Here are all 50 states’ and Washington, D.C.’s average wage for pharmacists, according to the most recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics:
1. California — $146,140
2. Alaska — $145,910
3. Oregon — $136,520
4. Washington — $134,290
5. Vermont — $130,460
6. Wisconsin — $129,640
7. Delaware — $129,360
8. Minnesota — $129,160
9. New Hampshire — $128,870
10. New York — $128,260
11. Hawaii — $128,080
12. Texas — $127,320
13. Nevada — $127,250
14. Alabama — $126,950
15. North Carolina — $126,790
16. Maine — $126,520
17. Utah — $125,740
18. South Dakota — $125,220
19. Colorado — $125,040
20. Virginia — $123,380
21. New Jersey — $123,370
22. Connecticut — $123,100
23. Wyoming — $122,760
24. Kentucky — $122,730
25. Idaho — $122,420
26. Iowa — $122,090
27. Louisiana — $122,000
28. Arkansas — $121,970
29. Florida — $121,970
30. Missouri — $121,870
31. Maryland — $121,290
32. Pennsylvania — $121,230
33. New Mexico — $120,950
34. Arizona — $120,880
35. Michigan — $120,780
36. Montana — $120,660
37. Ohio — $120,580
38. Massachusetts — $120,240
39. Kansas — $119,850
40. Georgia — $119,660
41. Mississippi — $119,250
42. Indiana — $119,020
43. Nebraska — $118,940
44. Illinois — $118,770
45. West Virginia — $117,420
46. Oklahoma — $116,450
47. District of Columbia — $116,340
48. South Carolina — $116,080
49. North Dakota — $115,480
50. Tennessee — $115,400
51. Rhode Island — $110,410
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