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Standard City, IL

Illinois · Macoupin County · St. Louis Metro

Standard City is a small town in Illinois with a population of 187. Residents earn $49,583 per year, which is 34% below the national average.

2.8 /5.0
C+ Fair
187 Population 292/sq mi density
$49,583 Median Income $19,358 per capita
$81,300 Home Value $152,828 Zillow
53°F Avg Temperature 293 sunny days/yr
259 Violent Crime/100K 2,696 property/100K
C+
Overall
2.8 / 5.0
Fair overall score based on economy, affordability, safety and education
B+
Economy
3.9 / 5.0
$49,583 median income, 0.0% unemployment
A+
Affordability
5.0 / 5.0
$81,300 home value
F
Safety
1.0 / 5.0
259 violent crimes/100K (32% below avg)
F
Education
1.2 / 5.0
2.6% bachelor's degree or higher

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Full City Profile
Median Income $49,583
34% lower than US avg
Home Value $81,300
71% lower than US avg
Violent Crime 259/100K
32% lower than US avg
Bachelor's+ 2.6%
92% lower than US avg
Obesity Rate 34.4%
7% higher than US avg
Unemployment 0.0%
100% lower than US avg
Poverty Rate 7.8%
37% lower than US avg

How Standard City Compares to the U.S. Average (100% = U.S. avg)

People

Population187
Median Age38.8 yrs
Density292/mi²
Male / Female58% / 42%
Largest GroupWhite 87%
Veterans11.8%

Economy

B+
Median Income$49,583
Per Capita$19,358
Unemployment0.0%
Poverty7.8%
County GDP$1,525M
Commute35 min

Housing

A+
Home Value$81,300
Ownership96.7%
Zillow$152,828
Housing Units79
Rent Burden25.3%

Crime

F
Violent259/100K
Property2,696/100K

Health

Obesity34.4%
Uninsured6.8%
Smoking13.7%
Depression23.6%
Heart Disease5.0%

Climate

Avg Temp53°F (12°C)
AQI43 (Good)
Rain40.0 in/yr
Sunny Days293/yr
Elevation630 ft (192 m)

Education

F
Bachelor's+2.6%
High School+92.3%
Graduate+0.0%
School Score5.54

Community

2024 VoteR 69% / D 29%
Commute35 min
Broadband61.0%
EV Stations2
Libraries9

Is Standard City a Good Place to Live?

Based on current data, Standard City receives an overall livability score of 2.8 out of 5.0, earning a grade of C+. Key strengths include low unemployment, low crime rates, affordable housing, abundant sunshine. Areas to be aware of include below-average incomes. Standard City has some notable strengths but also faces challenges that prospective residents should consider.

Economy & Jobs

The median household income in Standard City is $49,583, 34% below the national average of $75,149. The job market is very strong with unemployment at just 0.0%. Only 7.8% of residents live below the poverty line, well below the national rate of 12.4%. Workers commute an average of 35 minutes.

Cost of Living & Housing

The median home value in Standard City is $81,300, 71% below the national median / offering relatively affordable homeownership. At just 1.6x median income, home prices are very affordable relative to local earnings.

Safety & Crime

Violent crime in Standard City is below the national average at 259 per 100,000 residents (U.S. avg: 380). Property crime occurs at a rate of 2,696 per 100,000, 38% above the national average.

Education

2.6% of residents hold a bachelor's degree, below the national average of 33.7%. 92.3% have completed high school. Area schools have an average test score of 5.5/10.

Climate & Weather

Standard City experiences four distinct seasons with an average temperature of 53°F. Winters average 28°F in January while summers reach 76°F in July. With 293 sunny days per year, residents enjoy well above the national average of sunshine. Annual precipitation totals 40.0 inches, including 16.5 inches of snow. Air quality is rated Good with a median AQI of 43.

Standard City has a population of 187 with a density of 292 people per square mile, spread across 0.3 square miles. The median age is 38.8 years, 0% younger than the national median of 38.9. The gender split is 41.7% female and 58.3% male. The city is predominantly White (86.6%), with 1.1% Hispanic. English is the primary language spoken at home by 95.2% of residents. 11.8% of the population are veterans, above the national rate of 6.0%. 4.6% of residents have a disability (below the 13.0% national average). 99.0% have health insurance coverage.

Population

187
Total Population
292
People / sq mi
38.8yrs
Median Age
0% below US avg
0.3mi²
Land Area

Gender Distribution

Male 58.3%
Female 41.7%

Race & Ethnicity

Standard City vs U.S. Average

Language Spoken at Home

English Only 95.2%
21% above US avg
Spanish 4.8%
64% below US avg

Social Characteristics

Standard City vs U.S. Average

The median household income in Standard City is $49,583, which is 34% below the national average of $75,149. Per capita income is $19,358 (below the $39,052 national figure). The average weekly wage is $898, 37% lower than the U.S. average. The unemployment rate is 0.0% (below the 3.6% US average). 7.8% of residents live below the poverty line, lower than the national rate of 12.4%. The area has 887 business establishments, including 88 restaurants. The cost of living index is 100, roughly in line with the national average. Workers commute an average of 35 minutes (longer than the 28-minute US average). 0.0% of workers work from home (below the 15.2% national rate).

Income: Standard City vs U.S.

Commute Mode

Income

Median HH Income$49,583
34% below US avg
Per Capita Income$19,358
Avg Weekly Wage$898
IRS Avg AGI$67,326
Gini Index0.428 (0=equal, 1=unequal)

Employment & Poverty

Unemployment0.0%
100% below US avg
Poverty Rate7.8%
37% below US avg
Establishments (County)887
County GDP$1,525M

Business (County)

Restaurants88
Healthcare78
Retail116
Manufacturing33

Tax & Cost of Living

Property Tax (IRS)$3,826
9% above US avg
Cost of Living100.00 (100=avg)
Effective Tax Rate4.71%

Commute & Transportation

Commute Time34.6 min
Drive Alone75.0%
Public Transit0.0%
Work from Home0.0%

Walkability

The median home value in Standard City is $81,300, 71% below the national median of $281,900. Zillow estimates the typical home value at $152,828, higher than the Census estimate. Fair market rent ranges from $854 for a one-bedroom to $1,063 for a two-bedroom apartment. 96.7% of housing units are owner-occupied (above the 65.4% national rate). There are 79 total housing units in the city. The median year a home was built is 1953. The average annual property tax is $3,826. 25.3% of renters spend 30% or more of their income on housing. The home price-to-income ratio is 1.6x, well within the affordable range.

Home Value Sources

Ownership Split

Home Values

Census Median$81,300
71% below US avg
Zillow ZHVI$152,828

Real Estate Market (Redfin)

Rental Costs

Rent Burden25.3%

HUD Fair Market Rent

Studio$774
1 Bedroom$854
2 Bedrooms$1,063
3 Bedrooms$1,370
4 Bedrooms$1,561

Ownership & Property

Homeownership96.7%
Owner-Occupied96.7%
Renter-Occupied3.3%
Housing Units79
Median Year Built1953

Property Tax

Avg Tax (IRS)$3,826
9% above US avg
Effective Rate4.71%
In Standard City, 34.4% of adults are obese, above the national rate of 32.1%. 8.7% have diabetes (below the 10.5% national rate). Heart disease affects 5.0% of residents. 29.6% have high blood pressure. 13.7% are current smokers. 21.5% report binge drinking. 19.5% are physically inactive, below the national average. 23.6% report depression (above the 20.0% national average). 18.0% experience frequent mental distress. 6.8% of residents lack health insurance (below the 8.6% national rate). The primary care physician ratio is 1:4,037. The dentist ratio is 1:2,950. 78.1% of residents have access to exercise opportunities. The food environment index is 8.1 out of 10.

Health Metrics: Standard City vs U.S. Average (%)

Chronic Conditions

Obesity34.4%
7% above US avg
Diabetes8.7%
Heart Disease5.0%
High Blood Pressure29.6%
Asthma10.3%
COPD5.8%
Cancer7.5%
Stroke2.6%

Behaviors & Mental Health

Smoking13.7%
2% below US avg
Binge Drinking21.5%
Physical Inactivity19.5%
Depression23.6%
Mental Distress18.0%
Physical Distress11.7%
Short Sleep35.9%

Healthcare Access

Insurance Rate99.0%
Uninsured6.8%
21% below US avg
Primary Care1:4,037
Dentists1:2,950
Mental Health1:1,158
Checkup Rate75.3%
Dental Visits63.7%
Premature Death9,298/100K

Food & Exercise

Food Environment8.1/10
Exercise Access78.1%
Healthcare Facilities78
Standard City has a violent crime rate of 259 per 100,000 residents, 32% below the national average of 380. Property crime stands at 2,696 per 100,000, 38% above the U.S. average. The county recorded 6 fatal traffic crashes. Overall, Standard City receives a safety grade of F.

Crime Rates: Standard City vs U.S. Average (per 100,000)

Violent Crime

Total Violent259.2/100K
32% below US avg

Property Crime

Total Property2,695.7/100K
38% above US avg

Traffic Safety

Fatal Crashes (County/yr)6
Avg Accident Severity0.0 / 4.0

Safety Score

Safety GradeF
Safety Score1.0 / 5.0
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Standard City experiences four distinct seasons with an average annual temperature of 53°F (12°C). Winters average 28°F in January while summers reach 76°F in July. The area gets 293 sunny days per year, well above the U.S. average of 205 / making it one of the sunnier locations in the country. Annual precipitation totals 40.0 inches. The area receives 16.5 inches of snow annually, a moderate snowfall amount. Air quality is rated Good with a median AQI of 43. The city sits at an elevation of 630 feet.

Temperature

28°F Jan (-2°C) 76°F Jul (25°C)
Annual Average53.4°F
1% below US avg
January Average28°F (-2°C)
July Average76°F (25°C)
Sunny Days293 days/yr

Geography

Elevation630 ft (192 m)
Area0.3 sq mi (0.6 km²)
Population Density292/sq mi
Coordinates39.3502°N, 89.7839°W
TimezoneAmerica/Chicago
CountyMacoupin County County
Nearest AirportSt Louis Regional (ALN)
35 miles away

Precipitation & Snow

Annual Rainfall 40.0"
5% above US avg
Snowfall 16.5"
Wettest Month (May) 4.29"
Driest Month (Jan) 1.81"

Air Quality

AQI Median43.0
RatingGood

Air Pollutants (EPA 2023)

Ozone (O₃)0.0477 ppm
NO₂ (Nitrogen Dioxide)3.9 ppb
SO₂ (Sulfur Dioxide)0.61 ppb

Natural Hazard Risk

Overall RiskRelatively Low
Risk Score79.9 / 100
Social Vulnerability50.7 / 100
Community Resilience72.7 / 100

Hazard Breakdown

Tornado Relatively Moderate
Hurricane Very Low
Earthquake Relatively Moderate
Wildfire Very Low
Flood Relatively Low
Hail Relatively Moderate
Strong Wind Relatively High
Heat Wave Relatively Moderate
Winter Weather Relatively Moderate
Lightning Relatively High
Ice Storm Relatively Low
Drought Relatively Moderate
Cold Wave Relatively Moderate
Landslide Relatively Low
Source: FEMA National Risk Index v1.20 (Dec 2025)

Earthquake History

19 earthquakes (M2.5+) within 150 km since 1990. Strongest: M3.4. Most recent: M3.3 on May 13, 2025.

Mar 2, 1990 9 km NW of Vernon, Illinois M3.4 77 km
May 13, 2025 7 km SSW of Lerna, Illinois M3.3 125 km
Oct 24, 1990 5 km ENE of Woodlawn, Illinois M3.2 132 km
Jan 29, 1993 7 km WNW of Brownstown, Illinois M3.2 74 km
Apr 6, 1994 2 km NE of Tamaroa, Illinois M3.2 142 km
Jul 1, 2017 9 km SSE of Mulberry Grove, Illinois M3.1 74 km
Apr 24, 1990 5 km SW of Newton, Illinois M2.9 143 km
Sep 5, 2004 3 km WNW of Saint Peter, Illinois M2.9 93 km
Sep 5, 1995 3 km N of Woodlawn, Illinois M2.9 128 km
Apr 29, 2022 1 km SSW of Peerless Park, Missouri M2.8 110 km
Mar 28, 2024 1 km NNE of Germantown, Illinois M2.8 89 km
Sep 13, 1997 3 km SSE of Darmstadt, Illinois M2.8 118 km
May 5, 2008 3 km SSE of Fenton, Missouri M2.8 110 km
Sep 5, 2015 5 km SE of High Ridge, Missouri M2.7 119 km
Sep 19, 2024 1 km S of Old Monroe, Missouri M2.6 96 km
Mar 5, 2024 6 km ENE of Pinckneyville, Illinois M2.5 146 km
May 17, 2022 6 km NNW of Mount Vernon, Illinois M2.5 131 km
Aug 11, 2010 7 km NNW of Bloomsdale, Missouri M2.5 148 km
Jan 15, 1998 1 km SSE of Fenton, Missouri M2.5 110 km
Source: USGS (M2.5+, 1990–2025)

Tornado History

669 tornadoes (EF0+) within 100 km since 1950. Strongest: EF4. Total: 33 fatalities, 874 injuries.

Date Rating Distance Fatalities
Apr 22, 2011 EF4 91 km 0
Apr 3, 1981 EF4 76 km 0
Mar 20, 1976 EF4 98 km 0
Jan 24, 1967 EF4 100 km 3
Jun 14, 1957 EF4 45 km 2
Dec 10, 2021 EF3 70 km 6
Dec 1, 2018 EF3 34 km 0
May 31, 2013 EF3 69 km 0
Apr 19, 2011 EF3 11 km 0
Dec 31, 2010 EF3 71 km 0
Aug 19, 2009 EF3 70 km 0
Jun 1, 1999 EF3 10 km 1
Apr 19, 1996 EF3 74 km 0
May 9, 1995 EF3 59 km 0
Nov 15, 1988 EF3 100 km 0
Nov 15, 1988 EF3 83 km 0
May 1, 1983 EF3 42 km 0
May 1, 1983 EF3 86 km 0
Dec 2, 1982 EF3 93 km 2
Apr 7, 1980 EF3 79 km 0
Source: NOAA SPC (EF0+, 1950–2024)

Monthly Weather

Month Avg Temperature Precipitation Summary
January 28°F (-2°C) 1.8 in Coldest, Driest
February 31°F (-1°C) 2.0 in
March 42°F (6°C) 3.4 in
April 53°F (12°C) 3.8 in
May 64°F (18°C) 4.3 in Wettest
June 72°F (22°C) 3.9 in
July 76°F (25°C) 3.7 in Warmest
August 74°F (23°C) 3.4 in
September 67°F (20°C) 3.3 in
October 56°F (13°C) 2.7 in
November 43°F (6°C) 3.2 in
December 31°F (-0°C) 2.8 in

Standard City has a seasonal temperature swing of 48°F / from 28°F in January to 76°F in July. Total annual precipitation is 38.1 inches, with May being the wettest month (4.3") and January the driest (1.8").

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Standard City is located in Macoupin County. It is classified as Metro / 1 million+, part of a metropolitan area. 2.6% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher, 92% below the national average of 33.7%. 92.3% have completed high school. 0.0% hold a graduate or professional degree (below the 13.1% national rate). Area schools have an average test score of 5.5 out of 10. In the 2024 presidential election, the county voted Republican with 68.7% of the vote, a 39.2-point margin. 61.0% of households have broadband internet access (below the 90.0% national rate). The area has 2 EV charging stations. There are 9 public libraries serving the community. 78 healthcare facilities operate in the area. 75% of workers drive alone to work.

2024 Presidential Election (County)

R 68.7%
D 29.5%

Winner: Republican by 39.2 points

Safety & Disasters

Fatal Crashes (County/yr)6
Avg Accident Severity0.0 / 4.0
F Safety Grade (1.0/5.0)

Education

Bachelor's Degree+2.6%
92% below US avg
High School+92.3%
Graduate Degree+0.0%
School Test Score5.54
F Education Grade (1.2/5.0)

Area & Infrastructure

RUCC Code 1Metro / 1 million+
Population Density292/sq mi
Total Area0.3 sq mi
CountyMacoupin County County

Services

Broadband Access61.0%
Avg Download Speed51.5 Mbps
Avg Upload Speed3.7 Mbps
Max Download Speed1,000 Mbps
EV Charging Stations2
Alt Fuel Stations4
Public Libraries9
Healthcare Facilities78
Restaurants88
Retail Stores116

Commute & Transportation

Avg Commute34.6 min
Drive Alone75.0%
Public Transit0.0%
Work from Home0.0%
Average costs for common services in Standard City. Prices are estimated based on regional cost of living data and may vary by provider.

Healthcare

Doctor Visit (Primary Care) $250 ($150–$400)
Specialist Visit $350 ($200–$550)
Urgent Care Visit $200 ($100–$350)
Emergency Room Visit $2,200 ($800–$5,000)
Dental Cleaning $130 ($75–$200)
Dental Filling $250 ($150–$400)
View all 40 services

Auto Repair

Oil Change (Conventional) $45 ($25–$75)
Oil Change (Synthetic) $75 ($50–$120)
Brake Pad Replacement $300 ($150–$500)
Tire Rotation $40 ($20–$75)
New Tires (Set of 4) $600 ($400–$1,000)
Battery Replacement $200 ($100–$350)
View all 18 services

Home Services

Plumber (Per Hour) $100 ($60–$150)
Electrician (Per Hour) $90 ($50–$140)
HVAC Repair $400 ($150–$800)
HVAC System Install $7,000 ($4,000–$12,000)
Roof Repair $1,000 ($400–$2,000)
Roof Replacement $9,000 ($5,500–$15,000)
View all 25 services

Legal

Divorce (Uncontested) $1,500 ($500–$3,500)
Divorce (Contested) $15,000 ($5,000–$30,000)
DUI Defense $5,000 ($2,000–$10,000)
Bankruptcy (Chapter 7) $1,500 ($800–$3,000)
Will Preparation $500 ($200–$1,000)
Trust Preparation $2,500 ($1,000–$5,000)
View all 12 services

Personal Care

Men's Haircut $25 ($15–$45)
Women's Haircut $55 ($30–$100)
Hair Coloring (Full) $150 ($75–$250)
Manicure $25 ($15–$45)
Pedicure $40 ($25–$65)
Massage (1 Hour) $80 ($50–$130)
View all 12 services

Food & Grocery

Gallon of Milk (per gallon) $4.10 ($3.00–$5.50)
Dozen Eggs (per dozen) $3.50 ($2.50–$5.00)
Loaf of Bread $3.80 ($2.50–$5.50)
Chicken Breast (per lb) $4.50 ($3.00–$6.50)
Ground Beef (per lb) $5.50 ($4.00–$7.50)
Rice (per lb) $1.00 ($0.60–$1.80)
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Utilities

Electricity (Monthly) $140 ($80–$250)
Natural Gas (Monthly) $70 ($30–$150)
Water/Sewer (Monthly) $70 ($40–$120)
Internet (Monthly) $70 ($40–$100)
Cell Phone Plan (Monthly) $65 ($30–$100)
Cable TV (Monthly) $85 ($50–$150)
View all 8 services

Transportation

Monthly Parking (Downtown) $200 ($75–$500)
Car Insurance (Annual) $2,000 ($1,200–$3,500)
Bus Pass (Monthly) $70 ($30–$130)
Taxi/Uber (5-Mile Ride) $15 ($8.00–$25)
Car Registration (Annual) $100 ($30–$250)
Driver's License Renewal $30 ($15–$75)
View all 8 services

Education & Childcare

Daycare (Infant, Monthly) $1,200 ($600–$2,500)
Daycare (Toddler, Monthly) $1,000 ($500–$2,000)
After-School Care (Monthly) $400 ($200–$700)
Tutoring (Per Hour) $50 ($25–$100)
SAT/ACT Prep Course $1,000 ($400–$2,500)
Private School (K-12, Annual) $12,500 ($5,000–$30,000)
View all 8 services

Pets

Vet Visit (Routine Checkup) $60 ($30–$100)
Dog Vaccination (Annual) $100 ($50–$200)
Dog Grooming $60 ($30–$100)
Pet Boarding (Per Night) $40 ($20–$75)
Dog Spay/Neuter $300 ($150–$500)
Cat Spay/Neuter $200 ($100–$400)
View all 9 services

Childcare

Center-Based (monthly)
Infant$855
Toddler$766
Preschool$818
Family Childcare (monthly)
Infant$570
Toddler$570
Preschool$570
Source: DOL Women's Bureau (2022)

Top Industries in Macoupin County

Largest private-sector industries by employment (BLS QCEW 2024 data, county level).

Industry Jobs Establishments Avg Annual Pay Location Quotient
Retail Trade 1,367 122 $32,693 1.35
Manufacturing 968 43 $62,541 1.16
Accommodation & Food Services 869 79 $19,120 0.94
Wholesale Trade 653 39 $69,824 1.63
Other Services 337 79 $34,995 1.10
Finance & Insurance 306 38 $61,137 0.74
Administrative & Waste Services 235 35 $49,810 0.39
Transportation & Warehousing 209 46 $60,554 0.49
Arts & Entertainment 133 18 $15,024 0.78
Utilities 128 6 $95,679 3.32
Real Estate 41 19 $31,509 0.26

Radio Stations near Standard City

3 stations within ~55 km.

Station Genre Quality
WBGL christian, inspirational AAC+ 96 kbps
Pure Oldies 107.5 — AAC+ 32 kbps
WGLT talk radio AAC+ 320 kbps

National Parks Near Standard City

18 national parks and monuments found near Standard City.

ParkTypeFee
Beaver Dam State Park State Park Free
Blue Bird Park State Park Free
Cahokia Mounds State Historical Site State Park Free
Castlewood State Park State Park Free
Dr. Edmund A. Babler Memorial State Park State Park Free
Edward "ted" And Pat Jones-confluence Point State Park State Park Free
Edward R. Madigan State Park State Park Free
Frank Holten State Park State Park Free
Gateway Arch National Park National Park $19
Horshoe Lake State Park State Park Free
Lincoln Home National Historic Site National Historic Site Free
Lincolns New Salem State Park State Park Free
Pere Marquette State Park State Park Free
Pool No. 26 - Stump Lake State Park Free
Route 66 State Park State Park Free
Spitler Woods State Park Free
Springfield 1908 Race Riot National Monument National Monument Free
Ulysses S Grant National Historic Site National Historic Site Free

Museums in Standard City

NameTypeAddressPhoneAnnual Revenue
LITCHFIELD MUSEUM & ROUTE 66 WELCOME CENTERGENERAL MUSEUM334 HISTORIC OLD ROUTE 66 NORTH2173243510$111,974
MACOUPIN COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETYHISTORIC PRESERVATION920 W BRECKENRIDGE ST2178542850$71,914
IRWINS PARK ASSOCIATIONNATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM
MACOUPIN COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETYHISTORIC PRESERVATION920 W BRECKENRIDGE ST2178542850
PEOPLE OF THE MOUNTAINSHISTORIC PRESERVATION
SOUTHWESTERN FARM & HOME MUSEUMGENERAL MUSEUMPARK ST6187293278

Libraries in Standard City

NameAddressStaffAnnual VisitsCirculationCollectionPrograms
CARLINVILLE PUBLIC LIBRARY510 NORTH BROAD STREET0.061,589
LITCHFIELD PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT400 NORTH STATE STREET0.028,418
AUBURN PUBLIC LIBRARY338 WEST JEFFERSON STREET0.017,027
GRAND PRAIRIE OF THE WEST PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT142 WEST JACKSON STREET0.015,563
GIRARD TOWNSHIP LIBRARY201 WEST MADISON STREET0.010,700
PAWNEE PUBLIC LIBRARY613 DOUGLAS STREET0.08,000
GILLESPIE PUBLIC LIBRARY201 WEST CHESTNUT STREET0.07,250
FARMERSVILLE-WAGGONER PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT210 SOUTH CLEVELAND STREET0.06,210
DOYLE PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT109 SOUTH O'BANNON STREET0.03,793
DIVERNON TOWNSHIP LIBRARY221 SOUTH SECOND STREET0.03,649
WAVERLY PUBLIC LIBRARY291 NORTH PEARL STREET0.03,247

Cell Towers in Standard City

AddressStructure TypeHeight (ft)
488 HIGHWAY 16 (84734)GTOWER106
488 HIGHWAY 16 (84734)GTOWER106
COUNTY ROAD 1700N .5 MILES SOUTHWEST OF HONEY BEND (72660)GTOWER106
COUNTY ROAD 1700N .5 MILES SOUTHWEST OF HONEY BEND (72660)GTOWER106
19299 Rosedale Lane (72573)LTOWER105
19299 Rosedale Lane (72573)LTOWER105
1350 FT NW OF INT OF RT 108 & I-55TOWER91
1350 FT NW OF INT OF RT 108 & I-55TOWER91
14813 KENNEDY ROAD (101298)LTOWER79
14813 KENNEDY ROAD (101298)LTOWER79
18875 Country Club Road (72577)GTOWER79
18875 Country Club Road (72577)GTOWER79
(Farmersville) 2900 block of E Frontage RoadLTOWER60
310 EAST OLIVE STREET (84902)LTOWER60
310 EAST OLIVE STREET (84902)LTOWER60
14220 COTTON HILL ROAD (81840)MTOWER60
14220 COTTON HILL ROAD (81840)MTOWER60
(Virden) ROUTE 4 SOUTH & GEORGE STREETLTOWER60
(Virden) ROUTE 4 SOUTH & GEORGE STREETLTOWER60
COUNTY ROAD 3250N COUNTY ROAD 200E (72668)LTOWER59
COUNTY ROAD 3250N COUNTY ROAD 200E (72668)LTOWER59
2150 TIMMONS ROAD (72560)LTOWER59
2150 TIMMONS ROAD (72560)LTOWER59
301 NORTH MADISON (72675)LTOWER43
301 NORTH MADISON (72675)LTOWER43
(DT Litchfield) 61 Worksaver TrailLTOWER36

Power Plants Near Standard City

NameTypePrimary FuelCapacity (MW)Status
USS SOLAR BRICKSOLAR PHOTOVOLTAIC221114-89.8L

Bridges in Standard City

LocationTypeKindYear BuiltLength (ft)Daily TrafficCondition
CulvertConcrete continuous1932321,600F
Stringer/Multi-beamPrestressed concrete1999981,600G
Stringer/Multi-beamSteel continuous2012290450G
SlabConcrete continuous196984225F
Box Beam (Multiple)Prestressed concrete196554150P
Box Beam (Multiple)Prestressed concrete2003160125F
CulvertSteel190038100P
Box Beam (Multiple)Prestressed concrete199715175F
Stringer/Multi-beamSteel19002475F
Box Beam (Multiple)Prestressed concrete202012275G
Box Beam (Multiple)Prestressed concrete198110450P
Box Beam (Multiple)Prestressed concrete198810950F
Box Beam (Multiple)Prestressed concrete20227150G
Box Beam (Multiple)Prestressed concrete20058235G
CulvertSteel20092535G
Stringer/Multi-beamSteel19002420P
SlabConcrete19002620P

Amtrak Stations in Standard City

1 Amtrak stations.

StationAddressType
Carlinville, IL128 Alton RoadTRAIN

Airports Near Standard City

50 airports within the area.

AirportIATAType
St. Louis Lambert International AirportSTLLarge Airport
Abraham Lincoln Capital AirportSPIMedium Airport
St Louis Regional AirportALNMedium Airport
Alan B. Janssen Airport—Small Airport
Bock Farms Airport—Small Airport
Burns Field—Small Airport
Colonel Smith Memorial Airport—Small Airport
Compton Airport—Small Airport
Creve Coeur Airport—Small Airport
Cribbet Airport—Small Airport
Donald A. Hamilton Airport—Small Airport
Furfaro Restricted Landing Area—Small Airport
Greater Beardstown Airport—Small Airport
Greenville AirportGRESmall Airport
Hammock Field—Small Airport
Hardy Airport—Small Airport
Harris Airport—Small Airport
Hayenga's Cant Find Farms Airport—Small Airport
Highland-Winet Airport—Small Airport
Holmes Southeast Airport—Small Airport
Holzwarth Flying Service Airport—Small Airport
Horsefeathers Ranch Airport—Small Airport
Hundley Airport—Small Airport
Jacksonville Municipal AirportIJXSmall Airport
Jerseyville Aviation Inc Airport—Small Airport
Justison Airport—Small Airport
Killam Flying Service Airport—Small Airport
Kinsey Airport—Small Airport
Kleinik RLA Airport—Small Airport
Kloker Airport—Small Airport
Koenig Airport—Small Airport
Krohe Airport—Small Airport
Leigh Farm Airport—Small Airport
Lindell Loveless Airport—Small Airport
Litchfield Municipal Airport—Small Airport
Mc Christy Airport—Small Airport
Mc Coy Airport—Small Airport
Miller Restricted Landing Area—Small Airport
Mueller Airport—Small Airport
Murphy Farms Airport—Small Airport
Nelson Airport—Small Airport
Noland Farms Airport—Small Airport
O K Flying Club Inc Airport—Small Airport
Raymond Restricted Landing Area—Small Airport
Richardson Airport—Small Airport
Sies Landing Area Airport—Small Airport
Silver Creek Gliderport—Small Airport
Smith Restricted Landing Area—Small Airport
Smith Restricted Landing Area—Small Airport
Springfield Southwest Airpark—Small Airport

Police Stations in Standard City

4 police stations.

StationAddressPhone
Carlinville Police Department
Illinois State Police Troop 8 - Litchfield Post102 IL-16
Macoupin County Sheriff's Office
Thayer Police Department214 East Main Street

Post Offices in Standard City

1 post offices.

Post OfficeAddress
Atwater Post Office

Treatment Centers in Standard City

5 treatment centers.

CenterTypePhone
Acorn Counseling and Mediation LtdSubstance Abuse217-930-2106
Locust Street Resource CenterBoth217-854-3166
Macoupin County Public Health Departme - Maple Street ClinicBoth217-854-3223
Macoupin County Public Health Dept - Morgan Street ClinicBoth217-854-3223
Macoupin County Public Health Dept - Saint Francis Way ClinicSubstance Abuse217-854-3223

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Frequently Asked Questions About Standard City

What is the population of Standard City?

Standard City has a population of 187 residents and is located in Illinois. The population density is 292 people per square mile, spread across 0.3 square miles. The median age of residents is 38.8 years. The population is 41.7% female and 58.3% male.

Is Standard City expensive to live in?

Standard City has a cost of living roughly in line with the national average, with an index of 100 (baseline: 100). The median household income is $49,583, 34% below the national average of $75,149. The median home value is $81,300 (71% below the U.S. median). The home price-to-income ratio is 1.6x, indicating housing is reasonably affordable relative to local income levels.

Is Standard City safe?

Standard City is safer than the national average, with a violent crime rate of 259 per 100,000 compared to the U.S. rate of 380. Property crime occurs at a rate of 2,696 per 100,000 (above the national average). Overall, Standard City receives a safety grade of F based on combined crime data.

What is the weather like in Standard City?

Standard City has a four-season climate with an average annual temperature of 53°F (12°C). Winter temperatures average 28°F in January, while summers reach an average of 76°F in July. The area receives 293 sunny days per year, well above the national average of 205. Annual rainfall totals 40.0 inches, with 16.5 inches of snow. Air quality is rated Good with a median Air Quality Index (AQI) of 43.

How is the job market in Standard City?

The job market in Standard City is very strong, with unemployment at just 0.0% / well below the national rate of 3.6%. The average weekly wage is $898. There are 887 business establishments in the area, including 88 restaurants and food service locations. The average commute time is 35 minutes, and 0.0% of workers work from home.

How much does housing cost in Standard City?

The median home value in Standard City is $81,300. Zillow estimates the typical home value at $152,828. The homeownership rate is 96.7%. The average annual property tax is $3,826.

How are the schools in Standard City?

Schools in Standard City score 5.5 out of 10 on standardized testing, near the national average. 2.6% of adults in Standard City hold a bachelor's degree or higher, below the national average of 33.7%. 92.3% have completed high school. 0.0% hold a graduate or professional degree.

How healthy is Standard City?

The obesity rate in Standard City is 34.4% (above the national rate of 32.1%). 13.7% of adults are smokers. 19.5% are physically inactive. 23.6% of residents report depression. 6.8% lack health insurance (below the national rate). 78.1% of residents have access to exercise opportunities. The primary care physician ratio is 1:4,037.

What is transportation like in Standard City?

The average commute in Standard City is 35 minutes, longer than the national average of 28 minutes. 75% of workers drive alone to work, and 0.0% work from home.

What are the demographics of Standard City?

The racial and ethnic makeup of Standard City is 86.6% White, 1.1% Hispanic or Latino. 95.2% of residents speak only English at home, while 4.8% speak Spanish. 11.8% of the population are military veterans. 4.6% of residents have a disability. 99.0% have health insurance coverage.

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