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Everyone who lives in the zip code, from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (5-year average).
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- 334,922,499
- Illinois
- 12,694,798
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- 1Cook County5,182,090
- 2DuPage County930,024
- 3Lake County714,223
- 4Will County701,462
- 5Kane County517,255
- 6McHenry County312,591
- 7Winnebago County283,292
- 8Madison County264,238
- 9St. Clair County253,694
- 10Champaign County208,741
- 11Sangamon County194,947
- 12Peoria County179,645
- 13McLean County171,556
- 14Rock Island County142,757
- 15Kendall County137,675
- 16Tazewell County130,290
- 17LaSalle County108,714
- 18Kankakee County106,635
- 19Macon County101,849
- 20DeKalb County100,703
- 21Vermilion County72,386
- 22Williamson County66,876
- 23Adams County64,754
- 24Whiteside County54,947
- 25Boone County53,230
- 26Grundy County53,219
- 27Jackson County53,064
- 28Ogle County51,495
- 29Knox County49,046
- 30Henry County48,643
- 31Coles County46,777
- 32Macoupin County44,350
- 33Stephenson County43,768
- 34Woodford County38,312
- 35Franklin County37,323
- 36Marion County37,000
- 37Clinton County36,954
- 38Jefferson County36,550
- 39Livingston County35,565
- 40Monroe County35,036
- 41Effingham County34,522
- 42Lee County33,869
- 43Christian County33,538
- 44Morgan County33,021
- 45Fulton County33,020
- 46Bureau County32,866
- 47Randolph County30,058
- 48Montgomery County27,942
- 49Logan County27,713
- 50McDonough County26,920
- 51Iroquois County26,449
- 52Saline County23,213
- 53Jo Daviess County21,851
- 54Fayette County21,315
- 55Jersey County21,274
- 56Shelby County20,720
- 57Perry County20,639
- 58Douglas County19,751
- 59Crawford County18,511
- 60Hancock County17,281
- 61Union County16,997
- 62Bond County16,716
- 63Piatt County16,695
- 64Edgar County16,535
- 65Warren County16,447
- 66Wayne County15,973
- 67Richland County15,598
- 68Carroll County15,576
- 69Mercer County15,495
- 70De Witt County15,373
- 71Clark County15,266
- 72Lawrence County15,031
- 73Pike County14,469
- 74Moultrie County14,424
- 75Massac County13,865
- 76Washington County13,627
- 77White County13,619
- 78Ford County13,406
- 79Johnson County13,376
- 80Clay County13,052
- 81Cass County12,784
- 82Mason County12,745
- 83Menard County12,095
- 84Greene County11,683
- 85Marshall County11,647
- 86Wabash County11,119
- 87Cumberland County10,334
- 88Jasper County9,180
- 89Hamilton County7,916
- 90Schuyler County6,787
- 91Brown County6,322
- 92Henderson County6,193
- 93Edwards County6,075
- 94Putnam County5,601
- 95Stark County5,308
- 96Pulaski County5,015
- 97Scott County4,937
- 98Alexander County4,875
- 99Gallatin County4,819
- 100Calhoun County4,330
- 101Pope County3,739
- 102Hardin County3,605
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest population in Illinois?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 60629 (Chicago, IL) has the highest: 108,324.
Which zip code has the lowest population in Illinois?
62625 (Cantrall, IL) has the lowest: 1,003.
What is the population for the United States?
334,922,499; in Illinois it is 12,694,798.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). Everyone who lives in the zip code, from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey (5-year average).
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