2013 IQ estimates by state, total and white only

Steve Sailer's highlighting of 2013 white IQ estimates by state led to my receiving a few useful tips on how to improve the quality of the conversions. The estimates subsequently provided and the estimates provided in the original post correlate at a almost perfect .994, so the adjustments are very marginal, but, to the extent that they've changed, presumably better*. The accompanying maps are not recreated here as they would be virtually indistinguishable from one the originals. For more on the methodology and light commentary, please see the original posts here (all) and here (whites only), and also blacks only here.

Mean IQ estimates by state using 2013 8th grade math and reading NAEP assessment data:

State	IQ
1. Massachusetts	103.9
2. New Jersey	102.8
3. New Hampshire	102.3
4. Vermont	102.2
DoDEA	101.7
5. Minnesota	101.3
6. Washington	100.6
7. Pennsylvania	100.6
8. Montana	100.4
9. Colorado	100.3
10. Maryland	100.3
11. Connecticut	100.2
12. Wyoming	100.0
13. Ohio	99.9
14. North Dakota	99.8
15. Maine	99.7
16. Idaho	99.5
17. Kansas	99.4
18. Wisconsin	99.4
19. Virginia	99.3
20. South Dakota	99.2
21. Indiana	99.1
22. Utah	99.0
23. Nebraska	99.0
24. Iowa	99.0
25. Oregon	98.5
26. Illinois	98.5
27. Texas	98.4
28. Rhode Island	98.2
29. Kentucky	98.2
30. Missouri	98.1
31. North Carolina	98.1
32. Delaware	97.7
33. New York	97.7
34. Florida	97.4
35. Michigan	97.3
36. Georgia	96.8
37. Tennessee	96.7
38. Alaska	96.5
39. South Carolina	96.2
40. Hawaii	96.2
41. Arizona	96.0
42. Nevada	96.0
43. Arkansas	95.9
44. Oklahoma	95.5
45. California	95.4
46. West Virginia	94.2
47. Louisiana	93.9
48. New Mexico	93.6
49. Alabama	93.2
50. Mississippi	92.6
51. District of Columbia	90.2

And the same but with only non-Hispanic white students considered:

State	IQ
1. District of Columbia	111.6
2. Massachusetts	107.0
3. New Jersey	105.8
4. Maryland	104.8
5. Colorado	104.2
6. Connecticut	104.2
7. Texas	104.1
DoDEA	104.1
8. Minnesota	103.9
9. Pennsylvania	103.5
10. Washington	103.3
11. Illinois	102.8
12. New Hampshire	102.8
13. Vermont	102.5
14. Virginia	102.4
15. New York	102.4
16. Montana	102.2
17. North Carolina	102.2
18. Alaska	101.9
19. Wisconsin	101.9
20. Rhode Island	101.9
21. Kansas	101.7
22. Ohio	101.7
23. Delaware	101.7
24. Nebraska	101.6
25. California	101.6
26. Arizona	101.5
27. Georgia	101.4
28. South Dakota	101.3
29. Florida	101.2
30. North Dakota	101.2
31. Idaho	101.1
32. Utah	101.1
33. Hawaii	101.1
34. Indiana	101.0
35. Wyoming	101.0
36. Oregon	101.0
37. South Carolina	100.7
38. Nevada	100.5
39. Missouri	100.4
40. New Mexico	100.3
41. Iowa	100.3
42. Maine	100.0
43. Michigan	99.6
44. Kentucky	99.4
45. Arkansas	99.0
46. Tennessee	98.9
47. Louisiana	98.8
48. Mississippi	98.2
49. Oklahoma	97.9
50. Alabama	97.3
51. West Virginia	94.3

* Firstly, I dispensed with the attempted private school adjustments that were a consequence of me trying to be clever by adding an unnecessary wrinkle to the scores, one that I ported from the first set of estimates I put together nearly a decade ago. The NAEP reports that it tests a representative sample of private and public school students from each state, so that's what we should go with.

Secondly, while the NAEP tests were originally designed to have a 50 point standard deviation on a 500 point scale, over the last several years the SDs have been narrower than 50. They vary slightly by year, subject, and grade, but the national sample SDs for 2013 were 37 for math and 34 for reading. As a consequence, there is more variance in estimated IQ among the top and bottom states. The relative difference between states remains essentially unchanged--this is a 'cosmetic' upgrade.