Counties in Illinois by per capita personal income

Cumberland County had the highest per capita personal income of 102 counties in 2022, at $94,219. Pope County had the lowest, at $37,853. The median was $54,281 and the figure for Illinois was $68,136. Source: the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Highest94,219Cumberland County
Lowest37,853Pope County
Median54,281102 counties
Illinois68,136History

Map of counties, 2022

Adams County: 56,962 USDAlexander County: 49,326 USDBond County: 45,054 USDBoone County: 55,333 USDBrown County: 46,925 USDBureau County: 51,702 USDCalhoun County: 57,249 USDCarroll County: 51,854 USDCass County: 50,681 USDChampaign County: 55,063 USDChristian County: 50,287 USDClark County: 52,495 USDClay County: 50,201 USDClinton County: 59,991 USDColes County: 52,366 USDCook County: 72,949 USDCrawford County: 56,899 USDCumberland County: 94,219 USDDeKalb County: 50,823 USDDe Witt County: 59,276 USDDouglas County: 68,340 USDDuPage County: 89,732 USDEdgar County: 57,163 USDEdwards County: 50,910 USDEffingham County: 64,015 USDFayette County: 45,438 USDFord County: 69,110 USDFranklin County: 45,836 USDFulton County: 48,431 USDGallatin County: 55,256 USDGreene County: 53,745 USDGrundy County: 59,222 USDHamilton County: 53,278 USDHancock County: 57,229 USDHardin County: 51,645 USDHenderson County: 58,142 USDHenry County: 56,612 USDIroquois County: 57,143 USDJackson County: 46,558 USDJasper County: 56,385 USDJefferson County: 47,888 USDJersey County: 53,237 USDJo Daviess County: 57,354 USDJohnson County: 39,247 USDKane County: 64,200 USDKankakee County: 50,881 USDKendall County: 58,095 USDKnox County: 47,652 USDLake County: 93,358 USDLaSalle County: 53,684 USDLawrence County: 41,615 USDLee County: 51,953 USDLivingston County: 58,353 USDLogan County: 48,522 USDMcDonough County: 48,836 USDMcHenry County: 65,707 USDMcLean County: 60,473 USDMacon County: 57,306 USDMacoupin County: 51,683 USDMadison County: 56,523 USDMarion County: 50,917 USDMarshall County: 56,543 USDMason County: 56,186 USDMassac County: 45,986 USDMenard County: 57,457 USDMercer County: 59,758 USDMonroe County: 69,659 USDMontgomery County: 43,433 USDMorgan County: 49,869 USDMoultrie County: 82,616 USDOgle County: 54,973 USDPeoria County: 58,474 USDPerry County: 45,934 USDPiatt County: 68,019 USDPike County: 54,926 USDPope County: 37,853 USDPulaski County: 45,358 USDPutnam County: 66,871 USDRandolph County: 46,618 USDRichland County: 52,381 USDRock Island County: 49,671 USDSt. Clair County: 55,856 USDSaline County: 48,435 USDSangamon County: 57,326 USDSchuyler County: 53,056 USDScott County: 54,816 USDShelby County: 52,884 USDStark County: 62,104 USDStephenson County: 52,551 USDTazewell County: 57,019 USDUnion County: 48,416 USDVermilion County: 49,528 USDWabash County: 52,689 USDWarren County: 56,194 USDWashington County: 60,503 USDWayne County: 50,431 USDWhite County: 60,434 USDWhiteside County: 52,664 USDWill County: 64,368 USDWilliamson County: 52,882 USDWinnebago County: 50,898 USDWoodford County: 63,567 USD
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USD, 2022. 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, 2022

Cumberland County: 94,219 USDCumberland County94,219Lake County: 93,358 USDLake County93,358DuPage County: 89,732 USDDuPage County89,732Moultrie County: 82,616 USDMoultrie County82,616Cook County: 72,949 USDCook County72,949Monroe County: 69,659 USDMonroe County69,659Ford County: 69,110 USDFord County69,110Douglas County: 68,340 USDDouglas County68,340Piatt County: 68,019 USDPiatt County68,019Putnam County: 66,871 USDPutnam County66,871McHenry County: 65,707 USDMcHenry County65,707Will County: 64,368 USDWill County64,368Kane County: 64,200 USDKane County64,200Effingham County: 64,015 USDEffingham County64,015Woodford County: 63,567 USDWoodford County63,567Stark County: 62,104 USDStark County62,104Washington County: 60,503 USDWashington County60,503McLean County: 60,473 USDMcLean County60,473White County: 60,434 USDWhite County60,434Clinton County: 59,991 USDClinton County59,991Mercer County: 59,758 USDMercer County59,758De Witt County: 59,276 USDDe Witt County59,276Grundy County: 59,222 USDGrundy County59,222Peoria County: 58,474 USDPeoria County58,474Livingston County: 58,353 USDLivingston County58,353Henderson County: 58,142 USDHenderson County58,142Kendall County: 58,095 USDKendall County58,095Menard County: 57,457 USDMenard County57,457Jo Daviess County: 57,354 USDJo Daviess County57,354Sangamon County: 57,326 USDSangamon County57,326Macon County: 57,306 USDMacon County57,306Calhoun County: 57,249 USDCalhoun County57,249Hancock County: 57,229 USDHancock County57,229Edgar County: 57,163 USDEdgar County57,163Iroquois County: 57,143 USDIroquois County57,143Tazewell County: 57,019 USDTazewell County57,019Adams County: 56,962 USDAdams County56,962Crawford County: 56,899 USDCrawford County56,899Henry County: 56,612 USDHenry County56,612Marshall County: 56,543 USDMarshall County56,543Cumberland County: 94,219 USDCumberland County94,219Lake County: 93,358 USDLake County93,358DuPage County: 89,732 USDDuPage County89,732Moultrie County: 82,616 USDMoultrie County82,616Cook County: 72,949 USDCook County72,949Monroe County: 69,659 USDMonroe County69,659Ford County: 69,110 USDFord County69,110Douglas County: 68,340 USDDouglas County68,340Piatt County: 68,019 USDPiatt County68,019Putnam County: 66,871 USDPutnam County66,871McHenry County: 65,707 USDMcHenry County65,707Will County: 64,368 USDWill County64,368Kane County: 64,200 USDKane County64,200Effingham County: 64,015 USDEffingham County64,015Woodford County: 63,567 USDWoodford County63,567Stark County: 62,104 USDStark County62,104Washington County: 60,503 USDWashington County60,503McLean County: 60,473 USDMcLean County60,473White County: 60,434 USDWhite County60,434Clinton County: 59,991 USDClinton County59,991Mercer County: 59,758 USDMercer County59,758De Witt County: 59,276 USDDe Witt County59,276Grundy County: 59,222 USDGrundy County59,222Peoria County: 58,474 USDPeoria County58,474Livingston County: 58,353 USDLivingston County58,353Henderson County: 58,142 USDHenderson County58,142Kendall County: 58,095 USDKendall County58,095Menard County: 57,457 USDMenard County57,457Jo Daviess County: 57,354 USDJo Daviess County57,354Sangamon County: 57,326 USDSangamon County57,326Macon County: 57,306 USDMacon County57,306Calhoun County: 57,249 USDCalhoun County57,249Hancock County: 57,229 USDHancock County57,229Edgar County: 57,163 USDEdgar County57,163Iroquois County: 57,143 USDIroquois County57,143Tazewell County: 57,019 USDTazewell County57,019Adams County: 56,962 USDAdams County56,962Crawford County: 56,899 USDCrawford County56,899Henry County: 56,612 USDHenry County56,612Marshall County: 56,543 USDMarshall County56,543
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

RankCounties2022
USD
Change on 2021
1Cumberland County94,219+4.7%
2Lake County93,358+3.9%
3DuPage County89,732+4.3%
4Moultrie County82,616+22.8%
5Cook County72,949+0.5%
6Monroe County69,659+2.4%
7Ford County69,110+11%
8Douglas County68,340+11.8%
9Piatt County68,019+2.8%
10Putnam County66,871-0.2%
11McHenry County65,707+3.1%
12Will County64,368+3.3%
13Kane County64,200+2.4%
14Effingham County64,015+5.6%
15Woodford County63,567+4.1%
16Stark County62,104+1.8%
17Washington County60,503-0.2%
18McLean County60,473+2.7%
19White County60,434+7.4%
20Clinton County59,991+3.4%
21Mercer County59,758+1.6%
22De Witt County59,276+3.2%
23Grundy County59,222-0.7%
24Peoria County58,474+3%
25Livingston County58,353+3.1%
26Henderson County58,142+5.6%
27Kendall County58,095+1.4%
28Menard County57,457+1%
29Jo Daviess County57,354+1.3%
30Sangamon County57,326-0.2%
31Macon County57,306+2%
32Calhoun County57,249+2.8%
33Hancock County57,229+1.6%
34Edgar County57,163+3.7%
35Iroquois County57,143+2.7%
36Tazewell County57,019+3.5%
37Adams County56,962+2%
38Crawford County56,899+8.6%
39Henry County56,612+1.9%
40Marshall County56,543+1.8%
41Madison County56,523+2.1%
42Jasper County56,385-0.3%
43Warren County56,194+7.1%
44Mason County56,186+1.5%
45St. Clair County55,856+2.2%
46Boone County55,333-0.1%
47Gallatin County55,256+1.8%
48Champaign County55,063+1.7%
49Ogle County54,973+1.9%
50Pike County54,926-4.8%
51Scott County54,816+1.8%
52Greene County53,745+3.8%
53LaSalle County53,684+2.2%
54Hamilton County53,278-2.3%
55Jersey County53,237+1.3%
56Schuyler County53,056+2%
57Shelby County52,884+1.1%
58Williamson County52,882+1.5%
59Wabash County52,689+1.9%
60Whiteside County52,664+1%
61Stephenson County52,551+1.1%
62Clark County52,495+2.5%
63Richland County52,381+3.6%
64Coles County52,366+0.2%
65Lee County51,953+1%
66Carroll County51,854+2.2%
67Bureau County51,702-0.9%
68Macoupin County51,683+1.4%
69Hardin County51,645+12.9%
70Marion County50,917+1.7%
71Edwards County50,910-0.1%
72Winnebago County50,898+0.6%
73Kankakee County50,881-1.3%
74DeKalb County50,823+0.5%
75Cass County50,681+2.7%
76Wayne County50,431+4.5%
77Christian County50,287+3.1%
78Clay County50,201+0.5%
79Morgan County49,869+1.8%
80Rock Island County49,671+1%
81Vermilion County49,528+0.5%
82Alexander County49,326-1.2%
83McDonough County48,836+1%
84Logan County48,522+2%
85Saline County48,435+4.5%
86Fulton County48,431+2.9%
87Union County48,416-0.4%
88Jefferson County47,888+0.2%
89Knox County47,652+0.2%
90Brown County46,925+5.9%
91Randolph County46,618-0.3%
92Jackson County46,558-0.3%
93Massac County45,986+0.9%
94Perry County45,934+5.2%
95Franklin County45,836-0.1%
96Fayette County45,438+0.7%
97Pulaski County45,358-3.6%
98Bond County45,054+0.9%
99Montgomery County43,433-0.8%
100Lawrence County41,615+4.9%
101Johnson County39,247-0.8%
102Pope County37,853+0.4%

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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, 2022) [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, 2022. 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=2022. 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, 2022. 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=2022.

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Which county has the highest per capita personal income?

Cumberland County, with $94,219 in 2022, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

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Pope County, with $37,853 in 2022.

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