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The middle yearly earnings of employed residents 16 and older (wages, salary and self-employment income), counting part-time workers. Lower than household income, which adds up everyone in a home.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- $49,666
- Alaska
- $54,975
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Top and bottom zip codes in Alaska
Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
Zip codes where workers earn the most
See allMedian earnings per worker by county in Alaska
- 1North Slope Borough$74,740
- 2Denali Borough$74,375
- 3Chugach Census Area$64,643
- 4Bristol Bay Borough$63,333
- 5Copper River Census Area$61,023
- 6Skagway Municipality$60,779
- 7Northwest Arctic Borough$60,688
- 8Juneau City and Borough$59,172
- 9Anchorage Municipality$57,141
- 10Matanuska-Susitna Borough$55,934
- 11Ketchikan Gateway Borough$55,313
- 12Nome Census Area$54,565
- 13Fairbanks North Star Borough$54,255
- 14Wrangell City and Borough$53,167
- 15Sitka City and Borough$52,319
- 16Kenai Peninsula Borough$52,254
- 17Aleutians West Census Area$51,993
- 18Lake and Peninsula Borough$51,875
- 19Dillingham Census Area$50,250
- 20Haines Borough$48,802
- 21Petersburg Borough$48,210
- 22Southeast Fairbanks Census Area$47,731
- 23Yakutat City and Borough$45,625
- 24Aleutians East Borough$44,278
- 25Bethel Census Area$43,145
- 26Yukon-Koyukuk Census Area$42,596
- 27Prince of Wales-Hyder Census Area$42,375
- 28Kodiak Island Borough$41,797
- 29Hoonah-Angoon Census Area$34,000
- 30Kusilvak Census Area$31,233
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median earnings per worker in Alaska?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 99519 (Anchorage, AK) has the highest: $159,459.
Which zip code has the lowest median earnings per worker in Alaska?
99703 (Fort Wainwright, AK) has the lowest: $25,653.
What is the median earnings per worker for the United States?
$49,666; in Alaska it is $54,975.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The middle yearly earnings of employed residents 16 and older (wages, salary and self-employment income), counting part-time workers. Lower than household income, which adds up everyone in a home.
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