Average salary of a system administrator

According to Indeed.com, sysadmin salary varies dramatically by location — in fact, sysadmins in the state with the highest salary (Maryland) make a whopping 41% more than those in the state with the lowest average salary (Kentucky).
States with the highest average salaries

The states with higher salaries are generally those with higher economic activity — they are home to Fortune 500 companies or provide a wide range of opportunities for businesses. Examples include Maryland, New York and California.

Note that Washington DC would make it into this list if it were a state, since it boasts an average annual salary of $99,953.

It’s important to note that salary can vary dramatically within a given state. California is a good example: the average salary ranges from $109,998 in San Francisco, to $97,130 in Los Angeles, to $82,745 in San Diego. Similarly, in Texas, which ranked #11 overall, salaries range from $70,640 in Dallas up to $135,000 in Houston.

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