State GDP per capita

[Nyvin]

Redid Xelas81's post with color code using 2016 Presidential winner:


Table of GDP per capita

District of Columbia New York Massachusetts Connecticut California Washington Delaware Alaska North Dakota New Jersey Maryland Illinois Hawaii Wyoming Colorado Minnesota Nebraska New Hampshire Texas Virginia Pennsylvania  Iowa  South Dakota Rhode Island Ohio Oregon Wisconsin  Kansas  Utah  Georgia Nevada Louisiana  North Carolina  Indiana Vermont Tennessee  Michigan  Missouri  Oklahoma  Florida  Arizona Maine New Mexico Montana  Kentucky  South Carolina  Alabama  Idaho  Arkansas  West Virginia  Mississippi  U.S. Virgin Islands  Guam  Puerto Rico  Northern Mariana Islands  American Samoa

208284 89482 86206 80655 79854 79288 77806 75771 74936 73066 71189 71148 68978 68440 68131 67929 66140 65567 65391 65274 63835 62077 60692 60322 60008 59993 59910 59789 59205 58377 57991 56972 56322 56316 56047 55944 54469 54467 52124 51249 50635 50517 49765 49093 48255 48111 47346 45602 44410 43674 40152 36744 35355 31666 28862 11394

[Nyvin]

The geographic area of the Dakotas, Nebraska, Iowa, and Wyoming seem to be better off than most  other rural states.   

Alaska, North Dakota, and Wyoming are low population rural states propped up by the fossil fuel industry. 

I guess I'm kinda surprised how low Michigan and Arizona are on the per capita scale.