North Dakota Average Weekly Wage By County in 2010 Q4
Updated on March 19, 2023.

According to the data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average weekly wage for North Dakota in 2010 Q4 was $809. Among all North Dakota counties, Oliver County had the highest average weekly wage ($1,295), followed by Williams County ($1,256), and McKenzie County ($1,181). On the other hand, Sheridan County had the lowest average weekly wage ($496), followed by Eddy County ($512), and Logan County ($513).

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State Avg. Weekly Wages ($)
Adams 634
Barnes 650
Benson 664
Billings 894
Bottineau 716
Bowman 719
Burke 787
Burleigh 790
Cass 826
Cavalier 800
Dickey 621
Divide 641
Dunn 1044
Eddy 512
Emmons 583
Foster 737
Golden Valley 579
Grand Forks 741
Grant 544
Griggs 579
Hettinger 591
Kidder 669
LaMoure 677
Logan 513
McHenry 646
McIntosh 516
McKenzie 1181
McLean 839
Mercer 1070
Morton 724
Mountrail 1087
Nelson 606
Oliver 1295
Pembina 812
Pierce 623
Ramsey 678
Ransom 585
Renville 764
Richland 696
Rolette 652
Sargent 775
Sheridan 496
Sioux 718
Slope 1167
Stark 996
Steele 770
Stutsman 688
Towner 562
Traill 674
Walsh 667
Ward 729
Wells 582
Williams 1256