United States Average Weekly Earnings for Employees in the Mining, Logging and Construction Industry in March, 2007 (Not Seas Adj.)

Updated on February 20, 2025.

According to data from the US BLS, in March 2007, Hawaii had the highest average weekly earnings for employees in the mining, logging and construction industry ($1,131.83) (not seasonally adjusted), followed by Maryland ($946.39), and West Virginia ($893.15).

The chart and table below shows the average weekly earnings for employees in the mining, logging and construction industry for different states in March 2007.

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Data Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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State	Avg. Weekly Earnings ($)
Hawaii	1131.83
Maryland	946.39
West Virginia	893.15
Delaware	860.47
South Dakota	829.79
Nebraska	734.56
Tennessee	682.06