Here's how much the typical worker earns in America's 10 biggest cities

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10. Houston, Texas: $56,025

10. Houston, Texas: $56,025

Percentage increase from last year: 1.2%

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9. Chicago, Illinois: $57,436

9. Chicago, Illinois: $57,436

Percentage increase from last year: 2.4%

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8. Atlanta, Georgia: $55,148

8. Atlanta, Georgia: $55,148

Percentage increase from last year: 2.6%

7. Washington, DC: $61,381

7. Washington, DC: $61,381

Percentage increase from last year: 2.6%

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6. Boston, Massachusetts: $61,011

6. Boston, Massachusetts: $61,011

Percentage increase from last year: 2.7%

5. Seattle, Washington: $62,808

5. Seattle, Washington: $62,808

Percentage increase from last year: 2.7%

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4. Los Angeles, California: $62,172

4. Los Angeles, California: $62,172

Percentage increase from last year: 2.9%

3. New York City, New York: $63,655

3. New York City, New York: $63,655

Percentage increase from last year: 3%

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2. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: $56,645

2. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: $56,645

Percentage increase from last year: 3.1%

1. San Francisco, California: $71,980

1. San Francisco, California: $71,980

Percentage increase from last year: 3.6%

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