Counties in Illinois by per capita personal income

Lake County had the highest per capita personal income of 102 counties in 2019, at $78,646. Lawrence County had the lowest, at $31,081. The median was $43,213 and the figure for Illinois was $57,740. Source: the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Highest78,646Lake County
Lowest31,081Lawrence County
Median43,213102 counties
Illinois57,740History

Map of counties, 2019

Adams County: 46,562 USDAlexander County: 39,891 USDBond County: 37,657 USDBoone County: 47,492 USDBrown County: 37,716 USDBureau County: 41,120 USDCalhoun County: 44,603 USDCarroll County: 40,596 USDCass County: 38,391 USDChampaign County: 46,283 USDChristian County: 39,576 USDClark County: 41,789 USDClay County: 39,141 USDClinton County: 49,239 USDColes County: 43,354 USDCook County: 63,007 USDCrawford County: 46,171 USDCumberland County: 73,151 USDDeKalb County: 43,388 USDDe Witt County: 46,006 USDDouglas County: 49,755 USDDuPage County: 75,343 USDEdgar County: 41,777 USDEdwards County: 41,654 USDEffingham County: 49,856 USDFayette County: 36,015 USDFord County: 50,838 USDFranklin County: 38,153 USDFulton County: 38,472 USDGallatin County: 41,342 USDGreene County: 37,731 USDGrundy County: 57,718 USDHamilton County: 43,264 USDHancock County: 43,934 USDHardin County: 39,103 USDHenderson County: 41,006 USDHenry County: 45,567 USDIroquois County: 43,797 USDJackson County: 39,507 USDJasper County: 42,252 USDJefferson County: 40,075 USDJersey County: 43,086 USDJo Daviess County: 47,439 USDJohnson County: 34,534 USDKane County: 54,137 USDKankakee County: 43,187 USDKendall County: 50,922 USDKnox County: 38,734 USDLake County: 78,646 USDLaSalle County: 44,508 USDLawrence County: 31,081 USDLee County: 42,159 USDLivingston County: 45,401 USDLogan County: 38,007 USDMcDonough County: 40,238 USDMcHenry County: 56,451 USDMcLean County: 49,833 USDMacon County: 47,288 USDMacoupin County: 41,466 USDMadison County: 47,710 USDMarion County: 42,063 USDMarshall County: 43,852 USDMason County: 41,812 USDMassac County: 37,642 USDMenard County: 46,001 USDMercer County: 45,371 USDMonroe County: 58,146 USDMontgomery County: 35,698 USDMorgan County: 40,543 USDMoultrie County: 66,211 USDOgle County: 45,490 USDPeoria County: 49,702 USDPerry County: 37,230 USDPiatt County: 52,676 USDPike County: 42,420 USDPope County: 31,631 USDPulaski County: 37,619 USDPutnam County: 57,652 USDRandolph County: 39,354 USDRichland County: 41,150 USDRock Island County: 43,471 USDSt. Clair County: 46,132 USDSaline County: 39,245 USDSangamon County: 48,902 USDSchuyler County: 43,400 USDScott County: 40,841 USDShelby County: 41,330 USDStark County: 41,320 USDStephenson County: 42,642 USDTazewell County: 47,924 USDUnion County: 41,601 USDVermilion County: 39,800 USDWabash County: 42,705 USDWarren County: 40,329 USDWashington County: 48,424 USDWayne County: 39,221 USDWhite County: 47,159 USDWhiteside County: 43,511 USDWill County: 54,331 USDWilliamson County: 45,247 USDWinnebago County: 43,239 USDWoodford County: 51,768 USD
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USD, 2019. 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, 2019

Lake County: 78,646 USDLake County78,646DuPage County: 75,343 USDDuPage County75,343Cumberland County: 73,151 USDCumberland County73,151Moultrie County: 66,211 USDMoultrie County66,211Cook County: 63,007 USDCook County63,007Monroe County: 58,146 USDMonroe County58,146Grundy County: 57,718 USDGrundy County57,718Putnam County: 57,652 USDPutnam County57,652McHenry County: 56,451 USDMcHenry County56,451Will County: 54,331 USDWill County54,331Kane County: 54,137 USDKane County54,137Piatt County: 52,676 USDPiatt County52,676Woodford County: 51,768 USDWoodford County51,768Kendall County: 50,922 USDKendall County50,922Ford County: 50,838 USDFord County50,838Effingham County: 49,856 USDEffingham County49,856McLean County: 49,833 USDMcLean County49,833Douglas County: 49,755 USDDouglas County49,755Peoria County: 49,702 USDPeoria County49,702Clinton County: 49,239 USDClinton County49,239Sangamon County: 48,902 USDSangamon County48,902Washington County: 48,424 USDWashington County48,424Tazewell County: 47,924 USDTazewell County47,924Madison County: 47,710 USDMadison County47,710Boone County: 47,492 USDBoone County47,492Jo Daviess County: 47,439 USDJo Daviess County47,439Macon County: 47,288 USDMacon County47,288White County: 47,159 USDWhite County47,159Adams County: 46,562 USDAdams County46,562Champaign County: 46,283 USDChampaign County46,283Crawford County: 46,171 USDCrawford County46,171St. Clair County: 46,132 USDSt. Clair County46,132De Witt County: 46,006 USDDe Witt County46,006Menard County: 46,001 USDMenard County46,001Henry County: 45,567 USDHenry County45,567Ogle County: 45,490 USDOgle County45,490Livingston County: 45,401 USDLivingston County45,401Mercer County: 45,371 USDMercer County45,371Williamson County: 45,247 USDWilliamson County45,247Calhoun County: 44,603 USDCalhoun County44,603Lake County: 78,646 USDLake County78,646DuPage County: 75,343 USDDuPage County75,343Cumberland County: 73,151 USDCumberland County73,151Moultrie County: 66,211 USDMoultrie County66,211Cook County: 63,007 USDCook County63,007Monroe County: 58,146 USDMonroe County58,146Grundy County: 57,718 USDGrundy County57,718Putnam County: 57,652 USDPutnam County57,652McHenry County: 56,451 USDMcHenry County56,451Will County: 54,331 USDWill County54,331Kane County: 54,137 USDKane County54,137Piatt County: 52,676 USDPiatt County52,676Woodford County: 51,768 USDWoodford County51,768Kendall County: 50,922 USDKendall County50,922Ford County: 50,838 USDFord County50,838Effingham County: 49,856 USDEffingham County49,856McLean County: 49,833 USDMcLean County49,833Douglas County: 49,755 USDDouglas County49,755Peoria County: 49,702 USDPeoria County49,702Clinton County: 49,239 USDClinton County49,239Sangamon County: 48,902 USDSangamon County48,902Washington County: 48,424 USDWashington County48,424Tazewell County: 47,924 USDTazewell County47,924Madison County: 47,710 USDMadison County47,710Boone County: 47,492 USDBoone County47,492Jo Daviess County: 47,439 USDJo Daviess County47,439Macon County: 47,288 USDMacon County47,288White County: 47,159 USDWhite County47,159Adams County: 46,562 USDAdams County46,562Champaign County: 46,283 USDChampaign County46,283Crawford County: 46,171 USDCrawford County46,171St. Clair County: 46,132 USDSt. Clair County46,132De Witt County: 46,006 USDDe Witt County46,006Menard County: 46,001 USDMenard County46,001Henry County: 45,567 USDHenry County45,567Ogle County: 45,490 USDOgle County45,490Livingston County: 45,401 USDLivingston County45,401Mercer County: 45,371 USDMercer County45,371Williamson County: 45,247 USDWilliamson County45,247Calhoun County: 44,603 USDCalhoun County44,603
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

RankCounties2019
USD
Change on 2018
1Lake County78,646+1.8%
2DuPage County75,343+4.2%
3Cumberland County73,151+1.4%
4Moultrie County66,211+8%
5Cook County63,007+2.7%
6Monroe County58,146+3.2%
7Grundy County57,718+9%
8Putnam County57,652-4.1%
9McHenry County56,451+3.5%
10Will County54,331+3.6%
11Kane County54,137+3.5%
12Piatt County52,676-0.3%
13Woodford County51,768+0.4%
14Kendall County50,922+4.7%
15Ford County50,838+4.8%
16Effingham County49,856+2.7%
17McLean County49,833+1.8%
18Douglas County49,755+0.7%
19Peoria County49,702+2.2%
20Clinton County49,239+5.5%
21Sangamon County48,902+4%
22Washington County48,424+2.9%
23Tazewell County47,924+1.4%
24Madison County47,710+4.8%
25Boone County47,492+1.4%
26Jo Daviess County47,439+3.9%
27Macon County47,288+0.2%
28White County47,159+1%
29Adams County46,562+2.1%
30Champaign County46,283+4.1%
31Crawford County46,171+3.2%
32St. Clair County46,132+3.8%
33De Witt County46,006-1%
34Menard County46,001+2.6%
35Henry County45,567+2.9%
36Ogle County45,490+1.5%
37Livingston County45,401+2.8%
38Mercer County45,371+0.5%
39Williamson County45,247+4.1%
40Calhoun County44,603+3.3%
41LaSalle County44,508+2.5%
42Hancock County43,934+2.3%
43Marshall County43,852-0.2%
44Iroquois County43,797+3.2%
45Whiteside County43,511+2.8%
46Rock Island County43,471+1.2%
47Schuyler County43,400+6.9%
48DeKalb County43,388+4%
49Coles County43,354+2.7%
50Hamilton County43,264+1.6%
51Winnebago County43,239+1.6%
52Kankakee County43,187+4.2%
53Jersey County43,086+3.2%
54Wabash County42,705+2%
55Stephenson County42,642+3.9%
56Pike County42,420+3.4%
57Jasper County42,252+1.5%
58Lee County42,159+3.8%
59Marion County42,063+3.6%
60Mason County41,812+1.9%
61Clark County41,789+2.7%
62Edgar County41,777+2.4%
63Edwards County41,654+2.4%
64Union County41,601+3%
65Macoupin County41,466+2.8%
66Gallatin County41,342+5.8%
67Shelby County41,330+2%
68Stark County41,320-2.9%
69Richland County41,150+2.1%
70Bureau County41,120+3.4%
71Henderson County41,006-3.9%
72Scott County40,841-1.4%
73Carroll County40,596+1.1%
74Morgan County40,543+3.1%
75Warren County40,3290%
76McDonough County40,238+1%
77Jefferson County40,075+2.1%
78Alexander County39,891+10.2%
79Vermilion County39,800+3.1%
80Christian County39,576+1.3%
81Jackson County39,507+3%
82Randolph County39,354+5.8%
83Saline County39,245+2.4%
84Wayne County39,221+4.7%
85Clay County39,141-1.7%
86Hardin County39,103+3.1%
87Knox County38,734+1%
88Fulton County38,472+2.8%
89Cass County38,391+2.6%
90Franklin County38,153+2.6%
91Logan County38,007+2.7%
92Greene County37,731+1.3%
93Brown County37,716+4.4%
94Bond County37,657+5.1%
95Massac County37,642+4.4%
96Pulaski County37,619+3.7%
97Perry County37,230+3.3%
98Fayette County36,015+2.8%
99Montgomery County35,698+2.2%
100Johnson County34,534+2.4%
101Pope County31,631+1.3%
102Lawrence County31,081+1.7%

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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, 2019) [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, 2019. 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=2019. Accessed 11 Oct. 2026.

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