United States Average Hourly Earnings for Employees in the Total Private Industry in March, 2007 (Not Seas Adj.)

Updated on March 23, 2026.

According to data from the US BLS, in March 2007, District of Columbia had the highest average hourly earnings for employees in the total private industry ($33.38) (not seasonally adjusted), followed by Connecticut ($25.98), and Massachusetts ($25.89).

The chart and table below shows the average hourly earnings for employees in the total private industry for different states in March 2007.

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Data Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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State	Avg. Hourly Earnings ($)
District of Columbia	33.38
Connecticut	25.98
Massachusetts	25.89
New York	25.35
New Jersey	25.03
California	24.84
Alaska	24.74
Maryland	24.14
Washington	24.1
Minnesota	23.25
Colorado	23.05
Illinois	22.73
Virginia	22.32
Rhode Island	22.2
Delaware	22.1
New Hampshire	22.05
Utah	21.89
Michigan	21.65
Texas	21.07
Vermont	20.89
Georgia	20.83
Oregon	20.67
Hawaii	20.64
Wisconsin	20.56
Ohio	20.24
Florida	20.17
Pennsylvania	20.02
Arizona	19.93
Nebraska	19.91
Indiana	19.82
Missouri	19.77
Nevada	19.72
Wyoming	19.69
North Carolina	19.49
Alabama	19.4
Kansas	19.13
Tennessee	19.04
Maine	18.91
South Carolina	18.77
New Mexico	18.43
Louisiana	18.31
North Dakota	18.29
Iowa	18.09
Montana	17.89
Kentucky	17.68
Oklahoma	16.99
West Virginia	16.81
Mississippi	16.58
South Dakota	16.56
Idaho	16.06
Arkansas	15.91