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Demographic Data Report for Illinois by County
Food Access: Food Insecurity
All Ages, All Races (includes Hispanic), Both Sexes
2023 Feeding America
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2023 Rural-Urban Continuum Codes Φ
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Illinois N/A 13.1
United States N/A 14.3
Adams County Rural 13.8
Alexander County Urban 18.1
Bond County Urban 14.6
Boone County Urban 13.4
Brown County Rural 12.4
Bureau County Rural 13.8
Calhoun County Urban 11.3
Carroll County Rural 14.0
Cass County Rural 13.5
Champaign County Urban 13.9
Christian County Rural 13.8
Clark County Rural 12.1
Clay County Rural 15.8
Clinton County Urban 10.9
Coles County Rural 16.5
Cook County Urban 14.0
Crawford County Rural 13.1
Cumberland County Rural 11.8
De Witt County Rural 12.4
DeKalb County Urban 14.2
Douglas County Rural 11.5
DuPage County Urban 10.0
Edgar County Rural 14.3
Edwards County Rural 16.2
Effingham County Rural 12.4
Fayette County Rural 15.1
Ford County Urban 13.9
Franklin County Rural 17.1
Fulton County Rural 13.8
Gallatin County Rural 17.2
Greene County Rural 14.7
Grundy County Urban 10.8
Hamilton County Rural 14.3
Hancock County Rural 14.5
Hardin County Rural 15.8
Henderson County Rural 13.6
Henry County Urban 11.7
Iroquois County Rural 14.5
Jackson County Rural 17.5
Jasper County Rural 12.0
Jefferson County Rural 15.1
Jersey County Urban 12.3
Jo Daviess County Rural 11.4
Johnson County Rural 15.5
Kane County Urban 11.1
Kankakee County Urban 14.2
Kendall County Urban 8.6
Knox County Rural 15.3
La Salle County Rural 14.2
Lake County Urban 11.0
Lawrence County Rural 16.2
Lee County Rural 13.8
Livingston County Rural 12.6
Logan County Rural 14.2
Macon County Urban 14.7
Macoupin County Urban 14.4
Madison County Urban 12.8
Marion County Rural 15.7
Marshall County Urban 13.6
Mason County Rural 14.6
Massac County Urban 15.1
McDonough County Rural 15.9
McHenry County Urban 9.9
McLean County Urban 11.7
Menard County Urban 12.5
Mercer County Urban 11.3
Monroe County Urban 9.0
Montgomery County Rural 15.0
Morgan County Rural 14.1
Moultrie County Rural 11.8
Ogle County Rural 12.9
Peoria County Urban 14.5
Perry County Rural 16.2
Piatt County Urban 9.9
Pike County Rural 15.0
Pope County Rural 15.0
Pulaski County Rural 20.6
Putnam County Rural 12.9
Randolph County Rural 14.3
Richland County Rural 14.2
Rock Island County Urban 14.7
Saline County Rural 17.3
Sangamon County Urban 13.3
Schuyler County Rural 16.5
Scott County Rural 13.0
Shelby County Rural 12.9
St. Clair County Urban 13.5
Stark County Urban 13.5
Stephenson County Rural 14.1
Tazewell County Urban 11.8
Union County Rural 17.3
Vermilion County Rural 15.5
Wabash County Rural 15.4
Warren County Rural 13.5
Washington County Rural 10.8
Wayne County Rural 14.3
White County Rural 16.4
Whiteside County Rural 13.6
Will County Urban 9.9
Williamson County Rural 15.2
Winnebago County Urban 15.8
Woodford County Urban 10.3

Notes:
Created by statecancerprofiles.cancer.gov on 03/27/2026 3:17 pm.

Φ Rural–urban county classifications are based on the 2023 USDA Rural–Urban Continuum Codes (except for Connecticut Counties which use 2013 codes). State-level cancer rates for rural areas are calculated using cancer cases registered exclusively in rural counties, while state-level cancer rates for urban areas are calculated using cases registered exclusively in urban counties.

Source: Food insecurity data provided by the Feeding America: Map the Meal Gap.

For more information about Food Access: Food Insecurity, see the dictionary.

Data for United States does not include Puerto Rico.

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