California Average Weekly Wage By County in 2006 Q1

Updated on January 22, 2025.

According to the data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average weekly wage for California in 2006 Q1 was $951. Among all California counties, Santa Clara had the highest average weekly wage ($1,581), followed by San Francisco ($1,516), and San Mateo ($1,342). On the other hand, Alpine had the lowest average weekly wage ($496), followed by Modoc ($508), and Colusa ($515).

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Data Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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California Average Weekly Wage By County in 2006 Q1 ($)

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State	Avg. Weekly Wages ($)
Alameda	1099
Alpine	496
Amador	646
Butte	598
Calaveras	556
Colusa	515
Contra Costa	1066
Del Norte	599
El Dorado	702
Fresno	637
Glenn	579
Humboldt	582
Imperial	556
Inyo	567
Kern	696
Kings	593
Lake	571
Lassen	665
Los Angeles	943
Madera	599
Marin	1006
Mariposa	534
Mendocino	567
Merced	593
Modoc	508
Mono	577
Monterey	767
Napa	794
Nevada	663
Orange	968
Placer	795
Plumas	623
Riverside	708
Sacramento	914
San Benito	665
San Bernardino	702
San Diego	901
San Francisco	1516
San Joaquin	679
San Luis Obispo	665
San Mateo	1342
Santa Barbara	785
Santa Clara	1581
Santa Cruz	817
Shasta	618
Sierra	588
Siskiyou	518
Solano	783
Sonoma	788
Stanislaus	672
Sutter	585
Tehama	572
Trinity	530
Tulare	573
Tuolumne	630
Ventura	886
Yolo	764
Yuba	664