As 2015 comes to an end we look back at our market quotes to see how things have shaped up for cannabis market.
Market Analysis: Graphics and listings illustrate the overall 2015 average price for an ounce of cannabis in each state across the country. The darkest shades of green represent low prices, and lighter shades of green represent high prices. Gray states did not produce any data. Oregon had the lowest prices in the whole country, while Arkansas had the most expensive. The histogram below projects the most common prices for pot anywhere in the nation.
The year-end, national average for an ounce of cannabis tallies in at $315. This year’s most expensive months nationwide were April, November and December with averages over $310. The least expensive months spanned from May to October due to ample supply from the nation’s outdoor harvests.
2015 Average by State:
Alabama: $356
Alaska: $315
Arizona: $303
Arkansas: $378
California: $286
Colorado: $270
Connecticut: $343
Delaware: $354
Florida: $356
Georgia: $320
Hawaii: $292
Idaho: $270
Illinois: $342
Indiana: $360
Iowa: $322
Kentucky: $372
Louisiana: $343
Maine: $288
Maryland: $360
Massachusetts: $324
Michigan: $251
Minnesota: $336
Mississippi: $319
Missouri: $328
Montana: $270
Nevada: $277
New Hampshire: $298
New Jersey: $374
New Mexico: $388
New York: $375
North Carolina: $347
Ohio: $310
Oklahoma: $295
Oregon: $187
Pennsylvania: $331
Rhode Island: $350
South Carolina: $290
Tennessee: $351
Texas: $320
Utah: $320
Vermont: $314
Virginia: $366
Washington: $218
West Virginia: $320
Wisconsin: $338
Wyoming: $300
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