Just under two years ago, we presented a full breakdown of the student loan bubble, broken down by state, in which among other things, we found that Washington D.C. stuck out like a sore thumb as the "students" residing in it had on average just under $40,000 in student loans. Yesterday, as part of Obama's most reent push to change the bankruptcy law and promote legislation that facilitates the reduction or outright forgiveness of student debt, the White House provided a full state-by-state breakdown of where the 43.2 million borrowers on the hook for some $1.135 trillion in student loans. But before we present the results, it will likely come as no surprise to anyone that once again, it is the students in the nation's capital, the District of Columbia, where the debt burden is once again heaviest: As Bloomberg recaps, "at an average of $40,855 per borrower, the student loans of debtors in the nation's capital are 140 percent higher than the national average of $28,400, and they exceed by more than $10,000 what borrowers owe in Georgia, the state with the second-highest student debt level." Here is state breakdown, ranked by highest to lowest average per student debt: Some more details on the 10 most troubled states, courtesy of Bloomberg: Washington, D.C. Average student debt load per person: $40,855 Number of borrowers: 140,000 Student loan default rate: 11.4 percent Median household income: $61,365 Georgia Average student debt load per person: $30,443 Number of borrowers: 1,454,000 Student loan default rate: 14.5 percent Median household income: $47,958 Maryland Average student debt load per person: $30,064 Number of borrowers: 829,000 Student loan default rate: 11.2 percent Median household income: $69,826 Virginia Average student debt load per person: $28,467 Number of borrowers: 1,058,000 Student loan default rate: 10.0 percent Median household income: $66,015 South Carolina Average student debt load per person: $28,271 Number of borrowers: 649,000 Student loan default rate: 13.7 percent Median household income: $43,437 Florida Average student debt load per person: $27,907 Number of borrowers: 2,457,000 Student loan default rate: 15.4 percent Median household income: $47,114 Vermont Average student debt load per person: $27,637 Number of borrowers: 96,000 Student loan default rate: 8.6 percent Median household income: $54,982 Alabama Average student debt load per person: $27,591 Number of borrowers: 591,000 Student loan default rate: 14.2 percent Median household income: $43,196 Colorado Average student debt load per person: $27,562 Number of borrowers: 793,000 Student loan default rate: 15.3 percent Median household income: $60,727 New York Average student debt load per person: $27,478 Number of borrowers: 2,821,000 Student loan default rate: 10.1 percent Median household income: $51,554 That's the breakdown by most debt per student. Additionally, below we show another perhaps just as interesting series, one showing the total number of student borrowers by state. As the chart below shows, we wish student debt collectors the best of luck in the states of California, Texas, New York, Florida, and Pennsylvania. Source: White House