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Illinois - Demographics

Diversity and demographics are the vibrant threads that weave the tapestry of our community. Embracing this rich tapestry helps us understand not only who we are but also how we can forge stronger connections with one another. Whether you've been a part of our Illinois for years or you're just starting your journey here, whether you're young or seasoned in life's experiences, the beauty of our diverse community is that it invites everyone to actively participate. By understanding our demographics, we not only celebrate our differences but also find common ground. So, let's come together to explore the mosaic of our Illinois, learn from one another, and build a stronger, more inclusive community that embraces every individual, young and old. After all, it's our diversity that makes us unique, and our understanding of it that will bring us closer together.

The residents of Illinois have. unique make up that makes Illinois unique. Here are the demographics of Illinois :

Overview

Area
55,518.93
Population
12,812,508
Time Zone
Central Time Zone

Age Groups (In Percentage)

Age Under 10
5.9%
Age Under 18
22.2%
Age Over 65
16.1%

Education (In Percentage)

Highschool
89.2%
Bachelors
34.7%

Family (In Percentage)

Female
50.9%
Home Ownership
66.1%
Persons Per Household
2.57%
Living In Same House
87.3%
Households With Computer
89.9%
Households With Internet
82.7%

Income (In Thousands)

Household Median
65,886
Per Capital Income
36,038

Races (In Percentage)

White
76.8%
Black
14.6%
Asian
5.9%
Native
0.1%
Multiple
2.1%
Hispanic
17.5%

Miscellaneous (In Percentage)

Poverty
11.5%
Language Other Than English
23.2%
Age Under 66 Disabled
7.2%
Commute Time
29.2%
Age Under 65 Uninsured
8.6%