Somonauk is a national center located along Lake Michigan. The population is roughly 2,128 people. The median household income is $56,799. The city's median age is slightly younger than its neighbor, Lake Holiday CDP, which has a median age of 43.5. Men in Somonauk are 2.4% younger than women. Somonauk has one elementary school and two middle schools, with the population of the community ranging from two to nine thousand people.
The population of Somonauk is about the same as the population of Illinois. However, it has fewer people than its neighbor, Elburn. As of 2016, there were 5.47 evictions in Somonauk City. The median rent was $988. With a low crime rate, Somonauk is a great place to raise a family. Residents have access to good schools and are likely to own single-family homes.
Somonauk's birth rate is also low. Unwed mothers gave birth to the most babies in Somonauk, Illinois. That's a surprisingly low number considering that the city ranks high for unwed births. This low birth rate is largely due to the fact that so many of the women who live in Somonauk have lower educational levels than other cities in the area.
Somonauk is home to nearly 2,000 voters. Of those, 1,598 are of voting age. Natives are 46.9%, and foreign-born citizens are 12.5%. About 13.5% of Somonauk's residents are elderly. The majority of its citizens are White, and the highest percentage is Italian. One notable fact about Somonauk, IL is that the majority of its residents are white. Interestingly, there are a large number of foreign-born people, with the majority being from Mexico. In addition, a small percentage of residents of Illinois identifying as Hispanic.