The Salary Index

Best Purchasing Power for Logging Workers

Where Logging Workers salaries stretch furthest relative to local prices — the highest purchasing power score cities.

25 cities rankedUpdated 2026
#CitySalaryPurchasing Power Score
🥇Mcallen, TX$55,9861.86×Details →
🥈Gulfport, MS$51,5851.78×Details →
🥉High Point, NC$57,0861.76×Details →
4Camden, NJ$65,5211.75×Details →
5Portland, ME$55,2521.73×Details →
6Schenectady, NY$65,8871.72×Details →
7Pontiac, MI$55,6191.68×Details →
8Council Bluffs, IA$54,8861.68×Details →
9Birmingham, AL$50,1181.68×Details →
10Youngstown, OH$50,1181.68×Details →
11Lorain, OH$52,6851.67×Details →
12Middletown, OH$52,6851.67×Details →
13Salina, KS$56,7191.67×Details →
14Warren, MI$55,6191.66×Details →
15Broken Arrow, OK$54,5191.66×Details →
16Flint, MI$50,8521.66×Details →
17Saginaw, MI$50,8521.66×Details →
18Albany, GA$50,8521.66×Details →
19Charleston, SC$57,0861.66×Details →
20Akron, OH$52,6851.65×Details →
21Toledo, OH$49,3851.65×Details →
22Wilkes-Barre, PA$55,9861.64×Details →
23Aberdeen, SD$55,2521.64×Details →
24Beloit, WI$55,2521.64×Details →
25Santa Fe, NM$51,5851.64×Details →

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