Nuclear Engineers Salary by State

Nuclear Engineers — median wage by state

• District of Columbia: $195,190, COL-adjusted $177,607
• California: $172,400, COL-adjusted $155,736
• New Mexico: $164,300, COL-adjusted $178,200
• Maryland: $157,960, COL-adjusted $150,438
• Massachusetts: $145,760, COL-adjusted $137,769
• New York: $141,200, COL-adjusted $130,862
• Florida: $135,400, COL-adjusted $130,948
• Illinois: $134,510, COL-adjusted $134,510
• Idaho: $133,970, COL-adjusted $140,283
• Pennsylvania: $133,250, COL-adjusted $136,527
• Alabama: $132,570, COL-adjusted $149,291
• Georgia: $132,440, COL-adjusted $137,529
• North Carolina: $131,850, COL-adjusted $139,820
• Michigan: $129,940, COL-adjusted $135,073
• Washington: $129,480, COL-adjusted $121,009
• Virginia: $128,890, COL-adjusted $127,488
• Texas: $128,340, COL-adjusted $132,173
• South Carolina: $126,570, COL-adjusted $135,080
• Maine: $123,780, COL-adjusted $127,477
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