Illinois Non-Hispanic Asian Alone Citizen Population By County in 2018 (ACS-5Yrs)

Updated on March 28, 2026.

Based on the US Census Bureau's special tabulation from the ACS 5-year estimates, in 2018, the Non-Hispanic Asian Alone citizen population for Illinois was 41,050 and represented 0.34% of the total Illinois citizen population.

Among all Illinois counties, Cook had the highest Non-Hispanic Asian Alone citizen population (267.58K), followed by DuPage (82.55K), and Lake (37.12K).

In terms of percentages, DuPage had the highest percentage of its citizen population being Non-Hispanic Asian Alone (9.64%), followed by Lake (5.82%), and Cook (5.72%).

The chart and table below shows the Non-Hispanic Asian Alone citizen population of each county and the percentage of each county's citizen population that were Non-Hispanic Asian Alone.

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Illinois Non-Hispanic Asian Alone Citizen Population By County in 2018
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County Citizen Population % of County Citizen Population
Cook 267585 5.72
DuPage 82550 9.64
Lake 37115 5.82
Will 29120 4.47
Kane 16965 3.56
Champaign 10495 5.47
McHenry 6705 2.27
Winnebago 5390 1.97
McLean 4785 2.89
Peoria 4010 2.25
Kendall 2900 2.42
St. Clair 2790 1.08
Sangamon 2215 1.14
Madison 1925 0.73
Rock Island 1830 1.32
DeKalb 1100 1.11
Jackson 1000 1.78
Tazewell 880 0.66
Kankakee 870 0.81
Macon 765 0.73
Vermilion 520 0.67
Boone 490 0.97
LaSalle 485 0.45
Williamson 410 0.61
Adams 395 0.60
McDonough 390 1.30
Jefferson 365 0.96
Coles 325 0.64
Monroe 305 0.90
Knox 280 0.56
Grundy 270 0.54
Stephenson 260 0.58
Marion 245 0.65
Henry 230 0.47
Warren 230 1.38
Livingston 225 0.63
Ogle 195 0.39
Bureau 175 0.54
Lee 175 0.51
Morgan 175 0.51
Woodford 175 0.45
Clinton 160 0.43
Logan 160 0.55
Saline 155 0.64
Bond 145 0.88
Macoupin 145 0.32
Whiteside 135 0.24
Douglas 130 0.67
Edgar 130 0.75
Christian 110 0.33
Crawford 110 0.58
Franklin 110 0.28
Perry 100 0.47
Iroquois 90 0.33
Jo Daviess 90 0.42
Randolph 90 0.28
Fayette 85 0.39
Wabash 80 0.70
Carroll 65 0.45
Ford 60 0.45
Richland 60 0.38
Hancock 55 0.31
Menard 55 0.45
Union 55 0.33
Cass 45 0.39
Mercer 45 0.29
Piatt 45 0.28
Calhoun 40 0.83
Jersey 40 0.18
Pike 40 0.25
Brown 35 0.53
Fulton 35 0.10
Johnson 35 0.28
Stark 35 0.64
Washington 35 0.25
Clark 30 0.19
Clay 30 0.23
Marshall 30 0.26
Greene 25 0.19
Hamilton 25 0.31
Montgomery 25 0.09
Moultrie 25 0.17
Pope 25 0.59
White 25 0.18
Cumberland 20 0.19
Edwards 20 0.31
Gallatin 20 0.39
Henderson 20 0.29
Massac 20 0.14
Putnam 20 0.35
Wayne 20 0.12
Lawrence 15 0.09
Shelby 15 0.07
Mason 10 0.07
Pulaski 10 0.18
Scott 10 0.20
De Witt 4 0.03
Effingham 4 0.01
Hardin 4 0.10
Jasper 4 0.04
Alexander 0 0.00
Schuyler 0 0.00