Georgia vs Nevada

Georgia comes out ahead of Nevada on 395 of 797 statistics where one end is better, to 387 with 15 ties. Georgia leads on Agriculture, Sports and Travel and 8 more categories. Nevada leads on Tech & Business, Economics and Health and 2 more categories.

797 statistics with a better end, compared

Each counts once for the place that ranks better; 15 ties. Totals that mostly track population are left out.

Wins
395
Avg. percentile
46
Categories led
11
Wins
387
Avg. percentile
46
Categories led
5

At a glance

Headline statistics, each ranked among all US states.

StatisticGeorgiaNevada
Population
11,401,288
8th of 51
3,310,833
31st of 51
Median Household IncomeHousing, Income and Commutes by State (Census)
$77,353
27th of 51
$78,260
23rd of 51
Unemployment Rate (%)Unemployment Rate by State (BLS)
3.4%
tied 10th of 51
5.3%
49th of 51
Poverty Rate (%)Housing, Income and Commutes by State (Census)
13.4%
38th of 51
12.4%
31st of 51
Price Level (All Items)Cost of Living by State (Regional Price Parities)
96.3
25th of 51
100.0
34th of 51
Real Personal Income per Person (2017 Dollars)Real Personal Income by State
$52,952
42nd of 51
$56,503
32nd of 51
Average Annual Wage, All JobsAverage Wage by State (BLS)
$65,920
22nd of 51
$62,050
35th of 51
Median Rent (Monthly, Capped at $3,501)Housing, Income and Commutes by State (Census)
$1,393
31st of 51
$1,597
41st of 51
Violent Crime Rate (per 100K)Crime Rates by State (FBI)
296.9
26th of 51
379.2
37th of 51
Heating Degree Days per YearClimate by State (1991–2020 Averages)
2,807
8th of 48
3,451
12th of 48

By category

Average percentile on each category's widely ranked statistics.

  • AgricultureGeorgia · 17 statistics
  • SportsGeorgia · 17 statistics
  • TravelGeorgia · 28 statistics
  • Tech & BusinessNevada · 47 statistics
  • Infrastructure & EnergyGeorgia · 36 statistics
  • Facts & TriviaGeorgia · 18 statistics
  • EconomicsNevada · 290 statistics
  • GeographyGeorgia · 25 statistics
  • HealthNevada · 186 statistics
  • Politics & GovernmentNevada · 123 statistics
  • CultureGeorgia · 77 statistics
  • Crime & SafetyGeorgia · 75 statistics
  • PopulationGeorgia · 125 statistics
  • EducationGeorgia · 50 statistics
  • EnvironmentNevada · 40 statistics
  • LawGeorgia · 70 statistics

Biggest differences

The 30 statistics where their rankings differ most, among rankings of at least 26 US states.

StatisticGeorgiaNevada
Annual SalaryIUOE Pay Scale by State
$38,535
50th of 50
$56,771
4th of 50
Hourly WageIUOE Pay Scale by State
$18.53
50th of 50
$27.29
4th of 50
Monthly PayIUOE Pay Scale by State
$3,211
50th of 50
$4,730
4th of 50
Weekly PayIUOE Pay Scale by State
$741
50th of 50
$1,091
4th of 50
SSI Internal Auditing ScoreMost Corrupt States
88.2
tied 2nd of 50
55.6
48th of 50
Affordability ScoreArthritis Friendly States
30
tied 3rd of 50
3
tied last of 50
Annual SalaryPhysical Therapist Salary by State
$66,841
49th of 50
$98,256
5th of 50
Average SalaryHighest Paying Jobs by State
$381,830
1st of 50
$335,250
45th of 50
Hourly WagePhysical Therapist Salary by State
$32.14
49th of 50
$47.24
5th of 50
Monthly PayPhysical Therapist Salary by State
$5,570
49th of 50
$8,188
5th of 50
Weekly PayPhysical Therapist Salary by State
$1,285
49th of 50
$1,889
5th of 50
AnnualBCBA Salary by State
$53,007
49th of 49
$77,233
6th of 49
HourlyBCBA Salary by State
$25.48
49th of 49
$37.13
6th of 49
MonthlyBCBA Salary by State
$4,417
49th of 49
$6,436
6th of 49
WeeklyBCBA Salary by State
$1,019
49th of 49
$1,485
6th of 49
Substance Abuse ScoreMost Unhealthy States in the U.S.
24.25
5th of 49
93.03
48th of 49
TetanusVaccination Rates by State
96.9%
tied 1st of 51
89.7%
45th of 51
MenACWYVaccination Rates by State
97.8%
1st of 51
85.8%
44th of 51
Mean Annual Precipitation 1971-2000Best Weather by State
50.72 in
8th of 50
9.54 in
50th of 50
Maximum CostLiposuction Limits by State
$8,000
tied 2nd of 50
$20,000
tied last of 50
Deaths in 1918Spanish Flu Deaths by State
30,768
48th of 49
2,000
tied 7th of 49
Annual Median WagePhysician Assistant Salary by State
$108,490
44th of 51
$142,240
2nd of 51
Hourly Median WagePhysician Assistant Salary by State
$52.16
44th of 51
$68.39
2nd of 51
Correctional Officers Average Salary (2021)Prison Spending by State
$36.39
47th of 49
$65.07
7th of 49
Clothing Sales Tax RateSales Tax on Clothing by State
4%
tied 2nd of 39
6.85%
35th of 39
Average Student Loan DebtDebt by State
$7,120
50th of 51
$4,480
tied 9th of 51
Mean Wind Speed at 33 ftWindiest States in the U.S.
2.79 mph
tied 48th of 51
6.33 mph
8th of 51
Avg Diesel PriceDiesel Fuel Prices by State
$5.20 per gallon
7th of 51
$6.17 per gallon
47th of 51
Sales TaxTaxes by State
4%
tied 2nd of 46
6.85%
40th of 46
State Sales Tax RateInternet Sales Tax by State
4%
tied 2nd of 46
6.85%
40th of 46
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Quick answers

Which is better, Georgia or Nevada?
Georgia comes out ahead of Nevada on 395 of 797 statistics where one end is better, to 387 with 15 ties. Georgia leads on Agriculture, Sports and Travel and 8 more categories. Nevada leads on Tech & Business, Economics and Health and 2 more categories. Statistics where neither end is better, and totals that mostly track population, are not counted.
Which has more people, Georgia or Nevada?
Georgia has a population of 11,401,288 (8th of 51 US states) and Nevada has 3,310,833 (31st of 51).
How do Georgia and Nevada compare on Median Household Income?
Median Household Income: Georgia $77,353 (27th of 51), Nevada $78,260 (23rd of 51) among US states. Nevada ranks better.
How do Georgia and Nevada compare on Unemployment Rate (%)?
Unemployment Rate (%): Georgia 3.4% (tied 10th of 51), Nevada 5.3% (49th of 51) among US states. Georgia ranks better.
Where does Georgia beat Nevada most clearly?
Georgia ranks far ahead on SSI Internal Auditing Score (Most Corrupt States): 88.2 vs 55.6; Affordability Score (Arthritis Friendly States): 30 vs 3; Average Salary (Highest Paying Jobs by State): $381,830 vs $335,250.
Where does Nevada beat Georgia most clearly?
Nevada ranks far ahead on Annual Salary (IUOE Pay Scale by State): $56,771 vs $38,535; Hourly Wage (IUOE Pay Scale by State): $27.29 vs $18.53; Monthly Pay (IUOE Pay Scale by State): $4,730 vs $3,211.

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