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Total income of everyone in the zip divided by the number of residents, including children. Lower than household income because it's per person.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- $44,673
- Illinois
- $46,406
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- 1DuPage County$58,189
- 2Lake County$57,153
- 3Monroe County$49,605
- 4McHenry County$49,388
- 5Cook County$49,329
- 6Will County$47,516
- 7Kane County$47,482
- 8Piatt County$46,739
- 9Jo Daviess County$44,251
- 10Sangamon County$44,151
- 11Kendall County$44,141
- 12Woodford County$44,140
- 13Grundy County$43,656
- 14McLean County$43,372
- 15Clinton County$42,658
- 16Madison County$41,560
- 17Menard County$41,446
- 18Tazewell County$41,190
- 19Washington County$40,841
- 20Putnam County$40,375
- 21Peoria County$40,155
- 22Effingham County$40,117
- 23Ogle County$40,038
- 24Boone County$39,818
- 25Hamilton County$39,790
- 26Henry County$39,614
- 27Mercer County$39,391
- 28LaSalle County$39,375
- 29St. Clair County$38,942
- 30Jersey County$38,634
- 31Champaign County$38,439
- 32De Witt County$38,005
- 33Stark County$37,754
- 34Adams County$37,595
- 35Wabash County$37,580
- 36Clark County$37,528
- 37Bureau County$37,423
- 38Marshall County$37,407
- 39Livingston County$37,327
- 40Whiteside County$37,312
- 41Williamson County$37,284
- 42Bond County$37,166
- 43Macoupin County$37,136
- 44Hancock County$37,092
- 45Moultrie County$37,035
- 46Rock Island County$36,842
- 47Kankakee County$36,825
- 48Saline County$36,683
- 49Douglas County$36,634
- 50Scott County$36,633
- 51Macon County$36,605
- 52Crawford County$36,486
- 53Jasper County$36,416
- 54Iroquois County$36,404
- 55DeKalb County$36,298
- 56Cumberland County$36,140
- 57Morgan County$35,963
- 58Lee County$35,945
- 59Winnebago County$35,697
- 60Stephenson County$35,305
- 61Warren County$35,164
- 62Calhoun County$35,142
- 63Logan County$35,126
- 64Edgar County$35,038
- 65Christian County$34,875
- 66Shelby County$34,820
- 67Mason County$34,815
- 68Gallatin County$34,560
- 69Edwards County$34,238
- 70Ford County$34,075
- 71Coles County$33,885
- 72Greene County$33,635
- 73Montgomery County$33,451
- 74Richland County$33,126
- 75Jefferson County$33,038
- 76Cass County$32,954
- 77Schuyler County$32,939
- 78Henderson County$32,931
- 79Fulton County$32,918
- 80Marion County$32,825
- 81Randolph County$32,715
- 82McDonough County$32,219
- 83Fayette County$32,197
- 84Pike County$32,134
- 85Carroll County$32,110
- 86Massac County$32,040
- 87Clay County$31,980
- 88Pope County$31,967
- 89Knox County$31,878
- 90Wayne County$31,813
- 91Union County$31,657
- 92Vermilion County$31,655
- 93Lawrence County$31,637
- 94Franklin County$31,012
- 95White County$30,898
- 96Perry County$30,897
- 97Jackson County$30,227
- 98Hardin County$29,650
- 99Alexander County$29,379
- 100Johnson County$27,765
- 101Brown County$26,202
- 102Pulaski County$24,074
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest per capita income in Illinois?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 60606 (Chicago, IL) has the highest: $178,211.
Which zip code has the lowest per capita income in Illinois?
61402 (Galesburg, IL) has the lowest: $643.
What is the per capita income for the United States?
$44,673; in Illinois it is $46,406.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Total income of everyone in the zip divided by the number of residents, including children. Lower than household income because it's per person.
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