Table 4: Estimated median household income, CY07; <strong>and</strong> educational attainment, CY00 Source: U.S. Census Bureau County Households: Median household income in 2007 Population 25 years <strong>and</strong> over: Male high school graduate+ (includes equivalency) Population 25 years <strong>and</strong> over: Female high school graduate+ (includes equivalency) Population 25 years <strong>and</strong> over: Total High school graduate+ (includes equivalency) Adams $43,602 17,648 20,108 37,756 Alex<strong>and</strong>er $28,443 1,921 2,362 4,283 Bond $46,974 4,266 4,272 8,538 Boone $59,405 10,276 10,772 21,048 Brown $42,205 1,616 1,448 3,064 Bureau $45,794 9,620 10,638 20,258 Calhoun $43,889 1,390 1,428 2,818 Carroll $41,515 4,679 4,912 9,591 Cass $40,318 3,417 3,831 7,248 Champaign $44,237 44,407 47,080 91,487 Christian $41,660 9,459 10,151 19,610 Clark $44,826 4,396 4,860 9,256 Clay $36,401 3,560 3,955 7,515 Clinton $52,996 9,208 8,952 18,160 Coles $36,007 11,869 13,282 25,151 Cook $52,554 1,254,693 1,429,704 2,684,397 Crawford $41,724 5,490 5,611 11,101 Cumberl<strong>and</strong> $40,875 2,836 3,059 5,895 DeKalb $54,945 20,859 21,943 42,802 DeWitt $47,415 4,466 5,017 9,483 Douglas $46,166 4,882 5,367 10,249 DuPage $73,818 254,361 276,068 530,429 Edgar $40,544 5,088 5,809 10,897 Edwards $40,970 1,872 2,091 3,963 Effingham $48,003 8,762 9,286 18,048 Fayette $38,527 5,043 5,501 10,544 Ford $46,388 3,807 4,416 8,223 Franklin $33,963 9,779 10,902 20,681 Fulton $40,668 9,896 10,885 20,781 Gallatin $33,799 1,503 1,795 3,298 Greene $37,685 3,649 3,991 7,640 Grundy $62,835 10,260 10,843 21,103 Hamilton $37,500 2,170 2,188 4,358 Hancock $45,213 5,545 6,212 11,757 Hardin $33,455 1,121 1,224 2,345 Henderson $40,939 2,276 2,407 4,683 Henry $46,209 13,518 15,359 28,877 Iroquois $44,003 7,988 8,970 16,958 Jackson $31,146 13,798 14,040 27,838 Jasper $42,723 2,630 2,802 5,432 Jefferson $41,705 9,973 10,686 20,659 Jersey $54,031 5,420 6,114 11,534 JoDaviess $48,000 6,277 6,792 13,069 Johnson $42,277 3,214 2,864 6,078 Kane $68,513 94,756 102,042 196,798 Kankakee $47,009 24,644 27,901 52,545 Kendall $77,938 15,086 15,796 30,882 Knox $37,880 14,635 16,502 31,137 Lake $77,904 167,363 177,443 344,806 LaSalle $48,218 29,082 31,477 60,559 Lawrence $37,921 4,008 4,729 8,737 130
Table 4: Estimated median household income, CY07 <strong>and</strong> educational attainment, CY00 County Households: Median household income in 2007 Population 25 years <strong>and</strong> over: Male; High school graduate+ (includes equivalency) Population 25 years <strong>and</strong> over: Female; High school graduate+ (includes equivalency) Population 25 years <strong>and</strong> over: Total High school graduate+ (includes equivalency) Lee $47,602 9,580 10,102 19,682 Livingston $47,442 9,793 10,897 20,690 Logan $44,690 7,793 8,862 16,655 McDonough $34,690 7,337 8,264 15,601 McHenry $74,115 71,364 74,766 146,130 McLean $55,018 37,855 41,270 79,125 Macon $44,752 29,173 33,370 62,543 Macoupin $44,025 12,913 14,081 26,994 Madison $52,073 68,326 75,274 143,600 Marion $38,262 10,177 11,748 21,925 Marshall $48,338 3,728 4,033 7,761 Mason $42,946 4,158 4,540 8,698 Massac $38,461 3,812 4,194 8,006 Menard $55,268 3,469 3,861 7,330 Mercer $48,778 4,582 5,207 9,789 Monroe $66,748 7,616 8,329 15,945 Montgomery $39,530 7,869 8,215 16,084 Morgan $41,833 9,055 10,339 19,394 Moultrie $46,868 3,510 3,990 7,500 Ogle $54,425 13,162 14,510 27,672 Peoria $47,150 46,322 53,020 99,342 Perry $38,983 5,706 5,672 11,378 Piatt $55,009 4,709 5,149 9,858 Pike $39,219 4,466 4,981 9,447 Pope $36,421 1,097 1,168 2,265 Pulaski $31,087 1,545 1,782 3,327 Putnam $55,134 1,677 1,791 3,468 R<strong>and</strong>olph $42,980 8,203 8,303 16,506 Richl<strong>and</strong> $38,467 4,172 4,857 9,029 Rock Isl<strong>and</strong> $45,209 38,339 43,288 81,627 St. Clair $46,428 61,292 70,319 131,611 Saline $33,724 6,391 7,399 13,790 Sangamon $48,330 51,289 60,231 111,520 Schuyler $41,023 1,968 2,231 4,199 Scott $44,254 1,478 1,610 3,088 Shelby $41,337 6,173 6,631 12,804 Stark $43,043 1,692 1,906 3,598 Stephenson $43,450 12,995 14,637 27,632 Tazewell $52,745 35,624 38,029 73,653 Union $37,923 4,366 5,129 9,495 Vermilion $38,036 20,636 23,285 43,921 Wabash $45,931 3,420 3,671 7,091 Warren $41,477 4,702 5,276 9,978 Washington $48,727 3,971 4,073 8,044 Wayne $37,783 4,111 4,702 8,813 White $39,797 3,803 4,302 8,105 Whiteside $43,920 15,426 16,964 32,390 Will $71,597 130,730 139,355 270,085 Williamson $38,914 16,024 17,452 33,476 Winnebago $48,394 69,861 78,178 148,039 Woodford $62,349 9,671 10,485 20,156 Total $54,141 3,075,613 3,417,615 6,493,228 131
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