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Mechanical Engineers Salary by State

Median annual wage from the latest BLS Occupational Employment Statistics release. Hover any state for the cost-of-living adjusted figure. Click to open the full state breakdown.

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Mechanical Engineers — median wage by state

  • New Mexico: $141,490
  • District of Columbia: $130,000
  • Alaska: $129,990
  • California: $126,370
  • Massachusetts: $122,670
  • Wyoming: $116,910
  • Rhode Island: $115,270
  • Louisiana: $114,050
  • Maryland: $111,740
  • Washington: $109,370
  • Texas: $108,240
  • Colorado: $108,060
  • New Jersey: $107,020
  • Connecticut: $106,600
  • Delaware: $106,020
  • South Carolina: $105,360
  • New York: $105,130
  • New Hampshire: $103,890
  • Idaho: $103,660
  • Michigan: $102,730
  • Arizona: $102,510
  • Maine: $101,500
  • Oregon: $101,290
  • North Carolina: $100,990
  • West Virginia: $100,610
  • Vermont: $100,520
  • Illinois: $99,730
  • Kentucky: $99,410
  • Virginia: $99,350
  • Tennessee: $99,330
  • Montana: $99,250
  • Indiana: $99,200
  • Utah: $99,050
  • Minnesota: $98,980
  • Nevada: $98,110
  • Iowa: $97,570
  • Alabama: $97,550
  • Pennsylvania: $97,450
  • Florida: $97,190
  • Georgia: $96,820
  • Ohio: $96,330
  • Hawaii: $95,250
  • Wisconsin: $94,820
  • Missouri: $91,890
  • Kansas: $91,770
  • Mississippi: $90,730
  • South Dakota: $90,590
  • Oklahoma: $90,510
  • North Dakota: $84,020
  • Nebraska: $82,510
  • Arkansas: $78,570

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