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2025 income · Census CPS ASEC 2026
Household money income in North Dakota
What counts as household income
Add up the money income of everyone in the household, received on a regular basis before taxes and other deductions: wages and salaries, self-employment income, Social Security, pensions, interest, and similar payments. Leave out capital gains and noncash benefits such as food assistance, health benefits, and subsidized housing. Census money-income definition.
Each tick is one household in 100, from lowest to highest 2025 income. The curve above them is what each one made, on a scale that spreads out the lower incomes. Incomes above the 95th percentile are not drawn.
The same income, three ways
Each card is its own line of 100 households. Your tick moves because the crowd changes.
North Dakota
All North Dakota households
North Dakota prices
At US-average prices
North Dakota among the 50 states and D.C.
#30 of 51 by median household income, tied with Ohio and Texas.
- North Dakota median
- $85,000
- Gap to the US median
- −$2,288
- North Dakota median at US-average prices
- $95,550
- Top 10% of North Dakota households starts at
- $232,602
Census’s published estimate is $85,060, with a standard error of $4,752.
The US median is $87,288, so the North Dakota median is 2.6% below it.
Prices in North Dakota were 89.0 in 2024 on the Bureau of Economic Analysis’s regional price parities (US = 100), so its median buys about what $95,550 does at US-average prices. With every US household adjusted for its own state’s prices, the US median is $88,213.
Nationally, the top 10% starts at $261,248.
Source: Census CPS ASEC 2026 · income year 2025 · 801 North Dakota households in the sample (53,344 US) · above the 95th percentile not ranked · prices: BEA regional price parities, 2024 · SHA-256 fe819d0d…7d93
North Dakota household income ladder
| Percentile | North Dakota | United States |
|---|---|---|
| p10 | $22,637 | $20,005 |
| p25 | $48,447 | $43,708 |
| p50 (median) | $85,000 | $87,288 |
| p75 | $151,002 | $159,510 |
| p90 | $232,602 | $261,248 |
| p95 | $306,856 | $354,000 |
Reading the upper percentiles: this table stops at p95. State samples are smaller than the national sample, so treat positions near the top as broad bands, not exact cutoffs. The calculator does not compute replicate-weight confidence intervals.
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