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The middle household income: half of households earn more, half less. Includes all earners in the home. The Census caps reporting at $250,000+.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- $80,734
- Illinois
- $83,390
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- 1DuPage County$112,096
- 2Kendall County$111,601
- 3Lake County$110,416
- 4Will County$109,984
- 5McHenry County$104,802
- 6Kane County$103,163
- 7Monroe County$102,880
- 8Piatt County$94,811
- 9Calhoun County$93,203
- 10Grundy County$92,235
- 11Woodford County$91,483
- 12Clinton County$86,588
- 13Boone County$84,571
- 14Cook County$83,498
- 15Menard County$82,176
- 16Ogle County$82,132
- 17Effingham County$80,404
- 18Jersey County$80,361
- 19McLean County$79,905
- 20Washington County$78,224
- 21Tazewell County$77,982
- 22Douglas County$77,320
- 23Madison County$75,793
- 24Putnam County$75,590
- 25Sangamon County$75,357
- 26Jasper County$74,755
- 27Mercer County$74,182
- 28Jo Daviess County$73,993
- 29St. Clair County$73,854
- 30Livingston County$73,790
- 31Cumberland County$73,327
- 32LaSalle County$73,045
- 33Clark County$72,927
- 34Shelby County$72,095
- 35Henry County$71,911
- 36Moultrie County$71,784
- 37De Witt County$71,678
- 38Crawford County$71,674
- 39Marshall County$71,585
- 40Kankakee County$71,281
- 41Macoupin County$70,805
- 42DeKalb County$70,724
- 43Lee County$70,292
- 44Bureau County$69,257
- 45Randolph County$68,131
- 46Cass County$68,125
- 47Brown County$67,917
- 48Whiteside County$67,500
- 49Warren County$67,385
- 50Rock Island County$67,159
- 51Scott County$66,705
- 52Logan County$66,358
- 53Morgan County$66,306
- 54Iroquois County$66,255
- 55Adams County$66,220
- 56Bond County$65,959
- 57Schuyler County$65,948
- 58Hancock County$65,865
- 59Winnebago County$65,837
- 60Hamilton County$65,746
- 61Williamson County$65,604
- 62Massac County$65,116
- 63Peoria County$65,108
- 64Stephenson County$64,043
- 65Champaign County$63,683
- 66Montgomery County$63,620
- 67Jefferson County$63,118
- 68Stark County$62,878
- 69Mason County$62,845
- 70Macon County$62,666
- 71Christian County$62,611
- 72Johnson County$62,528
- 73Richland County$62,455
- 74Ford County$62,439
- 75Henderson County$62,227
- 76Greene County$62,192
- 77Perry County$62,118
- 78Marion County$61,240
- 79Fayette County$60,944
- 80Carroll County$60,758
- 81Fulton County$60,599
- 82Edwards County$60,519
- 83Clay County$60,417
- 84Pope County$60,050
- 85Edgar County$59,941
- 86Pike County$59,777
- 87Gallatin County$59,219
- 88Wabash County$57,086
- 89Knox County$57,030
- 90Vermilion County$56,877
- 91Franklin County$56,740
- 92Coles County$56,478
- 93Union County$55,728
- 94Wayne County$55,521
- 95Lawrence County$55,324
- 96White County$54,813
- 97Hardin County$54,271
- 98Saline County$53,117
- 99McDonough County$52,795
- 100Jackson County$48,763
- 101Alexander County$47,043
- 102Pulaski County$42,463
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median household income in Illinois?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 60043 (Kenilworth, IL) has the highest: $250,000+.
Which zip code has the lowest median household income in Illinois?
61605 (Peoria, IL) has the lowest: $26,392.
What is the median household income for the United States?
$80,734; in Illinois it is $83,390.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The middle household income: half of households earn more, half less. Includes all earners in the home. The Census caps reporting at $250,000+.
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