New York Average Weekly Wage By County in 2002 Q4

Updated on January 22, 2025.

According to the data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average weekly wage for New York in 2002 Q4 was $912. Among all New York counties, New York had the highest average weekly wage ($1,381), followed by Westchester ($980), and Nassau ($854). On the other hand, Hamilton had the lowest average weekly wage ($413), followed by Yates ($460), and Schuyler ($495).

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

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New York Average Weekly Wage By County in 2002 Q4 ($)

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State	Avg. Weekly Wages ($)
Albany	760
Allegany	536
Bronx	717
Broome	632
Cattaraugus	556
Cayuga	591
Chautauqua	523
Chemung	588
Chenango	585
Clinton	605
Columbia	594
Cortland	557
Delaware	554
Dutchess	759
Erie	653
Essex	524
Franklin	552
Fulton	541
Genesee	511
Greene	584
Hamilton	413
Herkimer	505
Jefferson	573
Kings	679
Lewis	501
Livingston	545
Madison	553
Monroe	719
Montgomery	528
Nassau	854
New York	1381
Niagara	645
Oneida	580
Onondaga	706
Ontario	578
Orange	633
Orleans	539
Oswego	604
Otsego	537
Putnam	765
Queens	773
Rensselaer	683
Richmond	676
Rockland	792
St. Lawrence	579
Saratoga	624
Schenectady	787
Schoharie	535
Schuyler	495
Seneca	536
Steuben	705
Suffolk	809
Sullivan	581
Tioga	697
Tompkins	663
Ulster	553
Warren	582
Washington	602
Wayne	569
Westchester	980
Wyoming	577
Yates	460