Counties in Illinois by per capita personal income

Lake County had the highest per capita personal income of 102 counties in 2013, at $65,027. Pope County had the lowest, at $26,212. The median was $39,618 and the figure for Illinois was $46,725. Source: the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Highest65,027Lake County
Lowest26,212Pope County
Median39,618102 counties
Illinois46,725History

Map of counties, 2013

Adams County: 39,135 USDAlexander County: 29,904 USDBond County: 31,369 USDBoone County: 39,718 USDBrown County: 29,732 USDBureau County: 41,281 USDCalhoun County: 36,816 USDCarroll County: 41,782 USDCass County: 36,498 USDChampaign County: 41,124 USDChristian County: 38,000 USDClark County: 37,775 USDClay County: 35,410 USDClinton County: 39,597 USDColes County: 35,753 USDCook County: 49,022 USDCrawford County: 40,651 USDCumberland County: 46,597 USDDeKalb County: 36,219 USDDe Witt County: 49,236 USDDouglas County: 45,642 USDDuPage County: 59,039 USDEdgar County: 37,129 USDEdwards County: 37,359 USDEffingham County: 40,951 USDFayette County: 31,750 USDFord County: 47,769 USDFranklin County: 33,015 USDFulton County: 34,075 USDGallatin County: 43,403 USDGreene County: 35,789 USDGrundy County: 50,557 USDHamilton County: 37,689 USDHancock County: 42,837 USDHardin County: 34,051 USDHenderson County: 44,056 USDHenry County: 42,406 USDIroquois County: 41,586 USDJackson County: 32,532 USDJasper County: 41,592 USDJefferson County: 34,195 USDJersey County: 35,431 USDJo Daviess County: 41,740 USDJohnson County: 29,749 USDKane County: 43,712 USDKankakee County: 35,706 USDKendall County: 42,701 USDKnox County: 36,947 USDLake County: 65,027 USDLaSalle County: 38,537 USDLawrence County: 32,628 USDLee County: 39,752 USDLivingston County: 40,868 USDLogan County: 35,708 USDMcDonough County: 36,935 USDMcHenry County: 46,859 USDMcLean County: 43,277 USDMacon County: 42,308 USDMacoupin County: 36,274 USDMadison County: 38,705 USDMarion County: 36,150 USDMarshall County: 42,793 USDMason County: 40,973 USDMassac County: 32,648 USDMenard County: 41,678 USDMercer County: 44,758 USDMonroe County: 47,944 USDMontgomery County: 33,929 USDMorgan County: 36,772 USDMoultrie County: 52,673 USDOgle County: 40,424 USDPeoria County: 44,388 USDPerry County: 31,447 USDPiatt County: 49,812 USDPike County: 39,687 USDPope County: 26,212 USDPulaski County: 31,917 USDPutnam County: 55,449 USDRandolph County: 32,174 USDRichland County: 37,653 USDRock Island County: 38,932 USDSt. Clair County: 38,085 USDSaline County: 34,936 USDSangamon County: 41,683 USDSchuyler County: 40,207 USDScott County: 40,085 USDShelby County: 36,367 USDStark County: 46,621 USDStephenson County: 36,695 USDTazewell County: 40,817 USDUnion County: 35,688 USDVermilion County: 35,150 USDWabash County: 39,711 USDWarren County: 40,429 USDWashington County: 41,182 USDWayne County: 37,400 USDWhite County: 43,482 USDWhiteside County: 39,639 USDWill County: 44,294 USDWilliamson County: 38,405 USDWinnebago County: 36,441 USDWoodford County: 46,314 USD
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USD, 2013. 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, 2013

Lake County: 65,027 USDLake County65,027DuPage County: 59,039 USDDuPage County59,039Putnam County: 55,449 USDPutnam County55,449Moultrie County: 52,673 USDMoultrie County52,673Grundy County: 50,557 USDGrundy County50,557Piatt County: 49,812 USDPiatt County49,812De Witt County: 49,236 USDDe Witt County49,236Cook County: 49,022 USDCook County49,022Monroe County: 47,944 USDMonroe County47,944Ford County: 47,769 USDFord County47,769McHenry County: 46,859 USDMcHenry County46,859Stark County: 46,621 USDStark County46,621Cumberland County: 46,597 USDCumberland County46,597Woodford County: 46,314 USDWoodford County46,314Douglas County: 45,642 USDDouglas County45,642Mercer County: 44,758 USDMercer County44,758Peoria County: 44,388 USDPeoria County44,388Will County: 44,294 USDWill County44,294Henderson County: 44,056 USDHenderson County44,056Kane County: 43,712 USDKane County43,712White County: 43,482 USDWhite County43,482Gallatin County: 43,403 USDGallatin County43,403McLean County: 43,277 USDMcLean County43,277Hancock County: 42,837 USDHancock County42,837Marshall County: 42,793 USDMarshall County42,793Kendall County: 42,701 USDKendall County42,701Henry County: 42,406 USDHenry County42,406Macon County: 42,308 USDMacon County42,308Carroll County: 41,782 USDCarroll County41,782Jo Daviess County: 41,740 USDJo Daviess County41,740Sangamon County: 41,683 USDSangamon County41,683Menard County: 41,678 USDMenard County41,678Jasper County: 41,592 USDJasper County41,592Iroquois County: 41,586 USDIroquois County41,586Bureau County: 41,281 USDBureau County41,281Washington County: 41,182 USDWashington County41,182Champaign County: 41,124 USDChampaign County41,124Mason County: 40,973 USDMason County40,973Effingham County: 40,951 USDEffingham County40,951Livingston County: 40,868 USDLivingston County40,868Lake County: 65,027 USDLake County65,027DuPage County: 59,039 USDDuPage County59,039Putnam County: 55,449 USDPutnam County55,449Moultrie County: 52,673 USDMoultrie County52,673Grundy County: 50,557 USDGrundy County50,557Piatt County: 49,812 USDPiatt County49,812De Witt County: 49,236 USDDe Witt County49,236Cook County: 49,022 USDCook County49,022Monroe County: 47,944 USDMonroe County47,944Ford County: 47,769 USDFord County47,769McHenry County: 46,859 USDMcHenry County46,859Stark County: 46,621 USDStark County46,621Cumberland County: 46,597 USDCumberland County46,597Woodford County: 46,314 USDWoodford County46,314Douglas County: 45,642 USDDouglas County45,642Mercer County: 44,758 USDMercer County44,758Peoria County: 44,388 USDPeoria County44,388Will County: 44,294 USDWill County44,294Henderson County: 44,056 USDHenderson County44,056Kane County: 43,712 USDKane County43,712White County: 43,482 USDWhite County43,482Gallatin County: 43,403 USDGallatin County43,403McLean County: 43,277 USDMcLean County43,277Hancock County: 42,837 USDHancock County42,837Marshall County: 42,793 USDMarshall County42,793Kendall County: 42,701 USDKendall County42,701Henry County: 42,406 USDHenry County42,406Macon County: 42,308 USDMacon County42,308Carroll County: 41,782 USDCarroll County41,782Jo Daviess County: 41,740 USDJo Daviess County41,740Sangamon County: 41,683 USDSangamon County41,683Menard County: 41,678 USDMenard County41,678Jasper County: 41,592 USDJasper County41,592Iroquois County: 41,586 USDIroquois County41,586Bureau County: 41,281 USDBureau County41,281Washington County: 41,182 USDWashington County41,182Champaign County: 41,124 USDChampaign County41,124Mason County: 40,973 USDMason County40,973Effingham County: 40,951 USDEffingham County40,951Livingston County: 40,868 USDLivingston County40,868
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

RankCounties2013
USD
Change on 2012
1Lake County65,027-1.6%
2DuPage County59,039+0.8%
3Putnam County55,449+13.4%
4Moultrie County52,673-4.8%
5Grundy County50,557-10.3%
6Piatt County49,812+9%
7De Witt County49,236+17.2%
8Cook County49,022+1.7%
9Monroe County47,944+1%
10Ford County47,769+9.2%
11McHenry County46,859+1.8%
12Stark County46,621+24.2%
13Cumberland County46,597+28.9%
14Woodford County46,314+1.8%
15Douglas County45,642+13.5%
16Mercer County44,758+9.9%
17Peoria County44,388-5.6%
18Will County44,294+2.2%
19Henderson County44,056+21%
20Kane County43,712+1.2%
21White County43,482+6.8%
22Gallatin County43,403+20.7%
23McLean County43,277+1.3%
24Hancock County42,837+13.9%
25Marshall County42,793+12%
26Kendall County42,701+3%
27Henry County42,406+7.8%
28Macon County42,308+2.5%
29Carroll County41,782+13.7%
30Jo Daviess County41,740+6.3%
31Sangamon County41,683+2.8%
32Menard County41,678+9.6%
33Jasper County41,592+6.7%
34Iroquois County41,586+10.9%
35Bureau County41,281+10.1%
36Washington County41,182-2.3%
37Champaign County41,124+3.6%
38Mason County40,973+10.4%
39Effingham County40,951-0.1%
40Livingston County40,868+10%
41Tazewell County40,817-2.5%
42Crawford County40,651+0.7%
43Warren County40,429+16.3%
44Ogle County40,424+6.3%
45Schuyler County40,207+7.8%
46Scott County40,085+16.5%
47Lee County39,752+12%
48Boone County39,718+1.9%
49Wabash County39,711+3.1%
50Pike County39,687+15.9%
51Whiteside County39,639+5.5%
52Clinton County39,597+1.9%
53Adams County39,135+0.5%
54Rock Island County38,932-0.7%
55Madison County38,705+0.8%
56LaSalle County38,537+4.8%
57Williamson County38,405-0.9%
58St. Clair County38,085+0.8%
59Christian County38,000+6.7%
60Clark County37,775+8.5%
61Hamilton County37,689+8%
62Richland County37,653+5.1%
63Wayne County37,400+1.6%
64Edwards County37,359+6.5%
65Edgar County37,129+10.7%
66Knox County36,947+4.2%
67McDonough County36,935+9.6%
68Calhoun County36,816+4.1%
69Morgan County36,772+4.1%
70Stephenson County36,695+1.7%
71Cass County36,498+9.1%
72Winnebago County36,441+2.5%
73Shelby County36,367+8.7%
74Macoupin County36,274+6.9%
75DeKalb County36,219+5.9%
76Marion County36,150+3.8%
77Greene County35,789+11.4%
78Coles County35,753+3.9%
79Logan County35,708+14.4%
80Kankakee County35,706+3.7%
81Union County35,688+1.8%
82Jersey County35,431+3.3%
83Clay County35,410+2.8%
84Vermilion County35,150+3.6%
85Saline County34,936+0.7%
86Jefferson County34,1950%
87Fulton County34,075+3.7%
88Hardin County34,051+5.4%
89Montgomery County33,929+10.3%
90Franklin County33,015-0.8%
91Massac County32,648-0.2%
92Lawrence County32,628+2.4%
93Jackson County32,532+0.7%
94Randolph County32,174+2.8%
95Pulaski County31,917+2.2%
96Fayette County31,750+6.3%
97Perry County31,447-0.2%
98Bond County31,369+2.7%
99Alexander County29,904+13.9%
100Johnson County29,749+2.6%
101Brown County29,732+7.2%
102Pope County26,212-1.8%

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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, 2013) [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, 2013. 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?period=2013. 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, 2013. 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?period=2013.

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