Vancouver, WA Employment

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13%
Income/capita NAT. AVG.
15%
Household income NAT. AVG.
30%
Unemployment NAT. AVG.
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Income per capita$33,713$32,999$29,829
Median household income$63,617$62,848$55,322
Median income owner occupied$80,021$79,796$70,586
Median income renter occupied$50,243$41,061$35,192
Median earnings male$43,438$41,953$36,919
Median earnings female$31,093$27,576$26,250
Unemployment rate3.2%4.3%4.7%
Poverty level12.5%12.7%15.1%
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Key findings

  • The income per capita in Vancouver is 13% higher than the national average
  • The median household income in Vancouver is 15% higher than the national average
  • Male median earnings are 41% higher than female median earnings
  • The unemployment rate in Vancouver is 30% lower than the national average
  • The poverty level in Vancouver is 18% lower than the national average

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      $42,407 $63,617 $127,234
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      $41,894 $62,848 $125,696
      State
      $36,877 $55,322 $110,644
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      Vancouver median earnings by income bracket

      Vancouver employment by industry

      Labour TypeMaleFemale
      Construction industry13.7%13.7%
      Manufacturing sector14.6%14.6%
      Financial & insurance services3.8%3.8%
      Wholesale & retail services13.9%13.9%
      Public administration2.9%2.9%
      Transportation, warehousing & utilities10.5%10.5%
      Education, health & social services9.2%9.2%
      Other29.2%29.2%

      Nearby cities with high median household income

      City Population Household Income National Avg.
      Felida, WA9,842$135,962145.8%
      Bethany, OR28,047$135,417144.8%
      Happy Valley, OR22,049$124,381124.8%
      Cedar Mill, OR18,661$123,662123.5%
      Meadow Glade, WA2,774$118,438114.1%
      Vancouver, WA182,792$63,61715.0%

      Cities with similar population

      City Population Household Income National Avg.
      Brownsville, TX182,230$40,92426.0%
      Fort Lauderdale, FL181,818$64,31316.3%
      Chattanooga, TN181,370$47,16514.7%
      Sioux Falls, SD180,927$61,73811.6%
      Worcester, MA185,186$51,6476.6%
      Vancouver, WA182,792$63,61715.0%
      Source: The Vancouver, WA employment data displayed above is derived from the United States Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS).
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