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2025 wages in Clark County grew 4 percent over 2024

Washington regional economist describes increase as modest

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Workers move about the production floor May 4 at medical equipment manufacturer Pedigo. Average annual wages grew modestly in Clark County this year, with manufacturing seeing a roughly 5.5 percent increase. (Taylor Balkom/The Columbian files)

Workers in Clark County made more in 2025 than they did in 2024.

New census data shows the average annual wage here rose to $75,473 last year, up nearly $3,000 from 2024 — or about 4 percent.

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