How much do you need to earn in your state to be considered wealthy?

The latest data is out: A family of four in the United States needs to earn at least $171,000 to enter the upper class. However, there are huge disparities between states.

The most rolled-up states:
- Massachusetts: A family of four needs $332,000
- Maryland: $308,000
- Connecticut: $306,000

Relatively loose states:
- Mississippi: $171,000
- Louisiana: $196,000
- Arkansas: $180,000

Interestingly, the doubling of the state median income is the starting line for the upper class. The northeastern cities have a high degree of urbanization and originally high salaries, so the threshold for entering the upper class is naturally higher.

What rank is your state?