This is the wealthiest person in your state, according to Forbes

(NEXSTAR) — Each year, Forbes releases a list of the richest people in the U.S. In recent history, the list has included national figures like Donald Trump, Mark Cuban, and Warren Buffett, but it also includes people that have a larger reputation closer to home.

The Forbes list features the 400 wealthiest people living in America who have made their fortunes through tech companies, retailers, investing, real estate and more. These billionaires range in age from their 20s to their 90s, and are worth a combined $4 trillion.

Elon Musk, the man behind Tesla and SpaceX, is the richest person in America with a net worth of $251 billion. He edged out Jeff Bezos, whose wealth stems from Amazon, by $100 billion. Rounding out the top 10 are Microsoft’s Bill Gates, Oracle’s Larry Ellison, Berkshire Hathaway’s Warren Buffett, Google’s Larry Page and Sergey Brin, Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer, Bloomberg LP’s Michael Bloomberg, and Walmart’s Jim Walton.

With a total of 80 billionaires, California had the most residents on the list. New York had the second-most at 65, followed by Texas with 43 and Florida at 42. Though only eight of the Forbes 400 call it home, Washington had the most individuals landing in the top 10 of any state — Bezos, Gates, and Ballmer.

Ten states didn’t have a resident that met the criteria to make Forbes’ rankings: Alabama, Alaska, Delaware, Maine, Mississippi, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Vermont, and West Virginia.

Below is a list of the richest person in each state, as well as their net worth and source of wealth, according to Forbes.

State	Name	Overall Rank	Net Worth	Source
Arizona	Mark Shoen	214	$4.8 billion	U-Haul
Arkansas	Jim Walton	10	$57.9 billion	Walmart
California	Larry Page	6	$93 billion	Google
Colorado	Philip Anschutz	56	$11 billion	Investments
Connecticut	Ray Dalio	32	$19.1 billion	Bridgewater Associates
Florida	Thomas Peterffy	31	$20.3 billion	Interactive Brokers
Georgia	Jim Kennedy	77	$8.4 billion	Cox Enterprises
Hawaii	Larry Ellison	4	$101 billion	Oracle
Idaho	Frank VanderSloot	351	$3.1 billion	Melaleuca
Illinois	Ken Griffin	21	$30.8 billion	Citadel
Indiana	Carl Cook	66	$9.7 billion	Cook Group
Iowa	Harry Stine	93	$7.7 billion	Stine Seed
Kansas	Charles Koch	13	$56 billion	Koch Industries
Kentucky	Tamara Gustavson	83	$8.1 billion	Public Storage
Louisiana	Gayle Benson	224	$4.7 billion	New Orleans Saints, New Orleans Pelicans
Maryland	Stephen Bisciotti	143	$6.4 billion	Aerotek, Allegis Group, Baltimore Ravens
Massachusetts	Abigail Johnson	29	$20.5 billion	Fidelity Investments
Michigan	Daniel Gilbert	40	$17.3 billion	Quicken Loans
Missouri	John Morris	92	$7.8 billion	Bass Pro Shops
Montana	Dennis Washington	150	$6.3 billion	Washington Companies
Nebraska	Warren Buffett	5	$97 billion	Berkshire Hathaway
Nevada	Miriam Adelson & family	26	$26.4 billion	Las Vegas Sands
New Hampshire	Rick Cohen & family	99	$7.6 billion	C&S Wholesale Grocers
New Jersey	Rocco Commisso	93	$7.7 billion	Mediacom
New York	Michael Bloomberg	9	$76.8 billion	Bloomberg LP
North Carolina	Tim Sweeney	99	$7.6 billion	Epic Games
Ohio	Les Wexner & family	155	$6 billion	L Brands ( Victoria’s Secret, Bath & Boy Works)
Oklahoma	Harold Hamm & family	28	$21.1 billion	Continental Resources
Oregon	Phil Knight & family	17	$41.5 billion	Nike
Pennsylvania	Jeff Yass	23	$30 billion	Susquehanna International Group
Rhode Island	Jonathan Nelson	351	$3.1 billion	Providence Equity Partners
South Carolina	Robert Faith	190	$5.2 billion	Greystar
Tennessee	Thomas Frist, Jr. & family	42	$17 billion	Hospital Corp. of America
Texas	Elon Musk	1	$251 billion	Tesla, Space X
Utah	Gail Miller	271	$4 billion	Larry H. Miller Group
Virginia	Jacqueline Mars	19	$37 billion	Mars
Washington	Jeff Bezos	2	$151 billion	Amazon
Wisconsin	John Menard, Jr.	42	$17 billion	Menards home improvement store
Wyoming	John Mars	19	$37 billion	Mars

The wealthiest woman on Forbes’ list is Julia Koch, who, along with her three children, inherited a 42% stake in Koch Industries after her husband David passed away in August 2019. Following her is Alice Walton, the only daughter of Walmart founder Sam Walton. They rank 13th and 15th, respectively (there is no 14th, Koch and her brother-in-law Charles Koch tied for 13th).

Notably missing from the 10 wealthiest is Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg, who dropped out of the top rankings for the first time in 2014. Twenty-two people on the list, including Donald Trump, who had made the list before and fell off it, are back again.

Forbes also found that of the 400 wealthiest people in America, 275 created their fortune while the rest inherited it. You can view the full list on Forbes’ website here. This was the publication’s 41st edition of the Forbes 400.