.70%)

Households earning over $200,000: 101,831 (5.20%)

Median earnings for workers: $34,925 (men: $52,177; women: $39,338)

Unemployment rate: 5.30%

Families with income below poverty level: 11.70%

Households with health insurance: 90.10%

Alabama Capitol BuildingCarol M. Highsmith, Wikimedia Commons

46: New Mexico

Median household income: $53,992 (22.6% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 75,083 (9.00%)

Households earning over $200,000: 48,458 (5.80%)

Median earnings for workers: $34,133 (men: $51,149; women: $43,227)

Unemployment rate: 7.80%

Families with income below poverty level: 14.30%

Households with health insurance: 90.00%

New Mexico nature sceneryBowie Snodgrass, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

45: Kentucky

Median household income: $55,573 (20.3% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 144,592 (8.10%)

Households earning over $200,000: 92,250 (5.20%)

Median earnings for workers: $34,928 (men: $51,842; women: $40,991)

Unemployment rate: 5.40%

Families with income below poverty level: 12.20%

Households with health insurance: 94.30%

Town in KentuckyOPMaster, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

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44: Oklahoma

Median household income: $55,826 (19.9% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 105,917 (6.80%)

Households earning over $200,000: 77,228 (5.00%)

Median earnings for workers: $34,460 (men: $51,289; women: $39,781)

Unemployment rate: 5.90%

Families with income below poverty level: 11.50%

Households with health insurance: 86.20%

Tulsa Skyline, OklahomaJordan Michael Winn, Wikimedia Commons

43: South Carolina

Median household income: $59,318 (14.9% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 144,668 (7.10%)

Households earning over $200,000: 122,320 (6.00%)

Median earnings for workers: $35,987 (men: $52,296; women: $40,739)

Unemployment rate: 5.60%

Families with income below poverty level: 10.80%

Households with health insurance: 90.00%

North Charleston, South CarolinaJohn Rutledge Smith, Wikimedia Commons

42: Tennessee

Median household income: $59,695 (14.4% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 181,576 (6.60%)

Households earning over $200,000: 175,898 (6.30%)

Median earnings for workers: $36,663 (men: $51,538; women: $41,863)

Unemployment rate: 5.30%

Families with income below poverty level: 9.70%

Households with health insurance: 90.00%

Knoxville, TennesseeNathan C. Fortner, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

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41: Missouri

Median household income: $61,847 (11.3% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 146,475 (5.90%)

Households earning over $200,000: 157,589 (6.40%)

Median earnings for workers: $37,083 (men: $54,140; women: $43,065)

Unemployment rate: 4.60%

Families with income below poverty level: 8.40%

Households with health insurance: 90.60%

Kansas City, MissouriJason Doss, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

40: North Carolina

Median household income: $61,972 (11.1% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 265,655 (6.40%)

Households earning over $200,000: 308,936 (7.40%)

Median earnings for workers: $37,218 (men: $52,421; women: $44,297)

Unemployment rate: 5.80%

Families with income below poverty level: 9.40%

Households with health insurance: 89.60%

Durham, North CarolinaDiscover Durham, CC BY 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

39: Ohio

Median household income: $62,262 (10.7% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 317,928 (6.60%)

Households earning over $200,000: 312,314 (6.50%)

Median earnings for workers: $38,214 (men: $57,177; women: $46,068)

Unemployment rate: 5.40%

Families with income below poverty level: 9.40%

Households with health insurance: 93.50%

Columbus, OhioPaul Wasneski, Wikimedia Commons

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38: Indiana

Median household income: $62,743 (10.0% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 151,979 (5.70%)

Households earning over $200,000: 152,761 (5.70%)

Median earnings for workers: $37,998 (men: $55,191; women: $43,215)

Unemployment rate: 4.70%

Families with income below poverty level: 8.30%

Households with health insurance: 92.50%

Indianapolis, Indianatpsdave, Wikimedia Commons

37: Florida

Median household income: $63,062 (9.5% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 542,819 (6.30%)

Households earning over $200,000: 663,997 (7.80%)

Median earnings for workers: $35,997 (men: $51,151; women: $42,228)

Unemployment rate: 5.60%

Families with income below poverty level: 9.40%

Households with health insurance: 87.90%

Miami, FloridaMassimo Catarinella, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

36: Montana

Median household income: $63,249 (9.3% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 23,195 (5.20%)

Households earning over $200,000: 30,784 (6.90%)

Median earnings for workers: $35,272 (men: $55,496; women: $41,725)

Unemployment rate: 4.00%

Families with income below poverty level: 7.20%

Households with health insurance: 91.80%

Missoula, MontanaKen Eckert, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

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35: Michigan

Median household income: $63,498 (8.9% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 256,830 (6.30%)

Households earning over $200,000: 273,320 (6.70%)

Median earnings for workers: $37,258 (men: $60,293; women: $46,914)

Unemployment rate: 6.90%

Families with income below poverty level: 9.00%

Households with health insurance: 95.00%

Holland, MichiganBenHerrera1979, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

34: Kansas

Median household income: $64,124 (8.0% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 65,819 (5.70%)

Households earning over $200,000: 74,933 (6.50%)

Median earnings for workers: $38,071 (men: $54,902; women: $44,368)

Unemployment rate: 4.40%

Families with income below poverty level: 8.00%

Households with health insurance: 90.80%

Ottawa, KansasIan Ballinger, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

33: Maine

Median household income: $64,767 (7.1% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 32,174 (5.40%)

Households earning over $200,000: 39,832 (6.70%)

Median earnings for workers: $39,725 (men: $57,009; women: $47,018)

Unemployment rate: 4.90%

Families with income below poverty level: 7.20%

Households with health insurance: 94.30%

Bangor MaineSlashinme, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

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32: Wyoming

Median household income: $65,204 (6.5% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 14,659 (6.00%)

Households earning over $200,000: 14,179 (5.80%)

Median earnings for workers: $35,613 (men: $59,853; women: $40,976)

Unemployment rate: 3.70%

Families with income below poverty level: 7.80%

Households with health insurance: 87.80%

Cheyenne WyomingVasiliymeshko, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

31: Iowa

Median household income: $65,600 (5.9% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 64,244 (4.90%)

Households earning over $200,000: 81,020 (6.20%)

Median earnings for workers: $39,068 (men: $56,427; women: $44,801)

Unemployment rate: 3.60%

Families with income below poverty level: 6.90%

Households with health insurance: 95.20%

Des Moines, IowaTim Kiser, CC BY-SA 2.5, Wikimedia Commons

30: South Dakota

Median household income: $66,143 (5.1% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 17,158 (4.80%)

Households earning over $200,000: 20,292 (5.70%)

Median earnings for workers: $37,149 (men: $52,405; women: $41,792)

Unemployment rate: 2.80%

Families with income below poverty level: 7.90%

Households with health insurance: 90.50%

Pierre, South DakotaJake DeGroot, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

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29: Nevada

Median household income: $66,274 (4.9% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 85,960 (7.20%)

Households earning over $200,000: 89,881 (7.50%)

Median earnings for workers: $37,052 (men: $52,398; women: $44,906)

Unemployment rate: 9.70%

Families with income below poverty level: 10.60%

Households with health insurance: 88.40%

Reno, NevadaKen Lund, CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

28: Idaho

Median household income: $66,474 (4.7% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 30,955 (4.50%)

Households earning over $200,000: 45,347 (6.50%)

Median earnings for workers: $34,941 (men: $51,941; women: $40,803)

Unemployment rate: 3.30%

Families with income below poverty level: 7.70%

Households with health insurance: 91.20%

Boise IdahoJon Sullivan, Wikimedia Commons

27: North Dakota

Median household income: $66,519 (4.6% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 18,213 (5.60%)

Households earning over $200,000: 19,407 (6.00%)

Median earnings for workers: $39,438 (men: $57,121; women: $45,182)

Unemployment rate: 2.90%

Families with income below poverty level: 6.30%

Households with health insurance: 92.10%

Bismarck North DakotaJonathan Schilling, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

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26: Georgia

Median household income: $66,559 (4.5% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 251,693 (6.30%)

Households earning over $200,000: 337,914 (8.40%)

Median earnings for workers: $37,512 (men: $54,422; women: $45,405)

Unemployment rate: 5.50%

Families with income below poverty level: 10.60%

Households with health insurance: 87.40%

Atlanta, GeorgiaChuck Koehler, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

25: Nebraska

Median household income: $66,817 (4.2% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 40,806 (5.20%)

Households earning over $200,000: 53,061 (6.80%)

Median earnings for workers: $38,898 (men: $56,121; women: $44,037)

Unemployment rate: 2.70%

Families with income below poverty level: 6.70%

Households with health insurance: 92.90%

Atlanta, GeorgiaChuck Koehler, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

24: Texas

Median household income: $66,963 (4.0% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 657,665 (6.10%)

Households earning over $200,000: 955,952 (8.90%)

Median earnings for workers: $38,059 (men: $56,100; women: $45,393)

Unemployment rate: 6.20%

Families with income below poverty level: 11.00%

Households with health insurance: 82.00%

Houston, TexasCarol M. Highsmith, Wikimedia Commons

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23: Wisconsin

Median household income: $67,125 (3.7% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 117,547 (4.80%)

Households earning over $200,000: 160,477 (6.60%)

Median earnings for workers: $40,678 (men: $57,925; women: $46,762)

Unemployment rate: 3.50%

Families with income below poverty level: 6.80%

Households with health insurance: 94.60%

Milwaukee, WisconsinIsaac Rowlett, CC BY 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

22: Pennsylvania

Median household income: $68,957 (1.1% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 308,449 (5.90%)

Households earning over $200,000: 454,003 (8.70%)

Median earnings for workers: $40,983 (men: $62,096; women: $50,272)

Unemployment rate: 6.40%

Families with income below poverty level: 8.30%

Households with health insurance: 94.50%

Pittsburgh, PennsylvaniaCbaile19, Wikimedia Commons

21: Arizona

Median household income: $69,056 (0.9% less than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 158,400 (5.60%)

Households earning over $200,000: 228,651 (8.10%)

Median earnings for workers: $39,023 (men: $55,458; women: $46,309)

Unemployment rate: 5.80%

Families with income below poverty level: 9.10%

Households with health insurance: 89.30%

Scottsdale, ArizonaDominic, Wikimedia Commons

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20: Delaware

Median household income: $71,091 (2.0% more than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 20,504 (5.20%)

Households earning over $200,000: 33,025 (8.30%)

Median earnings for workers: $41,374 (men: $60,608; women: $51,827)

Unemployment rate: 5.60%

Families with income below poverty level: 8.60%

Households with health insurance: 94.30%

Newark, DelawarePookieFugglestein, Wikimedia Commons

19: Oregon

Median household income: $71,562 (2.6% more than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 90,749 (5.30%)

Households earning over $200,000: 153,152 (9.00%)

Median earnings for workers: $40,063 (men: $60,831; women: $51,057)

Unemployment rate: 6.40%

Families with income below poverty level: 7.60%

Households with health insurance: 93.90%

Salem, OregonOregon Department of Transportation, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

18: Illinois

Median household income: $72,205 (3.6% more than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 321,928 (6.40%)

Households earning over $200,000: 504,727 (10.10%)

Median earnings for workers: $41,504 (men: $63,819; women: $51,131)

Unemployment rate: 7.40%

Families with income below poverty level: 8.60%

Households with health insurance: 93.00%

Chicago, IllinoisPedro Szekely, CC BY-SA 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

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17: Vermont

Median household income: $72,431 (3.9% more than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 10,992 (4.10%)

Households earning over $200,000: 23,553 (8.70%)

Median earnings for workers: $40,249 (men: $55,803; women: $51,931)

Unemployment rate: 4.20%

Families with income below poverty level: 6.30%

Households with health insurance: 96.30%

Montpelier, VermontKing of Hearts, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

16: Rhode Island

Median household income: $74,008 (6.2% more than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 25,735 (5.80%)

Households earning over $200,000: 45,324 (10.30%)

Median earnings for workers: $41,891 (men: $63,219; women: $54,188)

Unemployment rate: 7.70%

Families with income below poverty level: 7.00%

Households with health insurance: 95.70%

Pawtucket, Rhode IslandKenneth C. Zirkel, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

15: New York

Median household income: $74,314 (6.6% more than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 535,006 (7.00%)

Households earning over $200,000: 987,887 (12.90%)

Median earnings for workers: $43,462 (men: $67,512; women: $59,869)

Unemployment rate: 8.70%

Families with income below poverty level: 10.10%

Households with health insurance: 94.80%

New York, New York (state)Ajay Suresh, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

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14: Minnesota

Median household income: $77,720 (11.5% more than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 96,651 (4.20%)

Households earning over $200,000: 226,903 (9.90%)

Median earnings for workers: $43,853 (men: $64,611; women: $52,535)

Unemployment rate: 4.90%

Families with income below poverty level: 5.50%

Households with health insurance: 95.50%

Minneapolis, MinnesotaAlexiusHoratius, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

13: Alaska

Median household income: $77,845 (11.7% more than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 14,625 (5.40%)

Households earning over $200,000: 27,700 (10.20%)

Median earnings for workers: $41,962 (men: $62,134; women: $55,285)

Unemployment rate: 7.00%

Families with income below poverty level: 7.10%

Households with health insurance: 88.60%

Fairbanks, AlaskaQuintin Soloviev, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

12: Utah

Median household income: $79,449 (14.0% more than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 47,612 (4.30%)

Households earning over $200,000: 108,131 (9.80%)

Median earnings for workers: $37,325 (men: $61,269; women: $44,707)

Unemployment rate: 3.50%

Families with income below poverty level: 5.90%

Households with health insurance: 91.00%

Salt Lake City, UtahJkinsocal, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

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11: Virginia

Median household income: $80,963 (16.1% more than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 167,157 (5.00%)

Households earning over $200,000: 445,751 (13.40%)

Median earnings for workers: $43,963 (men: $66,014; women: $53,414)

Unemployment rate: 4.80%

Families with income below poverty level: 6.90%

Households with health insurance: 93.20%

Rosslyn, VirginiaPi.1415926535, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

10: Colorado

Median household income: $82,254 (18.0% more than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 110,592 (4.80%)

Households earning over $200,000: 277,905 (12.00%)

Median earnings for workers: $44,818 (men: $65,217; women: $54,635)

Unemployment rate: 5.30%

Families with income below poverty level: 6.20%

Households with health insurance: 92.00%

Denver, ColoradoTrueshow111, Wikimedia Commons

9: Connecticut

Median household income: $83,771 (20.2% more than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 74,573 (5.20%)

Households earning over $200,000: 208,195 (14.60%)

Median earnings for workers: $45,511 (men: $73,022; women: $60,672)

Unemployment rate: 6.70%

Families with income below poverty level: 6.70%

Households with health insurance: 94.80%

Stamford, ConnecticutJohn9474, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

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8: Washington

Median household income: $84,247 (20.8% more than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 145,555 (4.80%)

Households earning over $200,000: 422,689 (14.00%)

Median earnings for workers: $46,951 (men: $74,068; women: $57,567)

Unemployment rate: 5.90%

Families with income below poverty level: 6.50%

Households with health insurance: 93.60%

Seattle, Washington (state)Daniel Schwen, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

7: Hawaii

Median household income: $84,857 (21.7% more than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 26,535 (5.40%)

Households earning over $200,000: 65,102 (13.30%)

Median earnings for workers: $40,595 (men: $61,812; women: $49,816)

Unemployment rate: 7.70%

Families with income below poverty level: 8.00%

Households with health insurance: 96.10%

Honolulu, HawaiiArdentArbitration, Wikimedia Commons

6: California

Median household income: $84,907 (21.8% more than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 715,644 (5.30%)

Households earning over $200,000: 2,082,043 (15.50%)

Median earnings for workers: $41,891 (men: $65,324; women: $57,373)

Unemployment rate: 8.30%

Families with income below poverty level: 9.00%

Households with health insurance: 93.00%

San Francisco, CaliforniaNoah Friedlander, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wikimedia Commons

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5: New Hampshire

Median household income: $88,465 (26.9% more than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 17,235 (3.10%)

Households earning over $200,000: 62,138 (11.30%)

Median earnings for workers: $45,677 (men: $68,566; women: $51,880)

Unemployment rate: 3.60%

Families with income below poverty level: 4.80%

Households with health insurance: 94.90%

Manchester, New HampshireMikespenard, Wikimedia Commons

4: New Jersey

Median household income: $89,296 (28.1% more than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 171,737 (4.90%)

Households earning over $200,000: 584,370 (16.70%)

Median earnings for workers: $50,021 (men: $75,297; women: $61,802)

Unemployment rate: 8.10%

Families with income below poverty level: 7.40%

Households with health insurance: 92.80%

Paterson, New JerseyBJT11091, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

3: Massachusetts

Median household income: $89,645 (28.6% more than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 149,006 (5.40%)

Households earning over $200,000: 472,304 (17.10%)

Median earnings for workers: $50,683 (men: $77,636; women: $66,536)

Unemployment rate: 6.60%

Families with income below poverty level: 7.10%

Households with health insurance: 97.50%

Worcester, MassachusettsTerageorge, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons

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2: Washington DC

Median household income: $90,088 (29.2% more than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 30,677 (9.60%)

Households earning over $200,000: 68,951 (21.60%)

Median earnings for workers: $72,457 (men: $103,222; women: $87,244)

Unemployment rate: 8.20%

Families with income below poverty level: 12.80%

Households with health insurance: 96.30%

Edgewood, Washington, D.C.David, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

1: Maryland

Median household income: $90,203 (29.4% more than US median income)

Households earning less than $10,000: 122,990 (5.20%)

Households earning over $200,000: 355,084 (15.10%)

Median earnings for workers: $50,548 (men: $71,995; women: $62,190)

Unemployment rate: 5.90%

Families with income below poverty level: 7.40%

Households with health insurance: 93.90%

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Columbia, MarylandPowerhawk5k, Wikimedia Commons

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