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Illinois

Environmental and community health profiles for all 102 counties in Illinois. Sorted by opportunity score (highest need first).

102

Counties

Avg opportunity score

Converging-risk counties

What the data shows in Illinois

Across Illinois's 102 counties, 1 have two or more of the four health-risk areas (environmental, disease, provider access, and social conditions) above the national threshold at the same time. These are the places where several pressures land together rather than one at a time.

Statewide, the health-risk area scoring highest on average is environmental risk, the leading driver of community health need in Illinois.

The most widespread specific risk pattern is Industrial Burden, triggered in 32 counties, followed by Runoff Burden in 21 counties.

Alexander County carries the highest overall need in the state, with an opportunity score of 70 out of 100 (elevated). Higher scores mean more burden relative to the rest of the country.

County	Opportunity	Env	Disease	Provider	Social	Pop
Alexander County 17003	70	68	82	40	71	4,695
Pulaski County 17153	67	60	76	48	67	4,911
Hardin County 17069	62	54	73	56	54	3,569
Gallatin County 17059	60	61	76	38	52	4,670
Pope County 17151	57	58	71	40	50	3,707
White County 17193	56	57	75	21	55	13,401
Franklin County 17055	54	65	67	16	56	37,138
Vermilion County 17183	54	70	62	18	56	71,652
Henderson County 17071	52	63	65	33	43	6,088
Saline County 17165	51	57	63	18	54	22,873
Wayne County 17191	50	60	66	18	49	15,761
Marion County 17121	50	71	59	16	48	36,673
Mason County 17125	50	63	61	14	53	12,523
Stark County 17175	50	64	53	37	44	5,218
Marshall County 17123	50	73	57	15	49	11,683
Massac County 17127	49	63	66	24	41	13,661
Stephenson County 17177	49	71	63	17	43	43,105
Edwards County 17047	49	60	70	20	40	5,968
Edgar County 17045	49	68	65	20	40	16,334
Hamilton County 17065	48	60	68	19	42	7,911
Iroquois County 17075	48	65	63	18	43	26,136
Union County 17181	48	54	66	20	46	16,667
Wabash County 17185	48	59	61	28	42	10,942
Knox County 17095	48	64	58	17	47	48,411
Clay County 17025	47	64	67	16	37	12,999
Pike County 17149	47	57	61	18	45	14,342
Bureau County 17011	46	74	54	18	40	32,729
Winnebago County 17201	46	63	47	19	53	280,922
Montgomery County 17135	46	70	48	16	48	27,663
Carroll County 17015	45	71	54	21	35	15,526
Jo Daviess County 17085	44	71	56	23	31	21,756
Perry County 17145	44	66	54	15	43	20,503
St. Clair County 17163	44	72	38	19	50	251,018
Greene County 17061	44	58	60	14	41	11,543
Schuyler County 17169	44	49	65	22	37	6,733
LaSalle County 17099	44	80	42	16	41	108,309
Hancock County 17067	43	53	58	20	41	17,186
Jefferson County 17081	43	62	51	17	43	36,320
Kankakee County 17091	43	70	41	20	45	105,940
Jackson County 17077	43	63	33	17	59	52,141
Ford County 17053	43	68	48	14	43	13,250
Williamson County 17199	42	70	45	16	42	66,706
Macon County 17115	42	58	51	17	43	100,591
Putnam County 17155	42	74	43	24	34	5,561
Lawrence County 17101	41	59	47	23	40	14,813
Fulton County 17057	41	59	55	18	35	32,541
Calhoun County 17013	41	59	45	35	32	4,317
Shelby County 17173	41	52	58	15	39	20,568
Clark County 17023	41	62	44	25	38	15,088
Whiteside County 17195	41	74	46	18	30	54,498
Moultrie County 17139	40	64	46	18	39	14,342
Richland County 17159	40	55	53	20	36	15,488
Rock Island County 17161	40	56	43	24	43	141,236
McDonough County 17109	40	60	36	19	49	26,839
Lee County 17103	40	70	45	17	34	33,654
Mercer County 17131	40	53	49	20	40	15,487
De Witt County 17039	40	65	45	19	36	15,365
Christian County 17021	40	65	45	18	37	33,228
Douglas County 17041	40	65	38	16	45	19,629
Morgan County 17137	40	62	49	16	36	32,140
Coles County 17029	40	62	40	16	44	46,060
Livingston County 17105	39	66	44	15	38	35,320
Macoupin County 17117	39	48	55	15	40	44,018
Scott County 17171	39	56	49	27	31	4,710
Randolph County 17157	39	56	50	16	37	29,815
Johnson County 17087	39	65	45	15	36	13,326
Madison County 17119	39	72	33	19	40	262,752
Peoria County 17143	39	54	37	16	49	177,513
Ogle County 17141	38	78	39	15	31	51,265
Bond County 17005	38	61	37	17	44	16,450
Adams County 17001	38	64	43	19	33	64,441
Crawford County 17033	38	65	43	23	28	18,300
Fayette County 17051	38	53	47	14	40	21,164
Washington County 17189	38	72	42	14	31	13,536
Jasper County 17079	37	62	45	17	31	9,144
Henry County 17073	37	64	41	18	32	48,448
Warren County 17187	37	57	42	18	37	16,185
Logan County 17107	36	63	37	15	37	27,590
Boone County 17007	36	75	30	17	34	53,202
Cass County 17017	35	58	43	14	33	12,596
Menard County 17129	35	49	42	14	39	11,954
DeKalb County 17037	34	69	20	16	44	100,288
Jersey County 17083	34	49	41	16	36	21,091
Cook County 17031	33	54	12	18	56	5,087,072
Clinton County 17027	33	66	33	17	25	36,785
Cumberland County 17035	32	48	45	16	27	10,261
Tazewell County 17179	32	61	35	16	28	129,541
Sangamon County 17167	32	51	35	16	36	193,491
Grundy County 17063	32	77	21	15	30	53,578
Piatt County 17147	31	60	33	17	23	16,714
Effingham County 17049	31	55	36	16	24	34,331
Woodford County 17203	29	58	30	16	25	38,285
Monroe County 17133	29	58	26	19	21	34,957
Brown County 17009	28	54	26	21	26	6,294
Champaign County 17019	27	46	14	16	46	205,644
Kane County 17089	25	59	13	16	30	514,982
McHenry County 17111	25	55	18	16	25	312,800
McLean County 17113	25	56	16	16	28	170,441
Lake County 17097	23	57	11	15	28	708,760
Will County 17197	23	55	11	17	27	700,728
Kendall County 17093	22	65	6	15	21	139,976
DuPage County 17043	20	50	10	16	24	921,213

Scores are national percentile ranks (0–100) from the Banana Analytics methodology (v1.2.0). Higher scores indicate more burden. Click any county for its full environmental and community health profile.