Census Data Map

American Community Survey 2019–2023

Peoria area census tracts by population

Population is highest in Dunlap village (9,556). This table ranks 49 eligible mapped census tracts.

Population values are ACS five-year survey estimates. Population rankings exclude tracts below 500 residents; this reduces but does not eliminate sampling uncertainty.

#Census tract areaPopulation
1Dunlap village9,556
2Peoria city (north 2)8,464
3Peoria city (west-northwest)7,168
4Chillicothe city5,568
5Peoria city (northwest 2)5,002
6Bartonville village (southeast)4,972
7Peoria city (north-northwest 2)4,962
8Lake Camelot CDP4,787
9Bellevue village4,729
10Bartonville village (west)4,705
11Peoria city (north 4)4,680
12Peoria city (east-northeast)4,577
13West Peoria city4,560
14Trivoli CDP4,418
15Peoria city (north-northeast 2)4,295
16Bartonville village (northeast)4,189
17Peoria city (south-southeast 3)3,880
18Peoria city (southeast 1)3,875
19Peoria city (east 1)3,851
20Peoria city (north-northeast 3)3,841
21Peoria Heights village (northeast)3,716
22Peoria city (west 1)3,687
23Kingston Mines village3,568
24Peoria city (east-southeast 2)3,558
25Peoria city (southwest)3,395
26Princeville village3,324
27Peoria city (northwest 1)3,300
28Peoria city (southeast 3)3,298
29Peoria city (north-northwest 1)3,296
30Peoria city (west 2)3,229
31Unincorporated3,145
32Peoria city (north 1)2,990
33Peoria city (north 3)2,984
34Peoria city (south 4)2,821
35Peoria city (north-northeast 1)2,798
36Peoria city (south-southeast 1)2,746
37Peoria city (south 2)2,690
38Peoria city (south 1)2,594
39Rome CDP2,549
40Peoria city (southeast 2)2,503
41Peoria city (south-southwest 3)2,415
42Peoria Heights village (southwest)2,068
43Peoria city (south 5)1,930
44Peoria city (south-southwest 1)1,774
45Peoria city (south 3)1,605
46Peoria city (east 2)1,583
47Peoria city (south-southwest 2)1,572
48Peoria city (east-southeast 1)1,419
49Peoria city (south-southeast 2)1,195

Method and source

Values come from the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 2019–2023 five-year estimates. Census tracts are small statistical areas, not necessarily neighbourhood boundaries. The result is a descriptive comparison of the mapped area, not a measure of individual households or a prediction. Read about the American Community Survey.