The data used for the site’s ranking was last updated Feb. 9.
Here is the average orthopedic surgeon salary by state in alphabetical order and including Washington, D.C.:
Alabama: $251,663
Alaska: $213,227
Arizona: $228,219
Arkansas: $251,585
California: $200,953
Colorado: $237,409
Connecticut: $244,016
Delaware: $249,994
Florida: $251,264
Georgia: $254,573
Hawaii: $168,427
Idaho: $219,643
Illinois: $241,193
Indiana: $245,581
Iowa: $246,299
Kansas: $248,226
Kentucky: $249,033
Louisiana: $256,461
Maine: $267,693
Maryland: $240,746
Massachusetts: $261,396
Michigan: $252,619
Minnesota: $253,043
Mississippi: $247,521
Missouri: $244,627
Montana: $234,848
Nebraska: $246,067
Nevada: $201,117
New Hampshire: $256,380
New Jersey: $252,035
New Mexico: $226,332
New York: $253,783
North Carolina: $238,525
North Dakota: $258,834
Ohio: $242,945
Oklahoma: $241,693
Oregon: $187,787
Pennsylvania: $251,249
Rhode Island: $251,561
South Carolina: $249,422
South Dakota: $246,547
Tennessee: $243,139
Texas: $253,497
Utah: $219,163
Vermont: $250,284
Virginia: $235,031
Washington: $199,024
Washington, D.C.: $236,253
West Virginia: $254,135
Wisconsin: $251,166
Wyoming: $221,981
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