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What is Maine's per-capita personal income?

Maine per-capita personal income compared with the U.S. — an average, not a median (BEA).

Maine's per-capita personal income was $71.7K in 2025, up from $68.8K a year earlier.

Per-capita personal income, Maine — recent figures from U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis via FRED
PeriodPer-capita personal income
2025$71.7K
2024$68.8K
2023$65.3K
2022$61.6K
2021$59.4K
2020$54.3K
2019$50K
2018$47.7K
2017$45.9K
2016$44.2K
2015$42.9K
2014$41.1K
2013$40K
2012$40K
2011$39.5K
2010$38K
2009$37.1K
2008$37K
2007$35.4K
2006$34.2K
2005$32.7K
2004$32.1K
2003$30.7K
2002$29.5K

Latest: . Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis via FRED. Figures update as the source refreshes.

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Maine
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