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South Carolina Department Of Natural Resources

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Median yearly base wage$40,759n=1 eligible

Middle 50% of yearly wages$40,759 – $40,759

Most reported worksiteColumbia, SC1 matching filings

Explore this companyMost reported roleHydrologist/ Geologist Ii Top worksiteColumbia Individual recordsInspect dates & base salaries

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Employer	Job title	Base salary	Location	Submit date	Start date
South Carolina Department Of Natural Resources	Hydrologist/ Geologist Ii	Filing details $40,759 /yr I-200-20148-603215 Reported wage: $40,759–$58,086 / year Annualized: $40,759 Status: Certified Fiscal year: 2020 Decision: 2020-06-03 Employment end: 2023-09-30 Worker positions: 1 Employer-reported disclosure · Base wage, not total compensation.	Columbia, SC	05/27/2020	10/01/2020

About South Carolina Department Of Natural Resources H-1B salary records

This view contains 1 matching filings across all loaded fiscal years. The median reported yearly base wage is $40,759, based on 1 certified filings with positive yearly pay. These are filing-level observations, not unique employees or total compensation.

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Filing & salary trends

How reported activity and wages changed over time

All loaded years · FY 2016–2026

FY 20201 filings$40,759 median · n=1

*FY 2026 covers Q1–Q3 through June; earlier years cover full fiscal years. Median: certified, positive yearly base wages; nominal USD.

Salary distribution

Where reported yearly base wages concentrate

All loaded years · FY 2016–2026

$25k–$50kMost common wage band

$0$125k$250k+

$25k bands · 1 certified filings with positive yearly wages. Final band includes all wages ≥$250k.

Salary ranges by role

Which common roles report higher base wages?

All loaded years · FY 2016–2026

Not enough eligible records to compare groups. Each group needs at least 20.

Up to six of the eight most-filed roles, ordered by median pay. At least 20 certified, positive yearly wages per group. Bars compare median yearly base salary from a zero baseline. Typical range contains the middle 50% of wages. Click a group to inspect its filings.

Salary ranges by city

How does reported pay differ across common worksites?

All loaded years · FY 2016–2026

Not enough eligible records to compare groups. Each group needs at least 20.

Up to six of the eight most-filed worksites, ordered by median pay. At least 20 certified, positive yearly wages per group. Bars compare median yearly base salary from a zero baseline. Typical range contains the middle 50% of wages. Click a group to inspect its filings.

Case outcomes

Certification and withdrawal context

All loaded years · FY 2016–2026

100.0%Certified LCAs

Certified1 100.0%

Denominator: all 1 matching filings. LCA certification is not a visa approval rate.

Salary benchmarks

Reported wage percentiles, from P10 to P90

All loaded years · FY 2016–2026

$40,759Median reported annual base wage

10th percentile$40,759

25th percentile$40,759

Median (50th)$40,759

75th percentile$40,759

90th percentile$40,759

n=1 certified filings with positive yearly wages. Percentiles describe filings, not unique workers or total compensation.

Source: U.S. Department of Labor LCA disclosures · FY 2016–2026 (FY 2026 partial) · salary charts exclude non-yearly pay, non-certified cases, and missing or non-positive wages. Coverage & methodology