State Wage Atlas

Log Graders and Scalers: pay by state

SOC 45-4023 ยท Farming, Fishing, and Forestry. 25 of 51 areas (50 states and DC) have a published mean annual wage.

#StateJobsMean annual wageMedian annual wage
1Washington200$65,370$61,580
2Oregon50$59,030$60,250
3Idaho140$57,290$57,620
4Michigan50$54,300$51,810
5Maine120$53,770$50,180
6California320$53,540$56,670
7Ohio30$52,170$49,710
8New Hampshire30$50,910$46,530
9Indiana60$49,820$46,160
10Wisconsin180$47,890$46,150
11Pennsylvania330$46,400$44,550
12Alabama100$45,850$44,950
13Mississippi130$44,940$48,010
14Kentucky80$44,380$45,330
15Louisiana90$44,360$47,510
16Florida70$43,150$39,040
17South Carolina40$43,050$44,370
18West Virginia90$42,920$43,040
19North Carolina200$42,910$36,850
20Arkansas190$41,630$42,340
21Tennessee110$39,710$35,920
22Virginia80$38,590$36,220
23Georgia130$38,190$39,830
24Texas40$38,140$36,100
25Missouri60$37,420$37,440

No published mean wage for: Alaska, Arizona, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia (not a state), Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, Wyoming. These are not zero; the source withholds or does not report the figure.

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