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Income inequality on a 0-to-1 scale. 0 means every household earns the same; higher means income is concentrated among fewer households. The U.S. scores about 0.48. Lower is more equal.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 0.483
- Illinois
- 0.481
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- 1Saline County0.525
- 2Champaign County0.515
- 3Cook County0.504
- 4Wabash County0.499
- 5Jackson County0.494
- 6Hamilton County0.487
- 7Peoria County0.485
- 8Alexander County0.480
- 9Lake County0.480
- 10McLean County0.474
- 11McDonough County0.466
- 12Sangamon County0.464
- 13Wayne County0.462
- 14Macon County0.461
- 15Gallatin County0.459
- 16DuPage County0.459
- 17Union County0.459
- 18Scott County0.458
- 19Clay County0.457
- 20Franklin County0.456
- 21Knox County0.454
- 22Adams County0.454
- 23White County0.454
- 24St. Clair County0.452
- 25Coles County0.452
- 26DeKalb County0.450
- 27Winnebago County0.450
- 28Fayette County0.449
- 29Stark County0.448
- 30Morgan County0.446
- 31Greene County0.446
- 32Montgomery County0.445
- 33LaSalle County0.444
- 34Christian County0.444
- 35Kankakee County0.443
- 36Hancock County0.443
- 37Vermilion County0.442
- 38Williamson County0.442
- 39Crawford County0.441
- 40Rock Island County0.441
- 41Madison County0.441
- 42Pulaski County0.440
- 43Whiteside County0.439
- 44Bond County0.437
- 45Johnson County0.436
- 46Edwards County0.435
- 47Lee County0.435
- 48Marion County0.434
- 49Ford County0.434
- 50Iroquois County0.434
- 51Jefferson County0.433
- 52Pike County0.433
- 53Kane County0.433
- 54Pope County0.432
- 55Fulton County0.432
- 56Macoupin County0.431
- 57Warren County0.430
- 58Lawrence County0.429
- 59Clinton County0.428
- 60Jo Daviess County0.428
- 61Schuyler County0.427
- 62Henry County0.426
- 63Tazewell County0.426
- 64Moultrie County0.425
- 65Jersey County0.425
- 66Mason County0.424
- 67Effingham County0.423
- 68Richland County0.423
- 69Logan County0.422
- 70Edgar County0.422
- 71Boone County0.422
- 72Bureau County0.422
- 73Massac County0.421
- 74Stephenson County0.420
- 75Cass County0.416
- 76McHenry County0.416
- 77Clark County0.416
- 78Will County0.416
- 79Mercer County0.414
- 80Perry County0.412
- 81Livingston County0.412
- 82Carroll County0.411
- 83Ogle County0.411
- 84Brown County0.411
- 85Marshall County0.411
- 86Woodford County0.410
- 87Randolph County0.408
- 88Piatt County0.407
- 89Hardin County0.406
- 90Menard County0.406
- 91Jasper County0.406
- 92Grundy County0.404
- 93De Witt County0.403
- 94Monroe County0.403
- 95Douglas County0.403
- 96Washington County0.403
- 97Cumberland County0.401
- 98Putnam County0.395
- 99Henderson County0.392
- 100Shelby County0.381
- 101Calhoun County0.379
- 102Kendall County0.361
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest income inequality (gini) in Illinois?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 62917 (Carrier Mills, IL) has the highest: 0.637.
Which zip code has the lowest income inequality (gini) in Illinois?
60511 (Big Rock, IL) has the lowest: 0.238.
What is the income inequality (gini) for the United States?
0.483; in Illinois it is 0.481.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Income inequality on a 0-to-1 scale. 0 means every household earns the same; higher means income is concentrated among fewer households. The U.S. scores about 0.48. Lower is more equal.
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