Mining and Geological Engineers Salary by State

Mining and Geological Engineers — median wage by state

• California: $158,130, COL-adjusted $142,846
• Oklahoma: $131,660, COL-adjusted $149,954
• Utah: $125,520, COL-adjusted $126,916
• Alaska: $124,630, COL-adjusted $121,709
• Idaho: $123,680, COL-adjusted $129,508
• Wyoming: $119,010, COL-adjusted $128,382
• Florida: $117,500, COL-adjusted $113,636
• Indiana: $113,640, COL-adjusted $121,801
• Illinois: $107,690, COL-adjusted $107,690
• Nevada: $107,500, COL-adjusted $107,500
• Montana: $105,410, COL-adjusted $111,427
• Virginia: $104,960, COL-adjusted $103,818
• Kentucky: $103,300, COL-adjusted $114,523
• Alabama: $102,530, COL-adjusted $115,462
• Arizona: $102,130, COL-adjusted $101,420
• Texas: $100,580, COL-adjusted $103,584
• Tennessee: $100,390, COL-adjusted $109,238
• South Carolina: $98,790, COL-adjusted $105,432
• West Virginia: $97,960, COL-adjusted $109,453
• Michigan: $97,310, COL-adjusted $101,154
• Colorado: $96,820, COL-adjusted $93,909
• Oregon: $96,210, COL-adjusted $93,046
• Wisconsin: $95,950, COL-adjusted $101,966
• Minnesota: $91,610, COL-adjusted $92,911
• Pennsylvania: $87,020, COL-adjusted $89,160
• Ohio: $86,210, COL-adjusted $92,899
• New York: $82,200, COL-adjusted $76,182
• North Carolina: $70,310, COL-adjusted $74,560
• Arkansas: —
• Connecticut: —
• Delaware: —
• District of Columbia: —
• Georgia: —
• Hawaii: —
• Iowa: —
• Kansas: —
• Louisiana: —
• Maine: —
• Maryland: —
• Massachusetts: —
• Mississippi: —
• Missouri: —
• Nebraska: —
• New Hampshire: —
• New Jersey: —
• New Mexico: —
• North Dakota: —
• Rhode Island: —
• South Dakota: —
• Vermont: —
• Washington: —