Bring in at least $353,305 in yearly income, and you’ll be among the top 1 percent of earners in Arizona, according to a Wall St. 24/7 analysis of the ultra wealthy in every state.

The $353,305 threshold was the 28th highest among the 50 states, according to the analysis. The average income of the top 1 percent in the state is $925,678, and the median income among the state’s residents is $26,896, 24/7 Wall St. reported.

The share of residents in Arizona with bachelor’s degrees is 17.8 percent.

24/7 Wall St. examined data published by the Internal Revenue Service to calculate the minimum income level to be in the top 1 percent of earners in each state. States with prominent economic centers or several resort locations tend to have higher thresholds to reach the top 1 percent level, the analysis said. 

Between the years 2009 and 2015, the earnings of those in the top 1 percent increased by nearly 34 percent, according to the Economic Policy Institute, while the earnings of the remaining 99 percent grew at only 10.3 percent. This has widened income inequality in the nation, according to the institute.

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State-by-State: Minimum Income to Reach Top 1 Percent 

Rank	State	Top 1% Earn at Least:	Avg. Income of Top 1%	Median Income	Adult Bachelor's Degree Attainment
1	Connecticut	$663,009	$2,178,625	$43,490	21.5%
2	Massachusetts	$584,022	$1,812,907	$43,631	23.4%
3	New Jersey	$570,745	$1,509,794	$28,522	23.4%
4	New York	$555,569	$2,058,789	$27,190	19.9%
5	California	$526,427	$1,690,208	$27,861	20.4%
6	Washington	$453,422	$1,437,517	$43,783	21.7%
7	Illinois	$447,860	$1,304,046	$27,526	20.5%
8	Colorado	$439,756	$1,228,432	$28,650	24.8%
9	Maryland	$432,960	$1,104,925	$43,823	21.0%
10	Virginia	$422,484	$1,073,199	$28,450	21.5%
11	Minnesota	$413,794	$1,118,885	$28,712	23.0%
12	Texas	$404,101	$1,139,760	$26,525	18.8%
13	Florida	$396,548	$1,351,722	$25,533	18.2%
14	New Hampshire	$389,178	$1,138,971	$43,522	22.3%
15	Pennsylvania	$384,447	$1,043,478	$27,252	18.3%
16	Georgia	$382,393	$982,757	$25,852	18.6%
17	North Dakota	$377,234	$935,001	$43,036	21.1%
18	Oregon	$368,575	$941,053	$27,676	20.1%
19	Wyoming	$363,393	$1,560,589	$28,089	17.4%
20	Utah	$362,674	$1,090,667	$27,931	21.5%
21	South Dakota	$362,205	$1,056,647	$27,516	19.5%
22	Kansas	$360,218	$952,615	$27,313	20.6%
23	North Carolina	$359,624	$907,995	$26,397	19.2%
24	Alaska	$357,908	$800,026	$28,520	18.6%
25	Rhode Island	$355,143	$935,856	$27,267	19.8%
26	Louisiana	$354,778	$898,976	$25,522	15.3%
27	Delaware	$353,663	$824,115	$27,784	18.0%
28	Arizona	$353,305	$925,678	$26,896	17.8%
29	Nevada	$350,199	$1,567,761	$27,162	15.6%
30	Tennessee	$343,980	$1,005,412	$26,091	16.5%
31	Nebraska	$341,353	$894,390	$27,782	20.4%
32	Wisconsin	$338,328	$945,321	$27,639	19.2%
33	Michigan	$335,576	$979,666	$26,165	17.1%
34	South Carolina	$333,718	$822,021	$25,944	17.2%
35	Ohio	$331,200	$832,833	$27,029	17.0%
36	Missouri	$328,307	$943,017	$26,522	17.5%
37	Oklahoma	$325,824	$865,654	$26,512	16.6%
38	Iowa	$320,582	$756,424	$28,140	18.7%
39	Montana	$319,468	$802,220	$26,328	20.6%
40	Vermont	$318,783	$787,357	$27,299	21.8%
41	Hawaii	$313,419	$801,742	$28,238	21.2%
42	Alabama	$313,170	$802,225	$25,703	15.4%
43	Idaho	$308,265	$866,847	$26,783	18.2%
44	Indiana	$308,232	$814,884	$26,524	16.1%
45	Maine	$302,124	$727,410	$26,997	19.3%
46	Kentucky	$288,860	$752,547	$26,125	13.6%
47	Arkansas	$268,412	$992,874	$25,493	14.1%
48	Mississippi	$265,138	$648,830	$24,580	13.3%
49	West Virginia	$259,702	$533,534	$25,557	12.0%
50	New Mexico	$256,168	$643,395	$25,346	15.1%

Source: 24/7 Wall St.