Washington Average Weekly Wage By County in 2016 Q4
Updated on March 19, 2023.

According to the data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average weekly wage for Washington in 2016 Q4 was $1,150. Among all Washington counties, King County had the highest average weekly wage ($1,479), followed by Snohomish County ($1,113), and Benton County ($1,012). On the other hand, Okanogan County had the lowest average weekly wage ($613), followed by Pacific County ($672), and Lincoln County ($674).

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Washington Average Weekly Wage By County in 2016 Q4 ($)
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State Avg. Weekly Wages ($)
Adams 789
Asotin 706
Benton 1012
Chelan 740
Clallam 728
Clark 984
Columbia 772
Cowlitz 884
Douglas 690
Ferry 719
Franklin 782
Garfield 801
Grant 780
Grays Harbor 747
Island 744
Jefferson 738
King 1479
Kitsap 969
Kittitas 784
Klickitat 928
Lewis 775
Lincoln 674
Mason 741
Okanogan 613
Pacific 672
Pend Oreille 931
Pierce 931
San Juan 688
Skagit 866
Skamania 676
Snohomish 1113
Spokane 881
Stevens 697
Thurston 934
Wahkiakum 696
Walla Walla 828
Whatcom 852
Whitman 899
Yakima 740