Macon County — commute flow by county (2023)
Adams County — 271 (Higher)Alexander County — 7 (Lower)Bond County — 122 (Upper-middle)Boone County — 19 (Lower-middle)Brown County — 23 (Lower-middle)Bureau County — 66 (Middle)Calhoun County — 15 (Lower)Carroll County — 14 (Lower)Cass County — 60 (Middle)Champaign County — 851 (Higher)Christian County — 1,315 (Higher)Clark County — 40 (Middle)Clay County — 29 (Lower-middle)Clinton County — 46 (Middle)Coles County — 276 (Higher)Cook County — 942 (Higher)Crawford County — 47 (Middle)Cumberland County — 69 (Upper-middle)DeKalb County — 29 (Lower-middle)De Witt County — 604 (Higher)Douglas County — 114 (Upper-middle)DuPage County — 276 (Higher)Edgar County — 99 (Upper-middle)Edwards County — 4 (Lower)Effingham County — 188 (Upper-middle)Fayette County — 136 (Upper-middle)Ford County — 35 (Middle)Franklin County — 39 (Middle)Fulton County — 48 (Middle)Gallatin County — 11 (Lower)Greene County — 43 (Middle)Grundy County — 25 (Lower-middle)Hamilton County — 7 (Lower)Hancock County — 14 (Lower)Hardin County — 4 (Lower)Henderson County — 10 (Lower)Henry County — 41 (Middle)Iroquois County — 67 (Middle)Jackson County — 66 (Middle)Jasper County — 25 (Lower-middle)Jefferson County — 64 (Middle)Jersey County — 40 (Middle)Jo Daviess County — 29 (Lower-middle)Johnson County — 13 (Lower)Kane County — 193 (Higher)Kankakee County — 83 (Upper-middle)Kendall County — 40 (Middle)Knox County — 80 (Upper-middle)Lake County — 135 (Upper-middle)LaSalle County — 247 (Higher)Lawrence County — 35 (Middle)Lee County — 15 (Lower)Livingston County — 85 (Upper-middle)Logan County — 571 (Higher)McDonough County — 31 (Lower-middle)McHenry County — 103 (Upper-middle)McLean County — 726 (Higher)Macoupin County — 143 (Upper-middle)Madison County — 345 (Higher)Marion County — 44 (Middle)Marshall County — 18 (Lower-middle)Mason County — 48 (Middle)Massac County — 16 (Lower)Menard County — 108 (Upper-middle)Mercer County — 15 (Lower)Monroe County — 47 (Middle)Montgomery County — 176 (Upper-middle)Morgan County — 103 (Upper-middle)Moultrie County — 734 (Higher)Ogle County — 19 (Lower-middle)Peoria County — 599 (Higher)Perry County — 18 (Lower-middle)Piatt County — 844 (Higher)Pike County — 68 (Upper-middle)Pope County — 1 (Lower)Pulaski County — 6 (Lower)Putnam County — 20 (Lower-middle)Randolph County — 34 (Lower-middle)Richland County — 42 (Middle)Rock Island County — 121 (Upper-middle)St. Clair County — 333 (Higher)Saline County — 32 (Lower-middle)Sangamon County — 1,830 (Higher)Schuyler County — 28 (Lower-middle)Scott County — 15 (Lower)Shelby County — 946 (Higher)Stark County — 11 (Lower)Stephenson County — 16 (Lower)Tazewell County — 494 (Higher)Union County — 23 (Lower-middle)Vermilion County — 220 (Higher)Wabash County — 11 (Lower)Warren County — 18 (Lower-middle)Washington County — 18 (Lower-middle)Wayne County — 31 (Lower-middle)White County — 15 (Lower)Whiteside County — 51 (Middle)Will County — 279 (Higher)Williamson County — 72 (Upper-middle)Winnebago County — 105 (Upper-middle)Woodford County — 120 (Upper-middle)Macon County — no data (unmeasured)
Where this is
Shading: Total Jobs
Lower (1 to 16)Lower-middle (18 to 34)Middle (35 to 67)Upper-middle (68 to 188)Higher (193 to 1,830)No data
Each unit is shaded by its Total Jobs value and grouped into equal-count bands (quantiles) against the other units shown — lighter = lower, darker = higher. It ranks position among the units in view; it does not grade places, and the ranges shift with which units are shown.

The map is bounded to this parent geography — it shows the selected unit among its own siblings only, the same depth rule the drill-down uses. Shading ranks position on the measure among the units shown; it does not grade places.

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Elsewhere In-State
16,824 (38%)
Total
Sangamon County1,830
Christian County1,315
Shelby County946
Cook County942
Champaign County851
Piatt County844
Moultrie County734
Other (94)9,362
Other States
1,583 (4%)
Total
MO380
IN310
AR140
IA114
TN95
KY83
OH58
Other (33)403

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