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Industry, Illinois, in McDonough county, is 59 miles SW of Peoria, Illinois (center to center) and 118 miles N of St. Louis, Missouri. About 540 people people live in Industry.
In Industry, about 70% of adults are married. Homes in Industry tend to contain married couples. The people of the village spend a lot of time talking about the schools and playgrounds. The place is loaded with young children.
In 2000, Industry had a median family income of $42,500.
In 2004, John Kerry garnered more political contributions ($250) in Industry than did the other Presidential candidates. The Democratic party was the top fund-raiser among political parties in the village.
Of the houses, apartments, etc. in Industry, about 85% are lived in by their owners, not renters. The average year in which most residences in the village were built is earlier than in most places. If you're looking for affordable rentals, Industry is one place with an advantage over most places in Illinois. The village isn't one of those high-end villages with high property taxes.
In Industry, 90% of commuters drive to work. Commuters in Industry enjoy easier drives to work than most people.
Comparing Industry to similar size places nationwide (Peers) and to other places in Illinois (State):
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