What is the salary of a Chief Surveyor? In the United States, a Chief Surveyor earns an average salary of $121,390. The salary range for a Chief Surveyor is usually between $90,913 and $178,617 per year, representing the 25th to 75th percentiles respectively. The top 10% of earners, that is the 90th percentile, have an annual salary of $228,270. The highest Chief Surveyor salary in the United States was $239,479. The average hourly pay for a Chief Surveyor is $58.36.
Top 3 states paying the highest average Chief Surveyor salary are California, with an average salary of $172,820, followed by Massachusetts, with an average salary of $150,713, and Colorado, with an average salary of $123,354. Employers paying the highest salary for a Chief Surveyor job are Long Beach (CA), Fresno (CA) and San Francisco (CA).
Employer | Average Salary |
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Long Beach, CA | $239,479 |
Fresno, CA | $178,349 |
San Francisco, CA | $164,184 |
Executive Office of the Trial Court, MA | $156,717 |
City of Tacoma, WA | $130,728 |
City of Arvada, CO | $123,354 |
Delaware County, OH | $119,426 |
City of Vero Beach, FL | $108,838 |
City of St. Paul, MN | $106,320 |
City of Houston, TX | $106,000 |
Job Title | Average Salary |
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Chief Information Officer | $146,538 |
Chief Financial Officer | $140,143 |
Chief Of Staff | $118,673 |
Chief Operating Officer | $159,492 |
Chief | $116,976 |
Chief Human Resources Officer | $154,338 |
Chief Information Security Officer | $143,001 |
Chief Technology Officer | $154,351 |
Chief Administrative Officer | $146,429 |
Chief Operations Officer | $140,781 |
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State | Average Salary | Records Number |
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Arizona | $88,562 | 1 |
California | $172,820 | 13 |
Colorado | $123,354 | 1 |
Connecticut | $90,913 | 1 |
Florida | $108,838 | 1 |
Georgia | $68,758 | 1 |
Idaho | $100,256 | 1 |
Kansas | $74,375 | 1 |
Massachusetts | $150,713 | 1 |
Minnesota | $114,547 | 1 |
New Mexico | $89,109 | 1 |
New York | $83,481 | 1 |
Ohio | $98,331 | 4 |
Oklahoma | $91,702 | 1 |
Pennsylvania | $101,805 | 1 |
Texas | $69,343 | 1 |
Washington | $114,942 | 4 |
Wyoming | $93,101 | 1 |