2007 County-Level Poverty Rates for IL

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				All people in poverty (2007)			Children ages 0-17 in poverty (2007)
					90% confidence interval of estimate			90% confidence interval of estimate
	FIPS*	Name	RUC Code¹	Percent	Lower bound	Upper bound	Percent	Lower bound	Upper bound
1	17000	Illinois		11.9	11.7	12.1	16.6	16.1	17.1
2	17001	Adams County	5	11.8	9.8	13.7	16.1	12.5	19.8
3	17003	Alexander County	7	27.7	21.6	33.9	43.2	32.6	53.8
4	17005	Bond County	1	11.9	9.3	14.5	14.8	11.2	18.5
5	17007	Boone County	2	9.8	7.9	11.7	14.9	12.0	17.8
6	17009	Brown County	7	16.1	12.5	19.6	15.4	11.6	19.3
7	17011	Bureau County	6	9.9	8.0	11.9	14.0	10.7	17.3
8	17013	Calhoun County	1	10.9	8.5	13.3	12.7	9.6	15.9
9	17015	Carroll County	7	12.2	9.6	14.8	18.7	14.4	23.0
10	17017	Cass County	6	12.0	9.7	14.3	16.1	12.2	20.1
11	17019	Champaign County	3	18.2	16.5	19.9	18.4	15.4	21.4
12	17021	Christian County	6	13.0	10.5	15.5	18.0	13.9	22.1
13	17023	Clark County	6	11.5	8.9	14.2	18.0	13.6	22.5
14	17025	Clay County	7	13.7	10.6	16.8	18.8	14.2	23.6
15	17027	Clinton County	1	9.5	7.6	11.4	11.0	8.5	13.5
16	17029	Coles County	5	20.0	17.3	22.7	16.4	12.9	19.9
17	17031	Cook County	1	14.6	14.1	15.1	21.6	20.3	22.9
18	17033	Crawford County	6	14.7	11.6	17.9	20.9	16.1	25.6
19	17035	Cumberland County	9	12.3	9.7	15.0	17.4	13.2	21.5
20	17037	DeKalb County	1	11.5	9.7	13.4	9.7	7.5	11.8
21	17039	De Witt County	6	9.5	7.3	11.8	15.2	11.4	19.0
22	17041	Douglas County	6	8.7	6.8	10.6	13.5	10.3	16.7
23	17043	DuPage County	1	4.8	4.2	5.4	5.7	4.7	6.7
24	17045	Edgar County	6	12.9	10.2	15.6	18.3	13.9	22.6
25	17047	Edwards County	9	11.6	9.1	14.1	15.4	11.6	19.2
26	17049	Effingham County	7	10.1	8.1	12.1	12.9	10.0	15.9
27	17051	Fayette County	6	14.3	11.3	17.3	21.0	15.9	26.1
28	17053	Ford County	3	8.7	6.8	10.5	11.9	8.9	14.8
29	17055	Franklin County	5	17.6	14.4	20.7	26.1	20.4	31.8
30	17057	Fulton County	6	12.6	10.4	14.8	18.7	14.6	22.7
31	17059	Gallatin County	8	19.9	15.4	24.4	29.1	22.0	36.3
32	17061	Greene County	6	14.0	11.2	16.8	19.4	14.8	24.1
33	17063	Grundy County	1	5.4	4.3	6.5	7.1	5.4	8.8
34	17065	Hamilton County	7	12.5	9.7	15.3	20.3	15.1	25.5
35	17067	Hancock County	7	10.8	8.6	13.0	15.7	11.9	19.6
36	17069	Hardin County	9	20.9	16.3	25.5	32.8	25.1	40.6
37	17071	Henderson County	9	11.4	8.9	13.9	17.9	13.4	22.4
38	17073	Henry County	2	9.8	7.8	11.7	13.3	10.2	16.4
39	17075	Iroquois County	6	11.9	9.6	14.2	17.2	13.5	21.0
40	17077	Jackson County	5	28.6	25.2	32.1	29.6	23.9	35.3
41	17079	Jasper County	7	11.1	8.6	13.7	17.0	12.7	21.2
42	17081	Jefferson County	7	15.7	12.6	18.7	22.1	17.2	27.1
43	17083	Jersey County	1	9.7	7.6	11.9	13.1	9.9	16.3
44	17085	Jo Daviess County	6	8.6	6.8	10.4	12.0	9.0	15.0
45	17087	Johnson County	7	14.2	11.0	17.4	18.4	13.9	23.0
46	17089	Kane County	1	7.8	6.6	9.0	11.1	9.2	13.1
47	17091	Kankakee County	3	13.0	10.9	15.1	16.5	13.1	20.0
48	17093	Kendall County	1	3.7	2.9	4.4	4.8	3.7	6.0
49	17095	Knox County	4	17.6	14.6	20.5	25.8	20.4	31.2
50	17097	Lake County	1	6.3	5.6	6.9	8.4	7.1	9.7
51	17099	La Salle County	4	10.3	8.6	12.1	14.1	11.0	17.2
52	17101	Lawrence County	7	15.3	11.9	18.7	21.2	16.1	26.4
53	17103	Lee County	4	9.8	7.8	11.9	12.5	9.6	15.5
54	17105	Livingston County	4	11.3	9.0	13.5	14.4	11.2	17.6
55	17107	Logan County	6	11.0	8.8	13.2	14.8	11.3	18.2
56	17109	McDonough County	5	23.4	20.0	26.9	21.8	16.7	26.9
57	17111	McHenry County	1	5.3	4.4	6.1	6.3	5.0	7.6
58	17113	McLean County	3	12.5	10.8	14.2	11.7	9.2	14.2
59	17115	Macon County	3	15.9	13.8	18.1	24.2	19.8	28.6
60	17117	Macoupin County	1	12.0	9.7	14.3	17.8	13.8	21.7
61	17119	Madison County	1	11.3	9.9	12.8	15.4	12.9	18.0
62	17121	Marion County	4	15.6	13.0	18.2	24.9	19.8	30.0
63	17123	Marshall County	2	8.1	6.4	9.8	12.4	9.4	15.3
64	17125	Mason County	6	12.5	9.8	15.2	19.4	14.7	24.1
65	17127	Massac County	7	15.0	11.8	18.1	21.9	16.6	27.2
66	17129	Menard County	3	8.7	6.8	10.6	13.2	10.0	16.4
67	17131	Mercer County	2	8.1	6.3	9.8	12.0	9.0	15.0
68	17133	Monroe County	1	4.5	3.5	5.5	4.9	3.7	6.1
69	17135	Montgomery County	6	13.8	11.2	16.4	19.7	15.1	24.2
70	17137	Morgan County	4	15.2	12.3	18.0	19.8	15.1	24.4
71	17139	Moultrie County	6	8.8	6.8	10.8	13.9	10.5	17.3
72	17141	Ogle County	4	7.9	6.5	9.4	10.6	8.1	13.1
73	17143	Peoria County	2	13.6	12.0	15.2	19.1	15.7	22.5
74	17145	Perry County	7	15.6	12.3	18.9	20.0	15.2	24.7
75	17147	Piatt County	3	6.8	5.3	8.3	8.8	6.6	10.9
76	17149	Pike County	7	13.7	10.7	16.6	20.2	15.2	25.1
77	17151	Pope County	9	21.0	16.8	25.2	30.1	23.3	36.9
78	17153	Pulaski County	9	24.2	19.1	29.3	37.2	28.2	46.2
79	17155	Putnam County	8	6.9	5.3	8.4	11.4	8.5	14.3
80	17157	Randolph County	6	12.8	10.2	15.5	18.5	14.2	22.8
81	17159	Richland County	7	14.3	11.2	17.4	19.0	14.3	23.7
82	17161	Rock Island County	2	13.2	11.3	15.1	20.1	16.2	24.0
83	17163	St. Clair County	1	15.8	14.1	17.6	25.9	22.2	29.6
84	17165	Saline County	7	18.6	14.9	22.3	28.1	21.9	34.4
85	17167	Sangamon County	3	12.8	11.3	14.3	18.2	15.3	21.1
86	17169	Schuyler County	7	12.1	9.4	14.9	17.0	12.7	21.3
87	17171	Scott County	9	10.5	8.1	12.9	15.2	11.4	19.1
88	17173	Shelby County	6	12.1	9.9	14.3	14.7	11.3	18.1
89	17175	Stark County	2	9.9	7.7	12.1	14.8	11.1	18.5
90	17177	Stephenson County	4	14.3	11.8	16.8	22.5	18.1	26.8
91	17179	Tazewell County	2	8.0	6.6	9.3	11.4	8.9	14.0
92	17181	Union County	7	20.9	17.4	24.5	23.6	18.4	28.7
93	17183	Vermilion County	3	18.6	15.7	21.4	28.3	22.9	33.8
94	17185	Wabash County	6	12.6	9.7	15.5	19.7	14.7	24.7
95	17187	Warren County	7	12.9	10.0	15.7	17.1	12.8	21.3
96	17189	Washington County	6	7.8	6.1	9.4	10.2	7.7	12.6
97	17191	Wayne County	7	14.7	11.7	17.7	19.2	14.6	23.7
98	17193	White County	6	14.1	11.0	17.2	20.3	15.3	25.3
99	17195	Whiteside County	4	11.2	9.2	13.1	15.9	12.5	19.4
100	17197	Will County	1	5.9	5.1	6.6	7.2	6.0	8.5
101	17199	Williamson County	5	16.3	13.6	18.9	23.0	18.4	27.7
102	17201	Winnebago County	2	13.8	12.3	15.4	21.2	18.5	24.0
103	17203	Woodford County	2	5.9	4.7	7.1	7.7	5.9	9.5

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¹The 2003 rural-urban continuum codes classify metropolitan counties (codes 1 through 3) by size of the Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA), and nonmetropolitan counties (codes 4 through 9) by degree of urbanization and proximity to metro areas. See rural-urban continuum codes for precise definitions of each code.

Source: Bureau of the Census, Small Area Income and Poverty Estimates.

*See the Census Bureau web site for a description of FIPS codes.