United States

TL2 regional drilldown

Sub-national disposable income across the country's TL2 (Territorial Level 2) regions. Bars are scaled relative to the country mean — a value of 1.20× means that region's residents have 20% more disposable income than the national average. The dashed vertical line marks the mean.

TL2 regions

102

Coefficient of variation

0.154

Richest / poorest ratio

2.19×

Latest year

2021

Regional income relative to country mean

Each bar is one TL2 region. Darker color = above mean; lighter = below. Bars sorted by absolute value, descending.

All regions

#	Region	USD PPP / capita	Share of mean
1	District of ColumbiaUS11	80,479	1.56×
2	District of ColumbiaUS11	70,697	1.37×
3	MassachusettsUS25	70,392	1.37×
4	ConnecticutUS09	69,692	1.35×
5	New JerseyUS34	66,426	1.29×
6	WashingtonUS53	65,165	1.26×
7	New HampshireUS33	64,912	1.26×
8	CaliforniaUS06	64,579	1.25×
9	New YorkUS36	64,216	1.25×
10	MassachusettsUS25	62,410	1.21×
11	ConnecticutUS09	62,283	1.21×
12	WyomingUS56	62,175	1.21×
13	ColoradoUS08	61,514	1.19×
14	AlaskaUS02	60,099	1.17×
15	MarylandUS24	59,931	1.16×
16	South DakotaUS46	59,379	1.15×
17	IllinoisUS17	58,597	1.14×
18	North DakotaUS38	58,123	1.13×
19	New JerseyUS34	58,019	1.13×
20	New HampshireUS33	57,543	1.12×
21	VirginiaUS51	57,432	1.11×
22	MinnesotaUS27	57,193	1.11×
23	WashingtonUS53	56,995	1.11×
24	Rhode IslandUS44	56,767	1.10×
25	CaliforniaUS06	56,542	1.10×
26	New YorkUS36	56,504	1.10×
27	PennsylvaniaUS42	56,475	1.10×
28	WyomingUS56	55,279	1.07×
29	FloridaUS12	54,955	1.07×
30	NebraskaUS31	54,860	1.06×
31	VermontUS50	54,658	1.06×
32	TexasUS48	53,846	1.04×
33	AlaskaUS02	53,833	1.04×
34	NevadaUS32	53,673	1.04×
35	ColoradoUS08	53,565	1.04×
36	OregonUS41	53,445	1.04×
37	HawaiiUS15	53,393	1.04×
38	MarylandUS24	52,994	1.03×
39	WisconsinUS55	52,933	1.03×
40	KansasUS20	52,429	1.02×
41	DelawareUS10	52,407	1.02×
42	South DakotaUS46	52,215	1.01×
43	MaineUS23	52,161	1.01×
44	TennesseeUS47	51,767	1.00×
45	North DakotaUS38	51,563	1.00×
46	IowaUS19	51,353	1.00×
47	IllinoisUS17	51,006	0.99×
48	OhioUS39	50,821	0.99×
49	VirginiaUS51	50,690	0.98×
50	MinnesotaUS27	50,643	0.98×
51	IndianaUS18	50,501	0.98×
52	PennsylvaniaUS42	50,372	0.98×
53	Montana (US)US30	50,347	0.98×
54	MichiganUS26	50,280	0.97×
55	Rhode IslandUS44	49,777	0.97×
56	North CarolinaUS37	49,718	0.96×
57	ArizonaUS04	49,633	0.96×
58	GeorgiaUS13	49,607	0.96×
59	VermontUS50	49,543	0.96×
60	LouisianaUS22	49,461	0.96×
61	MissouriUS29	49,316	0.96×
62	OklahomaUS40	49,099	0.95×
63	UtahUS49	49,084	0.95×
64	NebraskaUS31	48,254	0.94×
65	FloridaUS12	47,867	0.93×
66	HawaiiUS15	47,445	0.92×
67	TexasUS48	47,036	0.91×
68	South CarolinaUS45	46,971	0.91×
69	KansasUS20	46,855	0.91×
70	IdahoUS16	46,770	0.91×
71	NevadaUS32	46,674	0.91×
72	OregonUS41	46,615	0.90×
73	WisconsinUS55	46,431	0.90×
74	DelawareUS10	46,289	0.90×
75	KentuckyUS21	46,211	0.90×
76	MaineUS23	46,103	0.89×
77	New MexicoUS35	46,034	0.89×
78	ArkansasUS05	45,909	0.89×
79	Montana (US)US30	45,169	0.88×
80	AlabamaUS01	45,040	0.87×
81	TennesseeUS47	44,964	0.87×
82	OhioUS39	44,865	0.87×
83	IowaUS19	44,819	0.87×
84	MichiganUS26	44,732	0.87×
85	West VirginiaUS54	44,022	0.85×
86	ArizonaUS04	43,988	0.85×
87	IndianaUS18	43,798	0.85×
88	MissouriUS29	43,627	0.85×
89	GeorgiaUS13	43,372	0.84×
90	LouisianaUS22	43,356	0.84×
91	UtahUS49	43,221	0.84×
92	North CarolinaUS37	43,186	0.84×
93	OklahomaUS40	43,042	0.83×
94	MississippiUS28	42,239	0.82×
95	IdahoUS16	41,617	0.81×
96	South CarolinaUS45	41,200	0.80×
97	ArkansasUS05	40,059	0.78×
98	KentuckyUS21	40,023	0.78×
99	New MexicoUS35	40,003	0.78×
100	AlabamaUS01	39,190	0.76×
101	West VirginiaUS54	38,474	0.75×
102	MississippiUS28	36,783	0.71×

Source: OECD CFE.EDS, DSD_REG_ECO@DF_INC. Disposable income (B6N), per capita, USD PPP. Region codes follow OECD TL2 classification — the standard sub-national breakdown for cross-country comparison (e.g. NL32 = North Holland, USCA = California). Latest available year per country, which may differ between countries.