Counties in Illinois by per capita personal income, 2024

Cumberland County had the highest per capita personal income of 102 counties in 2024, at $104,890. Lawrence County had the lowest, at $43,606. The median was $57,523 and the figure for Illinois was $75,507. Source: the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Highest104,890Cumberland County
Lowest43,606Lawrence County
Median57,523102 counties
Illinois75,507History

Map of counties, 2024

Adams County: 62,377 USDAlexander County: 54,342 USDBond County: 48,500 USDBoone County: 59,708 USDBrown County: 49,932 USDBureau County: 54,671 USDCalhoun County: 60,531 USDCarroll County: 54,171 USDCass County: 51,995 USDChampaign County: 59,853 USDChristian County: 53,948 USDClark County: 55,544 USDClay County: 54,942 USDClinton County: 64,744 USDColes County: 57,854 USDCook County: 79,964 USDCrawford County: 61,038 USDCumberland County: 104,890 USDDeKalb County: 55,006 USDDe Witt County: 61,727 USDDouglas County: 70,031 USDDuPage County: 98,481 USDEdgar County: 58,558 USDEdwards County: 53,227 USDEffingham County: 72,180 USDFayette County: 49,155 USDFord County: 69,422 USDFranklin County: 51,381 USDFulton County: 52,445 USDGallatin County: 57,193 USDGreene County: 54,758 USDGrundy County: 63,824 USDHamilton County: 56,469 USDHancock County: 60,715 USDHardin County: 55,913 USDHenderson County: 55,143 USDHenry County: 60,048 USDIroquois County: 59,524 USDJackson County: 50,957 USDJasper County: 59,658 USDJefferson County: 52,893 USDJersey County: 56,565 USDJo Daviess County: 63,662 USDJohnson County: 44,062 USDKane County: 69,927 USDKankakee County: 55,091 USDKendall County: 63,048 USDKnox County: 51,995 USDLake County: 103,546 USDLaSalle County: 57,510 USDLawrence County: 43,606 USDLee County: 55,487 USDLivingston County: 59,404 USDLogan County: 50,572 USDMcDonough County: 51,383 USDMcHenry County: 72,162 USDMcLean County: 66,091 USDMacon County: 61,375 USDMacoupin County: 56,247 USDMadison County: 62,684 USDMarion County: 56,066 USDMarshall County: 58,087 USDMason County: 57,582 USDMassac County: 51,487 USDMenard County: 61,789 USDMercer County: 61,164 USDMonroe County: 77,807 USDMontgomery County: 56,457 USDMorgan County: 53,806 USDMoultrie County: 77,504 USDOgle County: 58,984 USDPeoria County: 64,705 USDPerry County: 49,885 USDPiatt County: 70,960 USDPike County: 59,267 USDPope County: 43,633 USDPulaski County: 48,723 USDPutnam County: 73,151 USDRandolph County: 51,003 USDRichland County: 57,427 USDRock Island County: 54,067 USDSt. Clair County: 61,712 USDSaline County: 55,721 USDSangamon County: 63,581 USDSchuyler County: 55,900 USDScott County: 54,010 USDShelby County: 56,517 USDStark County: 59,494 USDStephenson County: 57,610 USDTazewell County: 62,652 USDUnion County: 53,748 USDVermilion County: 52,819 USDWabash County: 57,146 USDWarren County: 55,441 USDWashington County: 63,450 USDWayne County: 52,956 USDWhite County: 65,452 USDWhiteside County: 57,536 USDWill County: 70,456 USDWilliamson County: 58,380 USDWinnebago County: 55,188 USDWoodford County: 69,291 USD
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USD, 2024. Source: BEA, CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

Top 40 counties, 2024

Cumberland County: 104,890 USDCumberland County104,890Lake County: 103,546 USDLake County103,546DuPage County: 98,481 USDDuPage County98,481Cook County: 79,964 USDCook County79,964Monroe County: 77,807 USDMonroe County77,807Moultrie County: 77,504 USDMoultrie County77,504Putnam County: 73,151 USDPutnam County73,151Effingham County: 72,180 USDEffingham County72,180McHenry County: 72,162 USDMcHenry County72,162Piatt County: 70,960 USDPiatt County70,960Will County: 70,456 USDWill County70,456Douglas County: 70,031 USDDouglas County70,031Kane County: 69,927 USDKane County69,927Ford County: 69,422 USDFord County69,422Woodford County: 69,291 USDWoodford County69,291McLean County: 66,091 USDMcLean County66,091White County: 65,452 USDWhite County65,452Clinton County: 64,744 USDClinton County64,744Peoria County: 64,705 USDPeoria County64,705Grundy County: 63,824 USDGrundy County63,824Jo Daviess County: 63,662 USDJo Daviess County63,662Sangamon County: 63,581 USDSangamon County63,581Washington County: 63,450 USDWashington County63,450Kendall County: 63,048 USDKendall County63,048Madison County: 62,684 USDMadison County62,684Tazewell County: 62,652 USDTazewell County62,652Adams County: 62,377 USDAdams County62,377Menard County: 61,789 USDMenard County61,789De Witt County: 61,727 USDDe Witt County61,727St. Clair County: 61,712 USDSt. Clair County61,712Macon County: 61,375 USDMacon County61,375Mercer County: 61,164 USDMercer County61,164Crawford County: 61,038 USDCrawford County61,038Hancock County: 60,715 USDHancock County60,715Calhoun County: 60,531 USDCalhoun County60,531Henry County: 60,048 USDHenry County60,048Champaign County: 59,853 USDChampaign County59,853Boone County: 59,708 USDBoone County59,708Jasper County: 59,658 USDJasper County59,658Iroquois County: 59,524 USDIroquois County59,524Cumberland County: 104,890 USDCumberland County104,890Lake County: 103,546 USDLake County103,546DuPage County: 98,481 USDDuPage County98,481Cook County: 79,964 USDCook County79,964Monroe County: 77,807 USDMonroe County77,807Moultrie County: 77,504 USDMoultrie County77,504Putnam County: 73,151 USDPutnam County73,151Effingham County: 72,180 USDEffingham County72,180McHenry County: 72,162 USDMcHenry County72,162Piatt County: 70,960 USDPiatt County70,960Will County: 70,456 USDWill County70,456Douglas County: 70,031 USDDouglas County70,031Kane County: 69,927 USDKane County69,927Ford County: 69,422 USDFord County69,422Woodford County: 69,291 USDWoodford County69,291McLean County: 66,091 USDMcLean County66,091White County: 65,452 USDWhite County65,452Clinton County: 64,744 USDClinton County64,744Peoria County: 64,705 USDPeoria County64,705Grundy County: 63,824 USDGrundy County63,824Jo Daviess County: 63,662 USDJo Daviess County63,662Sangamon County: 63,581 USDSangamon County63,581Washington County: 63,450 USDWashington County63,450Kendall County: 63,048 USDKendall County63,048Madison County: 62,684 USDMadison County62,684Tazewell County: 62,652 USDTazewell County62,652Adams County: 62,377 USDAdams County62,377Menard County: 61,789 USDMenard County61,789De Witt County: 61,727 USDDe Witt County61,727St. Clair County: 61,712 USDSt. Clair County61,712Macon County: 61,375 USDMacon County61,375Mercer County: 61,164 USDMercer County61,164Crawford County: 61,038 USDCrawford County61,038Hancock County: 60,715 USDHancock County60,715Calhoun County: 60,531 USDCalhoun County60,531Henry County: 60,048 USDHenry County60,048Champaign County: 59,853 USDChampaign County59,853Boone County: 59,708 USDBoone County59,708Jasper County: 59,658 USDJasper County59,658Iroquois County: 59,524 USDIroquois County59,524
USD. Source: BEA, CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents. Retrieved 2026-10-11.

Full ranking

RankCounties2024
USD
Change on 2023
1Cumberland County104,890+4.3%
2Lake County103,546+3.9%
3DuPage County98,481+3.7%
4Cook County79,964+3.8%
5Monroe County77,807+4.7%
6Moultrie County77,504-0.4%
7Putnam County73,151+2.7%
8Effingham County72,180+5.3%
9McHenry County72,162+4.3%
10Piatt County70,960+0.7%
11Will County70,456+4.2%
12Douglas County70,031+1.8%
13Kane County69,927+3.9%
14Ford County69,422+0.4%
15Woodford County69,291+4.3%
16McLean County66,091+4.1%
17White County65,452+3.6%
18Clinton County64,744+4.3%
19Peoria County64,705+4.6%
20Grundy County63,824+2.6%
21Jo Daviess County63,662+4.2%
22Sangamon County63,581+5.2%
23Washington County63,450+1.3%
24Kendall County63,048+3.9%
25Madison County62,684+4.2%
26Tazewell County62,652+4.8%
27Adams County62,377+3.6%
28Menard County61,789+3.2%
29De Witt County61,727+1.5%
30St. Clair County61,712+4.2%
31Macon County61,375+2.3%
32Mercer County61,164+2.6%
33Crawford County61,038+2.5%
34Hancock County60,715+1.5%
35Calhoun County60,531+2.1%
36Henry County60,048+2.4%
37Champaign County59,853+3.1%
38Boone County59,708+3.9%
39Jasper County59,658+5.2%
40Iroquois County59,524+1.4%
41Stark County59,494-4.5%
42Livingston County59,404+0.6%
43Pike County59,267+3.9%
44Ogle County58,984+3.2%
45Edgar County58,558+1.6%
46Williamson County58,380+4%
47Marshall County58,087-0.3%
48Coles County57,854+4.4%
49Stephenson County57,610+4.4%
50Mason County57,582-0.5%
51Whiteside County57,536+3.7%
52LaSalle County57,510+2.4%
53Richland County57,427+7.2%
54Gallatin County57,193-1.7%
55Wabash County57,146+3.3%
56Jersey County56,565+2.4%
57Shelby County56,517+2.8%
58Hamilton County56,469+1.7%
59Montgomery County56,457+22.8%
60Macoupin County56,247+2.9%
61Marion County56,066+3.2%
62Hardin County55,913+3.8%
63Schuyler County55,900+1.7%
64Saline County55,721+5.9%
65Clark County55,544+3.1%
66Lee County55,487+2.2%
67Warren County55,441-2.4%
68Winnebago County55,188+3.7%
69Henderson County55,143-3.1%
70Kankakee County55,091+3.5%
71DeKalb County55,006+3.6%
72Clay County54,942+2.4%
73Greene County54,758+2%
74Bureau County54,671+2%
75Alexander County54,342+1.4%
76Carroll County54,171+1.8%
77Rock Island County54,067+3.6%
78Scott County54,010-1.5%
79Christian County53,948+2.9%
80Morgan County53,806+2.7%
81Union County53,748+4.4%
82Edwards County53,227+1.8%
83Wayne County52,956+2.8%
84Jefferson County52,893+4.8%
85Vermilion County52,819+2.4%
86Fulton County52,445+3%
87Cass County51,995+1.2%
87Knox County51,995+3.4%
89Massac County51,487+3.8%
90McDonough County51,383+1.5%
91Franklin County51,381+5.6%
92Randolph County51,003+3.5%
93Jackson County50,957+2.8%
94Logan County50,572+1.4%
95Brown County49,932+2.6%
96Perry County49,885+3.3%
97Fayette County49,155+4%
98Pulaski County48,723+1.8%
99Bond County48,500+2.2%
100Johnson County44,062+4.6%
101Pope County43,633+6.3%
102Lawrence County43,606+2.9%

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Personal income of the residents of a place divided by its resident population at mid-year, in current US dollars.

More on how it is measured
  • Personal income is income from work, own businesses, property and government benefits, before income taxes.
  • United States: Bureau of Economic Analysis regional accounts, tables SAINC1 for the nation and states and CAINC1 for counties.

An average, not a median: high incomes pull it up. It includes employer contributions to pensions and health insurance and government benefits, so it is higher than wages or household cash income. For the typical household use median_household_income. Not the same as gdp_per_capita_usd.

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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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents. https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip. Retrieved 2026-10-11.

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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. (2026). CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents (Counties in Illinois by per capita personal income, 2024) [Data set]. Retrieved October 11, 2026, from https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip

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CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents, Counties in Illinois by per capita personal income, 2024. U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, 5 Feb. 2026, https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/per-capita-personal-income/illinois-counties. Accessed 11 Oct. 2026.

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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. 2026. CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents. Counties in Illinois by per capita personal income, 2024. Dataset. Accessed October 11, 2026. https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/per-capita-personal-income/illinois-counties.

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U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (2026) CAINC1: county annual personal income summary, per capita personal income, current dollars, individual counties and county equivalents, Counties in Illinois by per capita personal income, 2024 [Dataset]. Available at: https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAINC1.zip, via Invokely: https://invokely.ai/rankings/per-capita-personal-income/illinois-counties (Accessed: 11 October 2026).

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Which county has the highest per capita personal income?

Cumberland County, with $104,890 in 2024, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Lawrence County, with $43,606 in 2024.

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