Cook County, Illinois
Palos Hills
| County | Cook County |
|---|---|
| Freight grouping | None on this site |
| ZIP codes | 60465 |
| Data as of | CMAP 2026 release |
Palos Hills is in Cook County, Illinois. Industrial land is a small share here: 31 acres, 1.1% of the town, in CMAP's 2023 inventory. It is mostly residential, with 4,349 jobs located here in 2023 (LEHD) for 18,530 residents in 2020. The nearest intermodal rail ramp in the federal atlas is Willow Springs, 4.1 mi away in a straight line.
Check a load in Palos Hills
The Load Line takes a ZIP code, a count and a grade mix and tells you whether a pickup is likely to be paid, free or charged, with the rules shown. It opens with 60465 filled in.
Cook County price row
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Reading the numbers
With 31 industrial acres, pallets in Palos Hills are more likely to come from shops, contractors and small distributors. Small piles rarely pay for a truck on their own, so grouping with a neighbour or waiting until you have more usually works better.
Industrial property here carried $7.5 million of equalized assessed value in 2024 (Illinois Department of Revenue).
ZIP codes that overlap Palos Hills: 60465. Enter one on the Load Line to see the pickup verdict for a load here.
| Industrial land (CMAP 2023) | 31 acres (1.1%) |
|---|---|
| Transport, utility and right-of-way land (CMAP 2023) | 491 acres |
| Total area (CMAP 2023) | 2,746 acres |
| Jobs located here (LEHD 2023) | 4,349 |
| Industrial EAV (IDOR 2024) | $7.5 million |
| Residents (2020 Census) | 18,530 |
| Residents (July 2024 estimate) | 18,026 |
| Land area (Census Gazetteer) | 4.25 sq mi |
| Rail ramp: Willow Springs | 4.1 mi |
| Rail ramp: Bedford Park | 4.7 mi |
Sources
- CMAP Community Data Snapshots 2026. Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning. Population from the 2020 Census (P.L. 94-171); jobs located in the place from LEHD 2023 (primary jobs); private-sector jobs from IDES Where Workers Work 2025; land use from the CMAP 2023 Land Use Inventory; industrial equalized assessed value from the Illinois Department of Revenue, 2024.
- Census Bureau, Vintage 2024 population estimates. Subcounty resident population estimates, July 1, 2024 (file sub-est2024.csv).
- Census Bureau 2020 ZCTA relationship files. ZCTA-to-place and ZCTA-to-county land overlaps. A ZIP is listed for a town when at least 20% of the ZIP's land, or 10% of the town's land, overlaps.
- BTS National Transportation Atlas Database: Intermodal Freight Facilities, Rail TOFC/COFC. Bureau of Transportation Statistics, compiled 2018 and updated July 2022. Distances are straight-line miles from the place's internal point to the facility point.
- Census Bureau cartographic boundary files, 2023. 1:500,000 county and place boundaries, simplified for the maps. Bordering towns are those whose boundaries come within about 0.1 mile of each other.
- Natural Earth 1:10m lakes. Lake Michigan outline for the maps. Public domain.
Last reviewed 2026-10-27. Not legal advice and not a price quote. See how the figures are built.