SA1-3 – Per capita personal income (dollars)
FIPS	Area name	2001
00	United States	30,413
01	Alabama	24,477
02	Alaska	31,027
04	Arizona	25,878
05	Arkansas	22,750
06	California	32,655
08	Colorado	33,455
09	Connecticut	42,377
10	Delaware	32,166
11	District of Columbia	40,539
12	Florida	29,048
13	Georgia	28,523
15	Hawaii	29,034
16	Idaho	24,506
17	Illinois	32,990
18	Indiana	27,522
19	Iowa	27,225
20	Kansas	28,432
21	Kentucky	24,878
22	Louisiana	24,454
23	Maine	26,853
24	Maryland	35,279
25	Massachusetts	38,864
26	Michigan	29,629
27	Minnesota	33,059
28	Mississippi	21,653
29	Missouri	28,221
30	Montana	24,044
31	Nebraska	28,861
32	Nevada	30,128
33	New Hampshire	33,969
34	New Jersey	38,625
35	New Mexico	23,081
36	New York	35,878
37	North Carolina	27,308
38	North Dakota	25,798
39	Ohio	28,699
40	Oklahoma	24,945
41	Oregon	28,222
42	Pennsylvania	30,752
44	Rhode Island	30,256
45	South Carolina	24,840
46	South Dakota	26,566
47	Tennessee	26,808
48	Texas	28,472
49	Utah	24,033
50	Vermont	28,756
51	Virginia	32,338
53	Washington	31,976
54	West Virginia	22,862
55	Wisconsin	29,196
56	Wyoming	29,587
	BEA Regions
91	New England	37,096
92	Mideast	34,952
93	Great Lakes	29,986
94	Plains	29,257
95	Southeast	27,169
96	Southwest	27,350
97	Rocky Mountain	28,819
98	Far West	32,025

Footnotes for Table SA1-3

1. Midyear population estimates of the Bureau of the Census.

2. Per capita personal income is total personal income divided by total midyear population.

· All state and local area dollar estimates are in current dollars (not adjusted for inflation).

· (N) Data not available for this year.

Regional Economic Information System
Bureau of Economic Analysis
April 2003