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Household income quintile limits by state Upper limits of the first, second, third and fourth household-income quintiles, and the lower limit of the top 5 percent of households, in 2025 inflation-adjusted dollars, as published by the Census Bureau from the American Community Survey 2025 1-year estimates. In some areas, including the United States, the lower limit of the top 5 percent is top-coded at $250,001, so the true threshold is at or above that amount.
Reference period 2025 Licence Public domain (U.S. federal government work). Chart (5 options): Lowest quintile, upper limit ($) Second quintile, upper limit ($) Third quintile, upper limit ($) Fourth quintile, upper limit ($) Top 5 percent, lower limit ($)
Lowest quintile, upper limit ($) Second quintile, upper limit ($) Third quintile, upper limit ($) Fourth quintile, upper limit ($) Top 5 percent, lower limit ($)
Household income quintile limits by state: Lowest quintile, upper limit ($) 51 areas ranked by Lowest quintile, upper limit ($). Highest: New Hampshire (47k); lowest: Mississippi (23k); national value 35k. New Hampshire New Hampshire: 47k 47k Hawaii Hawaii: 47k 47k Utah Utah: 45k 45k New Jersey New Jersey: 44k 44k Washington Washington: 44k 44k Maryland Maryland: 43k 43k Colorado Colorado: 43k 43k Alaska Alaska: 41k 41k Virginia Virginia: 41k 41k Minnesota Minnesota: 41k 41k Connecticut Connecticut: 41k 41k California California: 41k 41k Massachusetts Massachusetts: 41k 41k Delaware Delaware: 40k 40k North Dakota North Dakota: 38k 38k Idaho Idaho: 37k 37k Rhode Island Rhode Island: 37k 37k Vermont Vermont: 37k 37k Nevada Nevada: 37k 37k Nebraska Nebraska: 37k 37k Wyoming Wyoming: 36k 36k Arizona Arizona: 36k 36k South Dakota South Dakota: 36k 36k Wisconsin Wisconsin: 36k 36k Kansas Kansas: 36k 36k Maine Maine: 35k 35k Texas Texas: 35k 35k Illinois Illinois: 35k 35k Oregon Oregon: 35k 35k Florida Florida: 35k 35k Georgia Georgia: 34k 34k District of Columbia District of Columbia: 34k 34k Iowa Iowa: 34k 34k Pennsylvania Pennsylvania: 33k 33k North Carolina North Carolina: 33k 33k Indiana Indiana: 33k 33k Missouri Missouri: 33k 33k Montana Montana: 32k 32k New York New York: 32k 32k Tennessee Tennessee: 32k 32k Michigan Michigan: 32k 32k Ohio Ohio: 32k 32k South Carolina South Carolina: 31k 31k Oklahoma Oklahoma: 29k 29k New Mexico New Mexico: 28k 28k Arkansas Arkansas: 27k 27k Alabama Alabama: 26k 26k Kentucky Kentucky: 26k 26k West Virginia West Virginia: 24k 24k Louisiana Louisiana: 24k 24k Mississippi Mississippi: 23k 23k National 35k
Household income quintile limits by state: Lowest quintile, upper limit ($) 51 areas ranked by Lowest quintile, upper limit ($). Highest: New Hampshire (47k); lowest: Mississippi (23k); national value 35k. New Hampshire New Hampshire: 47k 47k Hawaii Hawaii: 47k 47k Utah Utah: 45k 45k New Jersey New Jersey: 44k 44k Washington Washington: 44k 44k Maryland Maryland: 43k 43k Colorado Colorado: 43k 43k Alaska Alaska: 41k 41k Virginia Virginia: 41k 41k Minnesota Minnesota: 41k 41k Connecticut Connecticut: 41k 41k California California: 41k 41k Massachusetts Massachusetts: 41k 41k Delaware Delaware: 40k 40k North Dakota North Dakota: 38k 38k Idaho Idaho: 37k 37k Rhode Island Rhode Island: 37k 37k Vermont Vermont: 37k 37k Nevada Nevada: 37k 37k Nebraska Nebraska: 37k 37k Wyoming Wyoming: 36k 36k Arizona Arizona: 36k 36k South Dakota South Dakota: 36k 36k Wisconsin Wisconsin: 36k 36k Kansas Kansas: 36k 36k Maine Maine: 35k 35k Texas Texas: 35k 35k Illinois Illinois: 35k 35k Oregon Oregon: 35k 35k Florida Florida: 35k 35k Georgia Georgia: 34k 34k District of Colum… District of Columbia: 34k 34k Iowa Iowa: 34k 34k Pennsylvania Pennsylvania: 33k 33k North Carolina North Carolina: 33k 33k Indiana Indiana: 33k 33k Missouri Missouri: 33k 33k Montana Montana: 32k 32k New York New York: 32k 32k Tennessee Tennessee: 32k 32k Michigan Michigan: 32k 32k Ohio Ohio: 32k 32k South Carolina South Carolina: 31k 31k Oklahoma Oklahoma: 29k 29k New Mexico New Mexico: 28k 28k Arkansas Arkansas: 27k 27k Alabama Alabama: 26k 26k Kentucky Kentucky: 26k 26k West Virginia West Virginia: 24k 24k Louisiana Louisiana: 24k 24k Mississippi Mississippi: 23k 23k National 35k
Lowest quintile, upper limit ($), 2025, sorted high to low. 51 areas ranked by Lowest quintile, upper limit ($). Highest: New Hampshire (47k); lowest: Mississippi (23k); national value 35k. Full data in the table below.Source: U.S. Census Bureau. Household income quintile limits by state: Second quintile, upper limit ($) 51 areas ranked by Second quintile, upper limit ($). Highest: New Hampshire (86k); lowest: Mississippi (46k); national value 67k. New Hampshire New Hampshire: 86k 86k New Jersey New Jersey: 85k 85k Maryland Maryland: 85k 85k Hawaii Hawaii: 85k 85k Massachusetts Massachusetts: 83k 83k District of Columbia District of Columbia: 83k 83k Washington Washington: 81k 81k Utah Utah: 81k 81k California California: 81k 81k Colorado Colorado: 80k 80k Connecticut Connecticut: 78k 78k Virginia Virginia: 78k 78k Alaska Alaska: 75k 75k Minnesota Minnesota: 74k 74k Delaware Delaware: 72k 72k Rhode Island Rhode Island: 71k 71k Vermont Vermont: 69k 69k New York New York: 68k 68k Illinois Illinois: 68k 68k Oregon Oregon: 68k 68k Idaho Idaho: 68k 68k Nevada Nevada: 67k 67k Arizona Arizona: 66k 66k Wyoming Wyoming: 66k 66k Texas Texas: 66k 66k North Dakota North Dakota: 66k 66k Nebraska Nebraska: 66k 66k Maine Maine: 65k 65k Georgia Georgia: 65k 65k Wisconsin Wisconsin: 65k 65k Pennsylvania Pennsylvania: 64k 64k Florida Florida: 64k 64k South Dakota South Dakota: 63k 63k Kansas Kansas: 62k 62k Montana Montana: 62k 62k North Carolina North Carolina: 61k 61k Iowa Iowa: 61k 61k Michigan Michigan: 60k 60k Tennessee Tennessee: 60k 60k Missouri Missouri: 60k 60k Indiana Indiana: 60k 60k Ohio Ohio: 60k 60k South Carolina South Carolina: 59k 59k New Mexico New Mexico: 55k 55k Oklahoma Oklahoma: 54k 54k Alabama Alabama: 53k 53k Kentucky Kentucky: 52k 52k Arkansas Arkansas: 52k 52k Louisiana Louisiana: 50k 50k West Virginia West Virginia: 48k 48k Mississippi Mississippi: 46k 46k National 67k
Household income quintile limits by state: Second quintile, upper limit ($) 51 areas ranked by Second quintile, upper limit ($). Highest: New Hampshire (86k); lowest: Mississippi (46k); national value 67k. New Hampshire New Hampshire: 86k 86k New Jersey New Jersey: 85k 85k Maryland Maryland: 85k 85k Hawaii Hawaii: 85k 85k Massachusetts Massachusetts: 83k 83k District of Colum… District of Columbia: 83k 83k Washington Washington: 81k 81k Utah Utah: 81k 81k California California: 81k 81k Colorado Colorado: 80k 80k Connecticut Connecticut: 78k 78k Virginia Virginia: 78k 78k Alaska Alaska: 75k 75k Minnesota Minnesota: 74k 74k Delaware Delaware: 72k 72k Rhode Island Rhode Island: 71k 71k Vermont Vermont: 69k 69k New York New York: 68k 68k Illinois Illinois: 68k 68k Oregon Oregon: 68k 68k Idaho Idaho: 68k 68k Nevada Nevada: 67k 67k Arizona Arizona: 66k 66k Wyoming Wyoming: 66k 66k Texas Texas: 66k 66k North Dakota North Dakota: 66k 66k Nebraska Nebraska: 66k 66k Maine Maine: 65k 65k Georgia Georgia: 65k 65k Wisconsin Wisconsin: 65k 65k Pennsylvania Pennsylvania: 64k 64k Florida Florida: 64k 64k South Dakota South Dakota: 63k 63k Kansas Kansas: 62k 62k Montana Montana: 62k 62k North Carolina North Carolina: 61k 61k Iowa Iowa: 61k 61k Michigan Michigan: 60k 60k Tennessee Tennessee: 60k 60k Missouri Missouri: 60k 60k Indiana Indiana: 60k 60k Ohio Ohio: 60k 60k South Carolina South Carolina: 59k 59k New Mexico New Mexico: 55k 55k Oklahoma Oklahoma: 54k 54k Alabama Alabama: 53k 53k Kentucky Kentucky: 52k 52k Arkansas Arkansas: 52k 52k Louisiana Louisiana: 50k 50k West Virginia West Virginia: 48k 48k Mississippi Mississippi: 46k 46k National 67k
Second quintile, upper limit ($), 2025, sorted high to low. 51 areas ranked by Second quintile, upper limit ($). Highest: New Hampshire (86k); lowest: Mississippi (46k); national value 67k. Full data in the table below.Source: U.S. Census Bureau. Household income quintile limits by state: Third quintile, upper limit ($) 51 areas ranked by Third quintile, upper limit ($). Highest: District of Columbia (142k); lowest: Mississippi (75k); national value 105k. District of Columbia District of Columbia: 142k 142k Massachusetts Massachusetts: 136k 136k New Jersey New Jersey: 135k 135k Maryland Maryland: 134k 134k New Hampshire New Hampshire: 131k 131k Hawaii Hawaii: 129k 129k California California: 129k 129k Washington Washington: 126k 126k Connecticut Connecticut: 126k 126k Virginia Virginia: 124k 124k Colorado Colorado: 123k 123k Utah Utah: 120k 120k Alaska Alaska: 116k 116k Delaware Delaware: 115k 115k Minnesota Minnesota: 114k 114k New York New York: 114k 114k Rhode Island Rhode Island: 113k 113k Illinois Illinois: 108k 108k Oregon Oregon: 107k 107k Vermont Vermont: 106k 106k Nevada Nevada: 105k 105k Texas Texas: 103k 103k Idaho Idaho: 102k 102k Arizona Arizona: 102k 102k Pennsylvania Pennsylvania: 102k 102k Georgia Georgia: 101k 101k Maine Maine: 101k 101k Florida Florida: 100k 100k Nebraska Nebraska: 100k 100k North Dakota North Dakota: 99k 99k Wyoming Wyoming: 99k 99k South Dakota South Dakota: 99k 99k Wisconsin Wisconsin: 99k 99k North Carolina North Carolina: 97k 97k Montana Montana: 97k 97k Kansas Kansas: 95k 95k Tennessee Tennessee: 94k 94k Iowa Iowa: 94k 94k Michigan Michigan: 94k 94k Missouri Missouri: 93k 93k Ohio Ohio: 92k 92k South Carolina South Carolina: 92k 92k Indiana Indiana: 91k 91k New Mexico New Mexico: 87k 87k Oklahoma Oklahoma: 86k 86k Alabama Alabama: 86k 86k Kentucky Kentucky: 83k 83k Louisiana Louisiana: 82k 82k Arkansas Arkansas: 81k 81k West Virginia West Virginia: 76k 76k Mississippi Mississippi: 75k 75k National 105k
Household income quintile limits by state: Third quintile, upper limit ($) 51 areas ranked by Third quintile, upper limit ($). Highest: District of Columbia (142k); lowest: Mississippi (75k); national value 105k. District of Colum… District of Columbia: 142k 142k Massachusetts Massachusetts: 136k 136k New Jersey New Jersey: 135k 135k Maryland Maryland: 134k 134k New Hampshire New Hampshire: 131k 131k Hawaii Hawaii: 129k 129k California California: 129k 129k Washington Washington: 126k 126k Connecticut Connecticut: 126k 126k Virginia Virginia: 124k 124k Colorado Colorado: 123k 123k Utah Utah: 120k 120k Alaska Alaska: 116k 116k Delaware Delaware: 115k 115k Minnesota Minnesota: 114k 114k New York New York: 114k 114k Rhode Island Rhode Island: 113k 113k Illinois Illinois: 108k 108k Oregon Oregon: 107k 107k Vermont Vermont: 106k 106k Nevada Nevada: 105k 105k Texas Texas: 103k 103k Idaho Idaho: 102k 102k Arizona Arizona: 102k 102k Pennsylvania Pennsylvania: 102k 102k Georgia Georgia: 101k 101k Maine Maine: 101k 101k Florida Florida: 100k 100k Nebraska Nebraska: 100k 100k North Dakota North Dakota: 99k 99k Wyoming Wyoming: 99k 99k South Dakota South Dakota: 99k 99k Wisconsin Wisconsin: 99k 99k North Carolina North Carolina: 97k 97k Montana Montana: 97k 97k Kansas Kansas: 95k 95k Tennessee Tennessee: 94k 94k Iowa Iowa: 94k 94k Michigan Michigan: 94k 94k Missouri Missouri: 93k 93k Ohio Ohio: 92k 92k South Carolina South Carolina: 92k 92k Indiana Indiana: 91k 91k New Mexico New Mexico: 87k 87k Oklahoma Oklahoma: 86k 86k Alabama Alabama: 86k 86k Kentucky Kentucky: 83k 83k Louisiana Louisiana: 82k 82k Arkansas Arkansas: 81k 81k West Virginia West Virginia: 76k 76k Mississippi Mississippi: 75k 75k National 105k
Third quintile, upper limit ($), 2025, sorted high to low. 51 areas ranked by Third quintile, upper limit ($). Highest: District of Columbia (142k); lowest: Mississippi (75k); national value 105k. Full data in the table below.Source: U.S. Census Bureau. Household income quintile limits by state: Fourth quintile, upper limit ($) 51 areas ranked by Fourth quintile, upper limit ($). Highest: District of Columbia (239k); lowest: West Virginia (121k); national value 170k. District of Columbia District of Columbia: 239k 239k Massachusetts Massachusetts: 220k 220k New Jersey New Jersey: 215k 215k Maryland Maryland: 211k 211k California California: 208k 208k Connecticut Connecticut: 202k 202k Washington Washington: 202k 202k Hawaii Hawaii: 200k 200k New Hampshire New Hampshire: 200k 200k Virginia Virginia: 199k 199k Colorado Colorado: 194k 194k New York New York: 191k 191k Utah Utah: 181k 181k Alaska Alaska: 179k 179k Rhode Island Rhode Island: 177k 177k Delaware Delaware: 174k 174k Minnesota Minnesota: 173k 173k Illinois Illinois: 172k 172k Oregon Oregon: 167k 167k Texas Texas: 165k 165k Nevada Nevada: 163k 163k Vermont Vermont: 162k 162k Pennsylvania Pennsylvania: 162k 162k Georgia Georgia: 162k 162k Arizona Arizona: 158k 158k Florida Florida: 158k 158k Maine Maine: 156k 156k Nebraska Nebraska: 155k 155k North Carolina North Carolina: 155k 155k Idaho Idaho: 152k 152k North Dakota North Dakota: 151k 151k Wisconsin Wisconsin: 150k 150k Michigan Michigan: 150k 150k Montana Montana: 150k 150k Wyoming Wyoming: 148k 148k Tennessee Tennessee: 147k 147k Kansas Kansas: 147k 147k Missouri Missouri: 146k 146k Ohio Ohio: 146k 146k South Dakota South Dakota: 145k 145k South Carolina South Carolina: 145k 145k New Mexico New Mexico: 144k 144k Iowa Iowa: 143k 143k Indiana Indiana: 142k 142k Alabama Alabama: 137k 137k Louisiana Louisiana: 137k 137k Oklahoma Oklahoma: 134k 134k Kentucky Kentucky: 133k 133k Arkansas Arkansas: 129k 129k Mississippi Mississippi: 121k 121k West Virginia West Virginia: 121k 121k National 170k
Household income quintile limits by state: Fourth quintile, upper limit ($) 51 areas ranked by Fourth quintile, upper limit ($). Highest: District of Columbia (239k); lowest: West Virginia (121k); national value 170k. District of Colum… District of Columbia: 239k 239k Massachusetts Massachusetts: 220k 220k New Jersey New Jersey: 215k 215k Maryland Maryland: 211k 211k California California: 208k 208k Connecticut Connecticut: 202k 202k Washington Washington: 202k 202k Hawaii Hawaii: 200k 200k New Hampshire New Hampshire: 200k 200k Virginia Virginia: 199k 199k Colorado Colorado: 194k 194k New York New York: 191k 191k Utah Utah: 181k 181k Alaska Alaska: 179k 179k Rhode Island Rhode Island: 177k 177k Delaware Delaware: 174k 174k Minnesota Minnesota: 173k 173k Illinois Illinois: 172k 172k Oregon Oregon: 167k 167k Texas Texas: 165k 165k Nevada Nevada: 163k 163k Vermont Vermont: 162k 162k Pennsylvania Pennsylvania: 162k 162k Georgia Georgia: 162k 162k Arizona Arizona: 158k 158k Florida Florida: 158k 158k Maine Maine: 156k 156k Nebraska Nebraska: 155k 155k North Carolina North Carolina: 155k 155k Idaho Idaho: 152k 152k North Dakota North Dakota: 151k 151k Wisconsin Wisconsin: 150k 150k Michigan Michigan: 150k 150k Montana Montana: 150k 150k Wyoming Wyoming: 148k 148k Tennessee Tennessee: 147k 147k Kansas Kansas: 147k 147k Missouri Missouri: 146k 146k Ohio Ohio: 146k 146k South Dakota South Dakota: 145k 145k South Carolina South Carolina: 145k 145k New Mexico New Mexico: 144k 144k Iowa Iowa: 143k 143k Indiana Indiana: 142k 142k Alabama Alabama: 137k 137k Louisiana Louisiana: 137k 137k Oklahoma Oklahoma: 134k 134k Kentucky Kentucky: 133k 133k Arkansas Arkansas: 129k 129k Mississippi Mississippi: 121k 121k West Virginia West Virginia: 121k 121k National 170k
Fourth quintile, upper limit ($), 2025, sorted high to low. 51 areas ranked by Fourth quintile, upper limit ($). Highest: District of Columbia (239k); lowest: West Virginia (121k); national value 170k. Full data in the table below.Source: U.S. Census Bureau. Household income quintile limits by state: Top 5 percent, lower limit ($) 51 areas ranked by Top 5 percent, lower limit ($). Highest: Alaska (250k); lowest: Mississippi (215k); national value 250k. Alaska Alaska: 250k 250k Arizona Arizona: 250k 250k California California: 250k 250k Colorado Colorado: 250k 250k Connecticut Connecticut: 250k 250k Delaware Delaware: 250k 250k District of Columbia District of Columbia: 250k 250k Florida Florida: 250k 250k Georgia Georgia: 250k 250k Hawaii Hawaii: 250k 250k Idaho Idaho: 250k 250k Illinois Illinois: 250k 250k Indiana Indiana: 250k 250k Iowa Iowa: 250k 250k Kansas Kansas: 250k 250k Maine Maine: 250k 250k Maryland Maryland: 250k 250k Massachusetts Massachusetts: 250k 250k Michigan Michigan: 250k 250k Minnesota Minnesota: 250k 250k Missouri Missouri: 250k 250k Montana Montana: 250k 250k Nebraska Nebraska: 250k 250k Nevada Nevada: 250k 250k New Hampshire New Hampshire: 250k 250k New Jersey New Jersey: 250k 250k New Mexico New Mexico: 250k 250k New York New York: 250k 250k North Carolina North Carolina: 250k 250k North Dakota North Dakota: 250k 250k Ohio Ohio: 250k 250k Oregon Oregon: 250k 250k Pennsylvania Pennsylvania: 250k 250k Rhode Island Rhode Island: 250k 250k South Carolina South Carolina: 250k 250k South Dakota South Dakota: 250k 250k Tennessee Tennessee: 250k 250k Texas Texas: 250k 250k Utah Utah: 250k 250k Vermont Vermont: 250k 250k Virginia Virginia: 250k 250k Washington Washington: 250k 250k Wisconsin Wisconsin: 250k 250k Wyoming Wyoming: 250k 250k Louisiana Louisiana: 250k 250k Alabama Alabama: 248k 248k Oklahoma Oklahoma: 246k 246k Kentucky Kentucky: 242k 242k Arkansas Arkansas: 241k 241k West Virginia West Virginia: 221k 221k Mississippi Mississippi: 215k 215k National 250k
Household income quintile limits by state: Top 5 percent, lower limit ($) 51 areas ranked by Top 5 percent, lower limit ($). Highest: Alaska (250k); lowest: Mississippi (215k); national value 250k. Alaska Alaska: 250k 250k Arizona Arizona: 250k 250k California California: 250k 250k Colorado Colorado: 250k 250k Connecticut Connecticut: 250k 250k Delaware Delaware: 250k 250k District of Colum… District of Columbia: 250k 250k Florida Florida: 250k 250k Georgia Georgia: 250k 250k Hawaii Hawaii: 250k 250k Idaho Idaho: 250k 250k Illinois Illinois: 250k 250k Indiana Indiana: 250k 250k Iowa Iowa: 250k 250k Kansas Kansas: 250k 250k Maine Maine: 250k 250k Maryland Maryland: 250k 250k Massachusetts Massachusetts: 250k 250k Michigan Michigan: 250k 250k Minnesota Minnesota: 250k 250k Missouri Missouri: 250k 250k Montana Montana: 250k 250k Nebraska Nebraska: 250k 250k Nevada Nevada: 250k 250k New Hampshire New Hampshire: 250k 250k New Jersey New Jersey: 250k 250k New Mexico New Mexico: 250k 250k New York New York: 250k 250k North Carolina North Carolina: 250k 250k North Dakota North Dakota: 250k 250k Ohio Ohio: 250k 250k Oregon Oregon: 250k 250k Pennsylvania Pennsylvania: 250k 250k Rhode Island Rhode Island: 250k 250k South Carolina South Carolina: 250k 250k South Dakota South Dakota: 250k 250k Tennessee Tennessee: 250k 250k Texas Texas: 250k 250k Utah Utah: 250k 250k Vermont Vermont: 250k 250k Virginia Virginia: 250k 250k Washington Washington: 250k 250k Wisconsin Wisconsin: 250k 250k Wyoming Wyoming: 250k 250k Louisiana Louisiana: 250k 250k Alabama Alabama: 248k 248k Oklahoma Oklahoma: 246k 246k Kentucky Kentucky: 242k 242k Arkansas Arkansas: 241k 241k West Virginia West Virginia: 221k 221k Mississippi Mississippi: 215k 215k National 250k
Top 5 percent, lower limit ($), 2025, sorted high to low. 51 areas ranked by Top 5 percent, lower limit ($). Highest: Alaska (250k); lowest: Mississippi (215k); national value 250k. Full data in the table below.Source: U.S. Census Bureau. Click a column header to sort; the national total stays pinned at the top.
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State Lowest quintile, upper limit ($) Second quintile, upper limit ($) Third quintile, upper limit ($) Fourth quintile, upper limit ($) Top 5 percent, lower limit ($) United States 35,046 66,788 105,373 169,893 250,001 Alabama 26,304 52,971 85,619 137,380 248,184 Alaska 41,472 75,389 116,404 178,985 250,001 Arizona 36,269 66,348 101,889 158,237 250,001 Arkansas 26,850 51,722 81,452 128,710 241,293 California 40,559 80,662 128,661 208,169 250,001 Colorado 42,714 79,823 122,777 193,702 250,001 Connecticut 41,083 78,219 125,616 202,149 250,001 Delaware 40,026 72,294 114,594 174,092 250,001 District of Columbia 33,615 82,901 141,901 238,802 250,001 Florida 34,875 64,061 100,289 157,780 250,001 Georgia 34,368 65,355 101,175 161,567 250,001 Hawaii 46,511 84,717 128,953 200,322 250,001 Idaho 37,248 67,860 102,064 151,987 250,001 Illinois 35,213 68,176 107,556 171,828 250,001 Indiana 32,999 59,880 91,461 141,664 250,001 Iowa 33,597 61,271 93,596 143,369 250,001 Kansas 35,906 62,239 95,484 147,109 250,001 Kentucky 26,201 52,445 82,836 133,402 242,495 Louisiana 23,729 50,309 81,906 136,841 249,805 Maine 35,394 65,485 100,826 156,001 250,001 Maryland 43,426 85,179 134,206 210,695 250,001 Massachusetts 40,529 83,357 135,672 219,901 250,001 Michigan 31,786 60,488 93,545 149,881 250,001 Minnesota 41,105 73,844 114,043 173,090 250,001 Mississippi 23,478 45,717 74,900 120,796 214,924 Missouri 32,596 60,056 92,501 146,253 250,001 Montana 32,499 61,644 96,942 149,698 250,001 Nebraska 36,506 65,590 100,281 155,288 250,001 Nevada 36,606 67,223 105,263 162,990 250,001 New Hampshire 46,726 85,562 130,896 200,288 250,001 New Jersey 44,460 85,197 134,523 214,529 250,001 New Mexico 28,072 54,758 86,996 143,730 250,001 New York 32,285 68,463 113,687 190,771 250,001 North Carolina 33,246 61,487 97,073 154,502 250,001 North Dakota 38,087 65,764 99,450 151,337 250,001 Ohio 31,568 59,517 92,443 145,586 250,001 Oklahoma 28,967 54,067 85,668 134,395 245,596 Oregon 35,193 68,022 106,841 166,754 250,001 Pennsylvania 33,401 64,227 101,685 161,580 250,001 Rhode Island 36,790 71,407 112,922 177,192 250,001 South Carolina 30,824 58,559 91,770 144,822 250,001 South Dakota 36,213 63,297 98,573 145,009 250,001 Tennessee 32,106 60,315 94,137 147,260 250,001 Texas 35,313 65,865 102,834 164,894 250,001 Utah 44,842 80,710 120,205 180,888 250,001 Vermont 36,746 69,012 106,410 161,634 250,001 Virginia 41,317 77,628 123,583 199,042 250,001 Washington 43,513 80,890 125,919 202,046 250,001 West Virginia 24,078 48,276 75,915 120,654 220,706 Wisconsin 36,041 64,703 98,548 150,189 250,001 Wyoming 36,478 66,245 99,276 148,295 250,001
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2025 1-year estimates, Table B19080: Household income quintile upper limits . Reference period: 2025.
Cite this table Source agency U.S. Census Bureau Dataset American Community Survey 2025 1-year estimates, Table B19080: Household income quintile upper limits Table Household income quintile limits by state Data last updated 2026-11-14 Page https://quadranac.com/tables/us-income-quintiles/ Household income quintile limits by state (United States, 2025). Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2025 1-year estimates, Table B19080: Household income quintile upper limits. Retrieved 2026-11-14 via Quadranac, https://quadranac.com/tables/us-income-quintiles/
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