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Auto Damage Insurance Appraisers in North Dakota
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Top States for Auto Damage Insurance Appraisers Employment
The table below shows the states where most Auto Damage Insurance Appraisers work.
State | Number Employed | Annual Median Salary |
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California | 2,980 | $62,870 |
Texas | 1,710 | $59,740 |
Florida | 1,210 | $59,930 |
Arizona | 740 | $57,800 |
New Jersey | 720 | $67,590 |
Massachusetts | 680 | $69,360 |
New York | 670 | $64,610 |
Nevada | 660 | $58,990 |
Georgia | 500 | $62,100 |
Ohio | 470 | $61,540 |
Maryland | 400 | $64,350 |
Alabama | 370 | $59,280 |
Pennsylvania | 350 | $66,760 |
Virginia | 320 | $72,190 |
North Carolina | 310 | $63,320 |
Washington | 280 | $65,430 |
Tennessee | 240 | $55,260 |
Michigan | 220 | $60,280 |
Connecticut | 210 | $64,980 |
Missouri | 180 | $84,890 |
Below are the states where Auto Damage Insurance Appraisers get paid the most:
State | Annual Median Salary |
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Missouri | $84,890 |
Oregon | $73,390 |
Virginia | $72,190 |
Wisconsin | $70,850 |
Massachusetts | $69,360 |
New Jersey | $67,590 |
Rhode Island | $67,450 |
Pennsylvania | $66,760 |
New Mexico | $66,620 |
Washington | $65,430 |
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References
- Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS)
- College Factual
- National Center for Education Statistics
- O*NET Online
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