Ranger Salaries in the United States
How much does a Ranger make in the United States?
Rangers earn $60,000 annually on average, or $29 per hour, which is 10% less than the national average for all working Americans. Our data indicates that the best paid Rangers work for U.S. Department of the Interior at $75,000 annually.
Submit a Salary$75K U.S. Department of the Interior's Average Ranger Salary (4 salaries)
+$15K (22%) more than national average Ranger salary ($60K)
+$14K (20%) more than average U.S. Department of the Interior salary ($61K)
Equal to average U.S. Department of the Interior Ranger salary ($75K)
Equal to average U.S. Department of the Interior Ranger salary ($75K)
Equal to average U.S. Department of the Interior Ranger salary ($75K)
$45K National Park Service's Average Ranger Salary (1 salaries)
-$15K (28%) less than national average Ranger salary ($60K)
+$7K (16%) more than average National Park Service salary ($38K)
$45K
National Park Service Ranger
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Equal to average National Park Service Ranger salary ($45K)
$35K Commonwealth of Massachusetts' Average Ranger Salary (1 salaries)
-$25K (52%) less than national average Ranger salary ($60K)
-$32K (62%) less than average Commonwealth of Massachusetts salary ($67K)
Equal to average Commonwealth of Massachusetts Ranger salary ($35K)
$30K United States Army's Average Ranger Salary (1 salaries)
-$30K (66%) less than national average Ranger salary ($60K)
-$12K (33%) less than average United States Army salary ($42K)
$30K
United States Army Ranger
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Equal to average United States Army Ranger salary ($30K)
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