Counties in Illinois by GDP per capita (US dollars)

Crawford County had the highest GDP per capita (US dollars) of 102 counties in 2014, at $125,310. Pope County had the lowest, at $15,418. The median was $39,932 and the figure for Illinois was $59,549. Source: BEA.

Highest125,310Crawford County
Lowest15,418Pope County
Median39,932102 counties
Illinois59,549History

Top 40 counties, 2014

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Crawford CountyCrawford County: 125,310 USD125,310DuPage CountyDuPage County: 88,190 USD88,190Tazewell CountyTazewell County: 81,775 USD81,775Lake CountyLake County: 79,730 USD79,730McLean CountyMcLean County: 72,343 USD72,343De Witt CountyDe Witt County: 71,351 USD71,351Macon CountyMacon County: 69,514 USD69,514Rock Island CountyRock Island County: 68,285 USD68,285Cook CountyCook County: 67,755 USD67,755Grundy CountyGrundy County: 67,189 USD67,189Jasper CountyJasper County: 63,367 USD63,367Peoria CountyPeoria County: 60,689 USD60,689Putnam CountyPutnam County: 58,819 USD58,819Brown CountyBrown County: 57,233 USD57,233Madison CountyMadison County: 54,500 USD54,500Massac CountyMassac County: 53,196 USD53,196Effingham CountyEffingham County: 52,966 USD52,966Champaign CountyChampaign County: 52,630 USD52,630Ogle CountyOgle County: 52,514 USD52,514Sangamon CountySangamon County: 52,192 USD52,192Randolph CountyRandolph County: 50,818 USD50,818Douglas CountyDouglas County: 50,598 USD50,598Adams CountyAdams County: 50,579 USD50,579Washington CountyWashington County: 50,576 USD50,576LaSalle CountyLaSalle County: 48,308 USD48,308Livingston CountyLivingston County: 46,222 USD46,222Moultrie CountyMoultrie County: 45,923 USD45,923Christian CountyChristian County: 45,741 USD45,741Kane CountyKane County: 45,191 USD45,191Winnebago CountyWinnebago County: 44,415 USD44,415Cass CountyCass County: 44,323 USD44,323Ford CountyFord County: 44,307 USD44,307Saline CountySaline County: 44,186 USD44,186Jefferson CountyJefferson County: 43,831 USD43,831Stark CountyStark County: 43,152 USD43,152Coles CountyColes County: 43,146 USD43,146Montgomery CountyMontgomery County: 42,837 USD42,837Jackson CountyJackson County: 42,412 USD42,412Warren CountyWarren County: 42,386 USD42,386Stephenson CountyStephenson County: 42,362 USD42,362
USD. Source: Invokely calculation with data from BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

Full ranking

RankCounties2014
USD
Change on 2013
1Crawford County125,310+10.2%
2DuPage County88,190+3.4%
3Tazewell County81,775-0.4%
4Lake County79,730+4.6%
5McLean County72,343+13.9%
6De Witt County71,351+10.4%
7Macon County69,514+7.6%
8Rock Island County68,285+2.7%
9Cook County67,755+3.9%
10Grundy County67,189-4.9%
11Jasper County63,367-1.1%
12Peoria County60,689+2.5%
13Putnam County58,819+5.1%
14Brown County57,233+3.4%
15Madison County54,500+21.3%
16Massac County53,196+4%
17Effingham County52,966+3.5%
18Champaign County52,630+3.7%
19Ogle County52,514+1.9%
20Sangamon County52,192+4.3%
21Randolph County50,818-0%
22Douglas County50,598+4%
23Adams County50,579+5.7%
24Washington County50,576-3.5%
25LaSalle County48,308+2.5%
26Livingston County46,222-2.9%
27Moultrie County45,923-6.4%
28Christian County45,741+4.8%
29Kane County45,191+3.2%
30Winnebago County44,415+4.1%
31Cass County44,323+1.6%
32Ford County44,307-6.6%
33Saline County44,186+2%
34Jefferson County43,831-2.9%
35Stark County43,152-1.5%
36Coles County43,146+4.5%
37Montgomery County42,837-3.1%
38Jackson County42,412+3.7%
39Warren County42,386+1.1%
40Stephenson County42,362+2%
41Mason County42,089+0.5%
42Clay County42,082+5.1%
43Kankakee County41,996+6.5%
44Morgan County41,246+0.2%
45McDonough County41,095+1.5%
46Will County41,029+6.3%
47Lee County40,912-1.8%
48Edgar County40,739+0.9%
49White County40,482-1.6%
50St. Clair County40,386+1.3%
51Vermilion County39,987+1.3%
52Edwards County39,876-5.2%
53Williamson County39,261-0.7%
54Iroquois County38,007-2.4%
55Knox County37,650-0.9%
56Whiteside County37,069-4.3%
57DeKalb County36,826+1.4%
58Schuyler County36,678+3.8%
59Pike County36,481+2.5%
60Jo Daviess County36,184-5.9%
61Bureau County36,143-8.1%
62Cumberland County35,728+22.7%
63McHenry County35,673+1.7%
64Richland County35,542+2.3%
65Carroll County35,043-6.2%
66Gallatin County34,621-19.4%
67Pulaski County34,467+3.1%
68Logan County33,464-5.5%
69Hancock County33,449+2%
70Marshall County33,108-6%
71Scott County33,016-3.3%
72Hamilton County32,819+22%
73Marion County31,675-0.7%
74Henry County31,058-1.6%
75Woodford County30,418-1.8%
76Boone County29,839-0.3%
77Lawrence County29,744+0.8%
78Clark County29,224-7.5%
79Henderson County29,131-6.1%
80Mercer County28,967+2.7%
81Wabash County28,730-7.8%
82Perry County28,273-2.2%
83Clinton County28,108+1.9%
84Bond County28,003-0.5%
85Shelby County27,592-5.2%
86Piatt County27,592-4.8%
87Wayne County26,999-7.7%
88Franklin County25,864+5.8%
89Fulton County25,607-1.5%
90Kendall County25,466-0.5%
91Greene County25,458-6.2%
92Monroe County25,292+1.6%
93Hardin County24,472+1.9%
94Macoupin County23,734-7.1%
95Alexander County22,860+0.4%
96Fayette County22,801-9.2%
97Union County22,610-3.6%
98Jersey County19,977-5%
99Menard County19,298-11.5%
100Calhoun County18,195-2.2%
101Johnson County16,170-0.7%
102Pope County15,418-6.3%

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About this ranking

Gross domestic product at current prices in US dollars divided by the resident population.

United States, states and counties: Invokely calculation, BEA current-dollar GDP divided by the BEA mid-year population of the same year and place; both inputs are shown with each value. GDP is counted where production happens and population where people live, so places with many commuters or capital-intensive industries, such as the District of Columbia or oil counties, show very high values. Not the same as per_capita_personal_income. For Spain and the EU use gdp_per_capita (EUR) or gdp_per_capita_pps. Other countries and the World: World Bank, converted at official annual average exchange rates (market rates, not purchasing power parity, so it understates living standards in lower-price countries). For euros use gdp_per_capita.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the counties are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

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Invokely calculation from GDP in current dollars (BEA SAGDP2 and CAGDP1) divided by mid-year population (BEA SAINC1 and CAINC1). https://invokely.ai/docs/methodology#gdp_per_capita_usd. Retrieved 2026-10-09.

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Which county has the highest GDP per capita (US dollars)?

Crawford County, with $125,310 in 2014, according to BEA.

Which county has the lowest GDP per capita (US dollars)?

Pope County, with $15,418 in 2014.

Where does this ranking come from?

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