Pennsylvania Average Weekly Wage By County in 2010 Q1
Updated on March 19, 2023.

According to the data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average weekly wage for Pennsylvania in 2010 Q1 was $857. Among all Pennsylvania counties, Montgomery County had the highest average weekly wage ($1,173), followed by Chester County ($1,130), and Philadelphia County ($1,033). On the other hand, Perry County had the lowest average weekly wage ($505), followed by Carbon County ($514), and Sullivan County ($520).

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Pennsylvania Average Weekly Wage By County in 2010 Q1 ($)
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State Avg. Weekly Wages ($)
Adams 610
Allegheny 948
Armstrong 652
Beaver 685
Bedford 553
Berks 749
Blair 618
Bradford 654
Bucks 832
Butler 731
Cambria 613
Cameron 588
Carbon 514
Centre 725
Chester 1130
Clarion 567
Clearfield 593
Clinton 625
Columbia 611
Crawford 596
Cumberland 787
Dauphin 850
Delaware 966
Elk 620
Erie 651
Fayette 583
Forest 629
Franklin 642
Fulton 654
Greene 904
Huntingdon 583
Indiana 682
Jefferson 580
Juniata 522
Lackawanna 648
Lancaster 703
Lawrence 635
Lebanon 628
Lehigh 846
Luzerne 657
Lycoming 629
McKean 651
Mercer 618
Mifflin 584
Monroe 709
Montgomery 1173
Montour 958
Northampton 754
Northumberland 609
Perry 505
Philadelphia 1033
Pike 546
Potter 631
Schuylkill 614
Snyder 533
Somerset 587
Sullivan 520
Susquehanna 546
Tioga 572
Union 657
Venango 624
Warren 593
Washington 799
Wayne 589
Westmoreland 677
Wyoming 708
York 762