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Rank	City	Population	Density (Sq Mi)	Area (Sq Mi)
1	Chicago	2,679,080	11,783	227.37
2	Aurora	194,873	4,330	45.01
3	Naperville	149,167	3,843	38.81
4	Joliet	146,572	2,285	64.15
5	Rockford	144,213	2,240	64.38
6	Springfield	113,010	1,854	60.94
7	Elgin	109,567	2,922	37.5
8	Peoria	108,353	2,257	48
9	Champaign	90,739	3,974	22.83
10	Waukegan	84,865	3,499	24.26
11	Cicero	79,434	13,544	5.87
12	Bloomington	76,382	2,816	27.13
13	Arlington Heights	74,048	4,459	16.61
14	Bolingbrook	73,549	2,987	24.62
15	Evanston	72,439	9,312	7.78
16	Schaumburg	71,885	3,724	19.3
17	Decatur	69,966	1,653	42.32
18	Palatine	66,562	4,895	13.6
19	Skokie	61,758	6,137	10.06
20	Des Plaines	58,989	4,147	14.23
21	Orland Park	57,213	2,597	22.03
22	Tinley Park	55,129	3,423	16.11
23	Oak Lawn	54,206	6,324	8.57
24	Normal	54,149	2,959	18.3
25	Berwyn	53,531	13,712	3.9
26	Mount Prospect	52,925	4,937	10.72
27	Oak Park	52,797	11,233	4.7
28	Wheaton	52,019	4,602	11.3
29	Hoffman Estates	50,574	2,402	21.06
30	Downers Grove	48,525	3,342	14.52
31	Glenview	47,622	3,396	14.02
32	Elmhurst	47,260	4,608	10.26
33	Plainfield	44,756	1,845	24.26
34	Lombard	43,685	4,279	10.21
35	DeKalb	43,143	2,673	16.14
36	Urbana	41,684	3,527	11.82
37	Moline	40,936	2,444	16.75
38	Bartlett	40,129	2,549	15.75
39	Romeoville	40,086	2,102	19.07
40	Belleville	40,009	1,723	23.22
41	Buffalo Grove	39,932	4,210	9.49
42	Quincy	39,751	2,530	15.71
43	Crystal Lake	39,501	2,091	18.89
44	Streamwood	38,678	4,964	7.79
45	Carol Stream	38,595	4,237	9.11
46	Oswego	38,390	2,579	14.89
47	Wheeling	38,290	4,415	8.67
48	Hanover Park	36,894	5,821	6.34
49	Rock Island	36,666	2,173	16.87
50	Park Ridge	36,496	5,149	7.09
51	Carpentersville	36,494	4,640	7.87
52	Addison	36,054	3,664	9.84
53	Calumet City	35,359	4,924	7.18
54	Woodridge	33,280	3,443	9.66
55	Glendale Heights	33,077	6,107	5.42
56	St. Charles	32,827	2,279	14.4
57	Northbrook	32,654	2,466	13.24
58	Elk Grove Village	31,926	2,748	11.62
59	Pekin	31,633	2,168	14.59
60	Algonquin	30,969	2,517	12.3
61	Mundelein	30,787	3,229	9.54
62	Gurnee	30,072	2,227	13.51
63	Galesburg	29,855	1,683	17.74
64	Danville	29,657	1,649	17.98
65	O’Fallon	29,635	1,929	15.37
66	Highland Park	29,415	2,403	12.24
67	North Chicago	29,319	3,668	7.99
68	Chicago Heights	28,860	2,807	10.28
69	Niles	28,510	4,877	5.85
70	Lake in the Hills	28,416	2,783	10.21
71	Burbank	27,895	6,689	4.17
72	Granite City	27,618	1,434	19.25
73	South Elgin	27,497	3,893	7.06
74	Glen Ellyn	27,386	4,034	6.79
75	New Lenox	27,324	1,762	15.51
76	McHenry	27,173	1,879	14.46
77	Lansing	26,976	3,615	7.46
78	Huntley	26,930	1,885	14.29
79	Wilmette	26,827	4,966	5.4
80	Oak Forest	26,797	4,460	6.01
81	Round Lake Beach	26,732	5,298	5.05
82	Batavia	26,654	2,531	10.53
83	Vernon Hills	26,427	3,414	7.74
84	West Chicago	26,406	1,719	15.36
85	Kankakee	26,026	1,732	15.03
86	Lockport	25,973	2,282	11.38
87	Edwardsville	25,731	1,290	19.94
88	Alton	25,690	1,658	15.5
89	East St. Louis	25,377	1,824	13.91
90	Woodstock	25,186	1,926	13.07
91	Belvidere	25,117	2,081	12.07
92	Carbondale	24,633	1,417	17.39
93	Homer Glen	24,350	1,101	22.13
94	Melrose Park	24,331	5,741	4.24
95	Westmont	24,093	4,820	5
96	Collinsville	24,039	1,630	14.74
97	Harvey	24,030	3,872	6.21
98	Elmwood Park	23,850	12,500	1.91
99	Loves Park	23,453	1,428	16.42
100	Freeport	23,433	2,011	11.65
101	Rolling Meadows	23,180	4,127	5.62
102	Zion	23,155	2,365	9.79
103	Lisle	23,000	3,333	6.9
104	Maywood	22,818	8,398	2.72
105	Machesney Park	22,669	1,787	12.69
106	Morton Grove	22,578	4,438	5.09
107	Blue Island	22,549	5,539	4.07
108	East Peoria	22,384	1,108	20.2
109	Roselle	22,153	4,051	5.47
110	Dolton	22,006	4,814	4.57
111	Yorkville	21,655	1,083	20
112	Geneva	21,629	2,179	9.93
113	Bloomingdale	21,595	3,192	6.76
114	Darien	21,304	3,434	6.2
115	Villa Park	21,113	4,472	4.72
116	South Holland	20,978	2,899	7.24
117	Park Forest	20,856	4,204	4.96
118	Grayslake	20,451	1,862	10.98
119	East Moline	20,393	1,396	14.6
120	Mokena	20,133	2,287	8.8
121	Crest Hill	20,132	2,232	9.02
122	Libertyville	19,985	2,269	8.81
123	Charleston	19,967	2,248	8.88
124	Frankfort	19,831	1,232	16.09
125	Lake Zurich	19,651	2,875	6.83
126	Montgomery	19,464	2,102	9.26
127	Bourbonnais	19,442	2,053	9.47
128	Matteson	19,424	2,088	9.3
129	Lake Forest	19,306	1,122	17.2
130	Evergreen Park	18,861	5,963	3.16
131	Sycamore	18,716	1,904	9.83
132	Cary	18,529	2,972	6.23
133	Deerfield	18,456	3,337	5.53
134	Alsip	18,431	2,825	6.53
135	Homewood	18,403	3,528	5.22
136	Bellwood	18,380	7,665	2.4
137	Jacksonville	18,267	1,729	10.56
138	North Aurora	18,031	2,490	7.24
139	Brookfield	18,006	5,877	3.06
140	Ottawa	17,951	1,403	12.79
141	Shorewood	17,885	2,267	7.89
142	Round Lake	17,872	3,215	5.56
143	Bensenville	17,740	3,238	5.48
144	Hinsdale	17,611	3,814	4.62
145	Lemont	17,601	2,127	8.27
146	Mattoon	17,467	1,694	10.31
147	Marion	17,356	1,051	16.52
148	Franklin Park	17,325	3,630	4.77
149	Godfrey	17,180	499	34.4
150	Macomb	17,087	1,578	10.83
151	Palos Hills	16,848	3,968	4.25
152	Washington	16,408	1,940	8.46
153	Country Club Hills	16,248	3,264	4.98
154	Morton	16,153	1,264	12.78
155	Fairview Heights	15,933	1,395	11.43
156	Bridgeview	15,916	3,836	4.15
157	Westchester	15,851	4,300	3.69
158	Prospect Heights	15,677	3,685	4.25
159	Bradley	15,354	2,216	6.93
160	Morris	15,335	1,547	9.91
161	La Grange	15,136	5,994	2.52
162	Dixon	14,927	1,926	7.75
163	Mount Vernon	14,667	1,006	14.58
164	Shiloh	14,496	1,315	11.02
165	Sterling	14,239	2,462	5.78
166	Midlothian	14,136	5,015	2.82
167	Antioch	14,087	1,719	8.2
168	Lindenhurst	14,022	3,105	4.52
169	Norridge	13,932	7,697	1.81
170	Chicago Ridge	13,730	6,054	2.27
171	Channahon	13,627	865	15.76
172	Forest Park	13,552	5,642	2.4
173	Cahokia	13,536	1,387	9.76
174	Beach Park	13,527	1,913	7.07
175	Hickory Hills	13,512	4,780	2.83
176	Chatham	13,400	1,835	7.3
177	Wood Dale	13,397	2,822	4.75
178	Hazel Crest	13,359	3,941	3.39
179	Wauconda	13,352	2,632	5.07
180	Western Springs	13,313	4,773	2.79
181	Lincoln	13,202	2,112	6.25
182	Swansea	13,138	2,031	6.47
183	Richton Park	13,108	2,985	4.39
184	Canton	13,098	1,667	7.86
185	Warrenville	13,044	2,396	5.45
186	Streator	13,031	1,806	7.21
187	La Grange Park	12,984	5,822	2.23
188	Riverdale	12,865	3,599	3.58
189	Glen Carbon	12,766	1,244	10.26
190	Justice	12,450	4,384	2.84
191	Herrin	12,413	1,283	9.67
192	Palos Heights	12,352	3,273	3.77
193	Effingham	12,323	1,205	10.23
194	Kewanee	12,227	1,853	6.6
195	Winnetka	12,214	3,208	3.81
196	Markham	12,152	2,248	5.41
197	Rantoul	12,089	1,424	8.49
198	Centralia	12,086	1,476	8.19
199	Lincolnwood	12,075	4,486	2.69
200	Northlake	12,055	3,800	3.17
201	Pingree Grove	11,750	3,195	3.68
202	Plano	11,691	1,302	8.98
203	Minooka	11,477	1,220	9.4
204	Schiller Park	11,223	4,052	2.77
205	Pontiac	11,209	1,384	8.1
206	Campton Hills	11,013	652	16.89
207	Summit	11,004	5,193	2.12
208	Waterloo	10,794	1,327	8.14
209	Burr Ridge	10,790	1,526	7.07
210	Columbia	10,683	1,036	10.31
211	River Forest	10,664	4,300	2.48
212	Crestwood	10,604	3,479	3.05
213	Troy	10,533	1,907	5.52
214	Roscoe	10,434	1,016	10.27
215	Fox Lake	10,427	1,332	7.83
216	Worth	10,312	4,353	2.37
217	Boulder Hill	10,262	7,038	1.46
218	Lyons	10,212	4,672	2.19
219	Gages Lake	10,161	3,413	2.98
220	Barrington	10,143	2,201	4.61
221	Sugar Grove	10,110	874	11.56
222	Taylorville	10,108	980	10.32
223	Sauk Village	10,092	2,522	4
224	Wood River	9,863	1,409	7
225	Highland	9,844	1,469	6.7
227	River Grove	9,725	4,067	2.39
226	Itasca	9,725	1,950	4.99
228	Winfield	9,600	3,143	3.05
229	Peru	9,598	997	9.63
230	Lynwood	9,156	1,856	4.93
231	Bethalto	9,076	1,208	7.51
232	Steger	9,067	2,664	3.4
233	Flossmoor	9,029	2,466	3.66
234	Manteno	9,004	1,691	5.33
235	Rochelle	8,996	685	13.14
236	Harvard	8,956	1,098	8.16
237	Hawthorn Woods	8,954	1,113	8.04
238	LaSalle	8,866	688	12.9
239	Glencoe	8,770	2,358	3.72
240	Frankfort Square	8,768	3,437	2.55
241	Manhattan	8,754	1,310	6.68
242	Monmouth	8,732	2,080	4.2
243	Clarendon Hills	8,714	4,852	1.8
244	Mahomet	8,673	909	9.54
245	Rock Falls	8,606	2,161	3.98
246	Glenwood	8,591	2,632	3.26
247	Willowbrook	8,491	3,157	2.69
248	Lake Villa	8,479	1,301	6.51
249	Olney	8,466	1,221	6.93
250	Riverside	8,429	4,261	1.98
251	Savoy	8,385	2,594	3.23
252	Harrisburg	8,301	1,261	6.58
253	Harwood Heights	8,203	9,943	0.82
254	Jerseyville	8,178	1,566	5.22
255	Gilberts	8,102	1,463	5.54
256	Paris	8,091	1,428	5.67
257	Chester	8,073	1,390	5.81
258	Island Lake	7,960	2,378	3.35
259	West Dundee	7,949	2,135	3.72
260	Oak Brook	7,918	994	7.97
261	Maryville	7,914	1,415	5.59
262	Mascoutah	7,910	829	9.54
263	Crete	7,907	838	9.44
264	Round Lake Park	7,829	3,795	2.06
265	Long Grove	7,827	634	12.35
266	Lincolnshire	7,809	1,714	4.55
267	Hillside	7,807	2,453	3.18
268	West Frankfort	7,727	1,552	4.98
269	South Beloit	7,564	1,263	5.99
271	Sandwich	7,492	1,582	4.74
270	Broadview	7,492	4,214	1.78
272	Calumet Park	7,478	6,725	1.11
273	Silvis	7,467	1,743	4.29
274	Rockton	7,387	1,341	5.51
275	Marengo	7,375	934	7.89
276	Park City	7,368	6,368	1.16
277	Princeton	7,328	885	8.28
278	Inverness	7,276	1,114	6.53
279	Murphysboro	7,254	1,400	5.18
280	Robinson	7,223	1,537	4.7
281	Mount Carmel	6,987	1,454	4.8
282	Orland Hills	6,923	6,046	1.15
283	Mendota	6,902	1,366	5.05
284	Salem	6,891	991	6.96
285	University Park	6,779	632	10.73
286	Benton	6,771	1,236	5.48
287	Clinton	6,691	1,873	3.57
288	Vandalia	6,660	817	8.15
289	Litchfield	6,573	748	8.79
290	Winthrop Harbor	6,536	1,380	4.74
291	Stickney	6,480	3,368	1.92
292	Geneseo	6,463	1,393	4.64
293	Johnsburg	6,340	883	7.18
294	North Riverside	6,323	3,846	1.64
295	Volo	6,283	1,604	3.92
296	Greenville	6,261	992	6.31
297	Elburn	6,181	1,979	3.12
298	Braidwood	6,152	1,160	5.3
299	Hampshire	6,143	662	9.28
300	Bartonville	5,983	743	8.05
301	Countryside	5,911	2,054	2.88
302	Lakemoor	5,907	1,123	5.26
303	Chillicothe	5,888	1,116	5.27
304	Hillsboro	5,880	901	6.53
305	East Alton	5,832	1,097	5.32
306	Peoria Heights	5,797	2,326	2.49
307	Mount Zion	5,791	1,378	4.2
308	Posen	5,777	4,942	1.17
309	Carterville	5,771	1,096	5.27
310	Metropolis	5,723	964	5.93
311	Spring Grove	5,680	638	8.9
312	Wilmington	5,585	407	13.73
313	Pontoon Beach	5,565	558	9.97
314	Willow Springs	5,537	1,333	4.16
315	Du Quoin	5,532	793	6.98
316	Monticello	5,508	1,433	3.85
317	Lake Bluff	5,506	1,351	4.08
318	Robbins	5,428	3,746	1.45
319	Carlinville	5,357	1,590	3.37
320	Northfield	5,340	1,653	3.23
321	Coal City	5,309	949	5.59
322	Beardstown	5,294	1,463	3.62
323	Pinckneyville	5,292	1,289	4.11
324	Genoa	5,289	2,042	2.59
325	Pana	5,256	1,374	3.83
326	Eureka	5,247	1,955	2.68
327	Poplar Grove	5,184	676	7.66
328	Grandwood Park	5,170	3,193	1.62
329	Highwood	5,154	7,158	0.72
330	Colona	5,114	1,341	3.81
331	Creve Coeur	5,101	1,206	4.23
332	South Barrington	5,020	676	7.43
333	Berkeley	5,010	3,576	1.4
334	Spring Valley	5,007	681	7.36
335	Monee	4,997	1,124	4.44
336	Milan	4,939	790	6.25
337	Staunton	4,900	1,258	3.9
338	Lake Barrington	4,866	848	5.74
339	Hoopeston	4,861	1,319	3.69
340	Fairfield	4,858	1,205	4.03
341	Flora	4,794	1,022	4.69
342	Stone Park	4,792	13,930	0.34
343	Centreville	4,773	1,141	4.18
344	Marseilles	4,772	526	9.07
345	Carmi	4,747	1,914	2.48
346	Candlewick Lake	4,734	2,560	1.85
347	Olympia Fields	4,720	1,606	2.94
348	Palos Park	4,668	736	6.34
349	Sherman	4,655	1,485	3.13
350	Watseka	4,623	1,570	2.94
351	Auburn	4,535	1,096	4.14
352	Lake Holiday	4,512	1,409	3.2
353	Fox River Grove	4,511	2,635	1.71
354	Cortland	4,482	1,228	3.65
355	Breese	4,457	1,670	2.67
356	Shelbyville	4,427	1,086	4.08
357	Lawrenceville	4,415	2,040	2.16
358	Beecher	4,413	1,589	2.78
359	Tuscola	4,373	1,519	2.88
360	Sullivan	4,371	1,579	2.77
361	West Peoria	4,363	2,083	2.1
362	Pittsfield	4,226	887	4.77
363	Freeburg	4,190	614	6.82
364	Deer Park	4,175	1,151	3.63
365	Lebanon	4,166	1,566	2.66
366	Barrington Hills	4,154	154	27.04
367	Sparta	4,151	372	11.17
368	Caseyville	4,132	569	7.26
369	Hometown	4,101	8,562	0.48
371	Rosewood Heights	4,063	2,396	1.7
370	Lakewood	4,063	886	4.59
372	Peotone	4,049	2,169	1.87
373	Burnham	4,034	2,175	1.85
374	Kildeer	4,012	948	4.23
375	Anna	4,006	1,127	3.55
376	Rosemont	3,998	2,231	1.79
377	Dwight	3,966	1,264	3.14
378	Green Oaks	3,963	1,000	3.96
379	Paxton	3,951	1,301	3.04
380	South Chicago Heights	3,939	2,491	1.58
381	Morrison	3,926	1,559	2.52
382	Wonder Lake	3,858	799	4.83
383	Eldorado	3,812	1,522	2.5
384	Millstadt	3,803	1,090	3.49
385	Dupo	3,789	594	6.38
386	Washington Park	3,781	1,500	2.52
387	Smithton	3,778	852	4.43
388	St. Joseph	3,734	1,793	2.08
389	Marshall	3,733	1,032	3.62
390	Coal Valley	3,699	1,189	3.11
391	Rochester	3,683	1,563	2.36
392	Madison	3,682	302	12.19
393	Metamora	3,673	1,794	2.05
394	Indian Head Park	3,667	3,943	0.93
395	Byron	3,664	788	4.65
396	Fairbury	3,604	2,013	1.79
397	Wadsworth	3,603	374	9.63
398	Long Lake	3,557	3,525	1.01
399	Dixmoor	3,531	2,827	1.25
400	Oglesby	3,529	869	4.06
401	Riverwoods	3,516	886	3.97
402	Hainesville	3,509	1,900	1.85
403	Forsyth	3,455	1,112	3.11
404	Oregon	3,438	1,784	1.93
405	Le Roy	3,435	1,429	2.4
406	Germantown Hills	3,425	2,094	1.64
407	Red Bud	3,384	1,372	2.47
408	Riverton	3,382	1,465	2.31
409	Aledo	3,378	1,499	2.25
410	Johnston City	3,307	1,563	2.12
411	East Dundee	3,300	1,189	2.77
412	Tolono	3,284	1,593	2.06
413	Virden	3,276	1,750	1.87
414	Fulton	3,267	1,397	2.34
415	Pistakee Highlands	3,217	2,486	1.29
416	New Baden	3,201	1,754	1.82
417	Sleepy Hollow	3,176	1,586	2
418	Ingalls Park	3,171	2,801	1.13
419	Carlyle	3,152	920	3.42
420	Gibson City	3,121	1,345	2.32
421	Galena	3,120	696	4.48
422	Georgetown	3,089	1,912	1.62
423	Momence	3,062	1,952	1.57
424	Gillespie	3,020	2,035	1.48
425	South Jacksonville	3,016	1,327	2.27
426	Abingdon	3,007	2,110	1.43
427	Winnebago	2,963	1,532	1.93
428	Sumner	2,956	2,136	1.38
429	Nashville	2,951	958	3.08
430	Venetian Village	2,934	1,677	1.75
431	Holiday Shores	2,930	1,780	1.65
432	North Barrington	2,928	625	4.69
433	Havana	2,907	1,058	2.75
434	Scott AFB	2,893	670	4.32
435	Westville	2,865	1,707	1.68
437	Newton	2,855	1,366	2.09
436	Cherry Valley	2,855	341	8.38
438	Heyworth	2,831	936	3.03
439	Arcola	2,825	1,396	2.02
440	Tilton	2,804	874	3.21
441	Bushnell	2,800	1,323	2.12
442	Savanna	2,783	1,064	2.62
443	Mount Morris	2,758	1,768	1.56
444	Rushville	2,757	1,669	1.65
445	McLeansboro	2,724	968	2.81
446	El Paso	2,710	1,264	2.14
447	Fairmont	2,699	1,942	1.39
448	Knoxville	2,692	1,146	2.35
449	Christopher	2,683	1,654	1.62
451	Lena	2,677	1,010	2.65
450	Hamilton	2,677	752	3.56
452	Preston Heights	2,651	3,086	0.86
453	Ford Heights	2,644	1,359	1.95
454	Marquette Heights	2,609	2,679	0.97
455	Round Lake Heights	2,603	4,527	0.57
456	Pawnee	2,592	2,104	1.23
457	Casey	2,572	1,196	2.15
458	Trenton	2,550	1,512	1.69
459	Sheridan	2,506	1,257	1.99
460	Diamond	2,492	1,312	1.9
461	Galva	2,456	891	2.75
462	Kenilworth	2,445	4,021	0.61
463	Altamont	2,435	1,718	1.42
464	Carthage	2,433	977	2.49
466	Villa Grove	2,408	1,604	1.5
465	Davis Junction	2,408	573	4.2
467	Fairmont City	2,405	388	6.2
468	Lake of the Woods	2,404	1,392	1.73
469	Wayne	2,387	415	5.75
470	Carrollton	2,370	1,246	1.9
471	Thornton	2,365	996	2.38
472	Ina	2,297	955	2.4
473	White Hall	2,289	888	2.58
474	Amboy	2,285	359	6.37
475	Bellevue	2,271	1,021	2.22
476	Seneca	2,253	347	6.5
477	Fox Lake Hills	2,204	1,759	1.25
478	Elwood	2,194	161	13.67
479	Henry	2,187	1,217	1.8
480	Petersburg	2,184	1,398	1.56
481	Arthur	2,168	1,649	1.31
482	Farmington	2,155	1,432	1.5
483	Aviston	2,150	1,344	1.6
484	Polo	2,143	1,606	1.33
485	Hodgkins	2,121	782	2.71
486	Brighton	2,095	1,091	1.92
487	Tremont	2,090	2,264	0.92
488	Lewistown	2,074	1,037	2
489	Hinckley	2,066	2,439	0.85
491	Oakbrook Terrace	2,064	1,629	1.27
490	Nokomis	2,064	1,626	1.27
492	Cambridge	2,062	1,036	1.99
493	Mason City	2,061	2,033	1.01
494	Pecatonica	2,058	1,626	1.27
495	Lake Summerset	2,057	1,000	2.06
496	Lexington	2,016	985	2.05
497	Oakwood Hills	2,012	1,849	1.09
498	Willowbrook	2,001	600	3.33
499	Elmwood	1,973	1,387	1.42
500	South Roxana	1,973	918	2.15

Chicago

Population: Chicago, the largest city in Illinois, has over 2.7 million residents.
Area: Chicago covers approximately 234 square miles.
Zip Codes: Chicago has numerous zip codes, including 60601–60661.
Area Codes: 312, 773, 872
County Affiliated: Cook County
Latitude: 41.8781° N
Longitude: 87.6298° W

Chicago is a bustling metropolis known for its diverse neighborhoods, iconic architecture, and cultural attractions. Willis Tower (formerly Sears Tower) is a renowned skyscraper in the city’s skyline, offering observation decks with panoramic views of the city and Lake Michigan. Millennium Park is a sprawling urban park featuring the famous Cloud Gate sculpture, also known as “The Bean,” as well as gardens, art installations, and outdoor performance venues. Navy Pier is a popular entertainment destination along Lake Michigan, offering shops, restaurants, amusement rides, boat tours, and fireworks displays.

Aurora

Population: Aurora, located outside Chicago, has over 200,000 residents.
Area: Aurora covers approximately 45.8 square miles.
Zip Codes: Aurora has various zip codes, including 60502, 60503, 60504.
Area Codes: 630, 331
County Affiliated: Kane County, DuPage County, Will County
Latitude: 41.7606° N
Longitude: 88.3201° W

Aurora is a diverse city known for its historic downtown, outdoor recreation, and cultural attractions. Paramount Theatre is a historic theater in downtown Aurora, known for its Art Deco architecture and hosting Broadway-quality productions, concerts, and events. Phillips Park is a scenic urban park offering walking trails, a zoo, a golf course, botanical gardens, and a sunken garden with seasonal flower displays. SciTech Hands-On Museum is an interactive science museum featuring exhibits and educational programs on topics such as physics, astronomy, engineering, and technology, catering to visitors of all ages.

Rockford

Population: Rockford, situated in northern Illinois, has over 150,000 residents.
Area: Rockford covers approximately 61.9 square miles.
Zip Codes: Rockford has various zip codes, including 61101, 61102, 61103.
Area Codes: 815
County Affiliated: Winnebago County
Latitude: 42.2711° N
Longitude: 89.0939° W

Rockford is a vibrant city known for its cultural institutions, outdoor recreation, and industrial heritage. Anderson Japanese Gardens is a serene botanical garden featuring Japanese-style landscapes, waterfalls, ponds, and walking paths, offering opportunities for relaxation and meditation. Nicholas Conservatory & Gardens is a botanical garden and greenhouse complex showcasing tropical plants, seasonal flower displays, and outdoor sculptures, as well as educational programs and events. Discovery Center Museum is a hands-on science museum offering interactive exhibits, educational workshops, and STEM programs for children and families, focusing on topics such as physics, chemistry, and natural history.

Joliet

Population: Joliet, located southwest of Chicago, has over 147,000 residents.
Area: Joliet covers approximately 62.1 square miles.
Zip Codes: Joliet has various zip codes, including 60431, 60432, 60433.
Area Codes: 815, 779
County Affiliated: Will County
Latitude: 41.5250° N
Longitude: 88.0817° W

Joliet is a historic city known for its industrial heritage, cultural attractions, and recreational opportunities. Joliet Prison is a historic prison complex featured in movies and television shows, offering guided tours and events showcasing its history and architecture. Rialto Square Theatre is a historic theater and performing arts venue known for its lavish interior, including a grand lobby and a domed ceiling, hosting concerts, Broadway shows, and special events. Chicagoland Speedway is a NASCAR racetrack and entertainment complex featuring racing events, concerts, and festivals, as well as amenities such as camping facilities and dining options.

Naperville

Population: Naperville, located west of Chicago, has over 147,000 residents.
Area: Naperville covers approximately 39.3 square miles.
Zip Codes: Naperville has various zip codes, including 60540, 60563, 60564.
Area Codes: 630, 331
County Affiliated: DuPage County, Will County
Latitude: 41.7508° N
Longitude: 88.1535° W

Naperville is a suburban city known for its picturesque downtown, excellent schools, and family-friendly atmosphere. Naperville Riverwalk is a scenic pathway along the DuPage River, featuring bridges, fountains, sculptures, and gardens, as well as outdoor art installations and recreational amenities such as paddleboat rentals and picnic areas. Naper Settlement is a living history museum showcasing historic buildings, artifacts, and exhibits on the early history of Naperville and pioneer life in the Midwest, offering guided tours, educational programs, and special events. Centennial Beach is a historic outdoor swimming pool located along the Riverwalk, featuring sand beaches, diving boards, slides, and a water playground, as well as lifeguard-supervised swimming areas and concessions.

Springfield

Population: Springfield, the capital of Illinois, has over 115,000 residents.
Area: Springfield covers approximately 60.3 square miles.
Zip Codes: Springfield has various zip codes, including 62701, 62702, 62703.
Area Codes: 217
County Affiliated: Sangamon County
Latitude: 39.7817° N
Longitude: 89.6501° W

Springfield is a historic city known for its association with Abraham Lincoln, state government institutions, and cultural attractions. Lincoln Home National Historic Site is the preserved home of Abraham Lincoln and his family, offering guided tours, exhibits, and ranger-led programs on the life and legacy of the 16th President of the United States. Illinois State Capitol is the seat of government for the state of Illinois, featuring a distinctive domed structure and historic architecture, as well as public tours and educational exhibits on Illinois history and government. Old State Capitol State Historic Site is a historic building that served as the state capitol from 1839 to 1876, featuring exhibits, artifacts, and interactive displays on Illinois politics, law, and history during the Lincoln era.

Peoria

Population: Peoria, located in central Illinois, has over 110,000 residents.
Area: Peoria covers approximately 48.0 square miles.
Zip Codes: Peoria has various zip codes, including 61602, 61603, 61604.
Area Codes: 309
County Affiliated: Peoria County
Latitude: 40.6936° N
Longitude: 89.5880° W

Peoria is a historic city known for its riverfront, cultural institutions, and manufacturing heritage. Peoria Riverfront Museum is a cultural institution showcasing exhibits on art, history, science, and regional culture, featuring galleries, interactive displays, a planetarium, and a giant screen theater. Caterpillar Visitors Center is a museum and interactive facility operated by Caterpillar Inc., showcasing the history, products, and innovations of the global manufacturer, as well as educational programs and exhibits on engineering and technology. Grandview Drive is a scenic roadway and park offering panoramic views of the Illinois River Valley, as well as historic homes, parks, and overlooks, known as “the world’s most beautiful drive.”

Elgin

Population: Elgin, located northwest of Chicago, has over 100,000 residents.
Area: Elgin covers approximately 37.7 square miles.
Zip Codes: Elgin has various zip codes, including 60120, 60123, 60124.
Area Codes: 847, 224
County Affiliated: Kane County, Cook County
Latitude: 42.0354° N
Longitude: 88.2826° W

Elgin is a diverse city known for its historic architecture, cultural amenities, and recreational opportunities. Elgin Symphony Orchestra is a professional orchestra based in Elgin, performing classical and contemporary music concerts at the Hemmens Cultural Center, featuring renowned guest artists and conductors. Fox River Trolley Museum is a heritage railroad and transportation museum showcasing vintage streetcars and trolleys, offering scenic rides along the Fox River and educational programs on public transportation history. Elgin Public Museum is a natural history museum located in Lords Park, featuring exhibits and educational programs on topics such as geology, paleontology, Native American culture, and local wildlife.

Waukegan

Population: Waukegan, situated on the shores of Lake Michigan, has over 85,000 residents.
Area: Waukegan covers approximately 24.0 square miles.
Zip Codes: Waukegan has various zip codes, including 60079, 60085, 60087.
Area Codes: 847, 224
County Affiliated: Lake County
Latitude: 42.3636° N
Longitude: 87.8448° W

Waukegan is a diverse city known for its lakefront attractions, cultural diversity, and industrial heritage. Genesee Theatre is a historic theater and entertainment venue in downtown Waukegan, featuring concerts, comedy shows, Broadway productions, and special events, as well as architectural tours and backstage experiences. Waukegan Harbor is a recreational harbor offering boat launches, fishing piers, marinas, and waterfront dining options, as well as scenic views of Lake Michigan and the Waukegan shoreline. Bowen Park is a public park featuring green spaces, picnic areas, walking trails, playgrounds, and a golf course, as well as cultural attractions such as the Waukegan History Museum and the Waukegan National Airport.

Towns and Cities of Illinois

A

Abingdon, IL
Addieville, IL
Addison, IL
Adeline, IL
Albany, IL
Albers, IL
Albion, IL
Aledo, IL
Alexis, IL
Algonquin, IL
Alhambra, IL
Allendale, IL
Allenville, IL
Allerton, IL
Alma, IL
Alorton, IL
Alpha, IL
Alsey, IL
Alsip, IL
Altamont, IL
Alto Pass, IL
Alton, IL
Altona, IL
Alvin, IL
Amboy, IL
Anchor, IL
Andalusia, IL
Andover, IL
Anna, IL
Annawan, IL
Antioch, IL
Apple River, IL
Arcola, IL
Arenzville, IL
Argenta, IL
Arlington, IL
Arlington Heights, IL
Armington, IL
Aroma Park, IL
Arrowsmith, IL
Arthur, IL
Ashkum, IL
Ashland, IL
Ashley, IL
Ashmore, IL
Ashton, IL
Assumption, IL
Astoria, IL
Athens, IL
Atkinson, IL
Atlanta, IL
Atwood, IL
Auburn, IL
Augusta, IL
Aurora, IL
Ava, IL
Aviston, IL
Avon, IL

B

Baldwin, IL
Banner, IL
Bannockburn, IL
Bardolph, IL
Barrington, IL
Barrington Hills, IL
Barry, IL
Bartelso, IL
Bartlett, IL
Bartonville, IL
Basco, IL
Batavia, IL
Batchtown, IL
Bath, IL
Bay View Gardens, IL
Baylis, IL
Beach Park, IL
Beardstown, IL
Beaverville, IL
Beckemeyer, IL
Bedford Park, IL
Beecher, IL
Beecher City, IL
Belgium, IL
Belknap, IL
Belle Prairie City, IL
Belle Rive, IL
Belleville, IL
Bellevue, IL
Bellflower, IL
Bellmont, IL
Bellwood, IL
Belvidere, IL
Bement, IL
Benld, IL
Bensenville, IL
Benson, IL
Bentley, IL
Benton, IL
Berkeley, IL
Berlin, IL
Berwyn, IL
Bethalto, IL
Bethany, IL
Big Rock, IL
Biggsville, IL
Bingham, IL
Bishop Hill, IL
Bismarck, IL
Blandinsville, IL
Bloomingdale, IL
Bloomington, IL
Blue Island, IL
Blue Mound, IL
Bluffs, IL
Bluford, IL
Bolingbrook, IL
Bondville, IL
Bone Gap, IL
Bonfield, IL
Bonnie, IL
Bourbonnais, IL
Bowen, IL
Braceville, IL
Bradford, IL
Bradley, IL
Braidwood, IL
Breese, IL
Bridgeport, IL
Bridgeview, IL
Brighton, IL
Brimfield, IL
Broadlands, IL
Broadview, IL
Broadwell, IL
Brocton, IL
Brookfield, IL
Brooklyn, IL
Brookport, IL
Broughton, IL
Browning, IL
Browns, IL
Brownstown, IL
Brussels, IL
Bryant, IL
Buckingham, IL
Buckley, IL
Buckner, IL
Buda, IL
Buffalo, IL
Buffalo Grove, IL
Bull Valley, IL
Bulpitt, IL
Buncombe, IL
Bunker Hill, IL
Burbank, IL
Bureau Junction, IL
Burlington, IL
Burnham, IL
Burnt Prairie, IL
Burr Ridge, IL
Bush, IL
Bushnell, IL
Butler, IL
Byron, IL

C

Cabery, IL
Cahokia, IL
Cairo, IL
Caledonia, IL
Calhoun, IL
Calumet City, IL
Calumet Park, IL
Camargo, IL
Cambria, IL
Cambridge, IL
Camden, IL
Camp Point, IL
Campbell Hill, IL
Campton Hills, IL
Campus, IL
Canton, IL
Cantrall, IL
Capron, IL
Carbon Cliff, IL
Carbon Hill, IL
Carbondale, IL
Carlinville, IL
Carlock, IL
Carlyle, IL
Carmi, IL
Carol Stream, IL
Carpentersville, IL
Carrier Mills, IL
Carrollton, IL
Carterville, IL
Carthage, IL
Cary, IL
Casey, IL
Caseyville, IL
Catlin, IL
Cave-In-Rock, IL
Cedar Point, IL
Cedarville, IL
Central City, IL
Centralia, IL
Centreville, IL
Cerro Gordo, IL
Chadwick, IL
Champaign, IL
Chandlerville, IL
Channahon, IL
Chapin, IL
Charleston, IL
Chatham, IL
Chatsworth, IL
Chebanse, IL
Chenoa, IL
Cherry, IL
Cherry Valley, IL
Chester, IL
Chesterfield, IL
Chicago Heights, IL
Chicago Ridge, IL
Chicago, IL
Chillicothe, IL
Chrisman, IL
Christopher, IL
Cicero, IL
Cisco, IL
Cisne, IL
Cissna Park, IL
Claremont, IL
Clarendon Hills, IL
Clay City, IL
Clayton, IL
Clear Lake, IL
Cleveland, IL
Clifton, IL
Clinton, IL
Coal City, IL
Coal Valley, IL
Coalton, IL
Coatsburg, IL
Cobden, IL
Coffeen, IL
Colchester, IL
Coleta, IL
Colfax, IL
Collinsville, IL
Colona, IL
Colp, IL
Columbia, IL
Columbus, IL
Compton, IL
Concord, IL
Congerville, IL
Cooksville, IL
Cordova, IL
Cornell, IL
Cortland, IL
Coulterville, IL
Country Club Hills, IL
Countryside, IL
Cowden, IL
Crainville, IL
Creal Springs, IL
Crescent City, IL
Crest Hill, IL
Creston, IL
Crestwood, IL
Crete, IL
Creve Coeur, IL
Crossville, IL
Crystal Lake, IL
Cuba, IL
Cullom, IL
Curran, IL
Cutler, IL
Cypress, IL

D

Dahlgren, IL
Dakota, IL
Dallas City, IL
Dalton City, IL
Dalzell, IL
Damiansville, IL
Dana, IL
Danforth, IL
Danvers, IL
Danville, IL
Darien, IL
Davis, IL
Davis Junction, IL
Dawson, IL
De Land, IL
De Pue, IL
De Soto, IL
De Witt, IL
Decatur, IL
Deer Creek, IL
Deer Grove, IL
Deer Park, IL
Deerfield, IL
DeKalb, IL
Delavan, IL
Des Plaines, IL
Detroit, IL
Diamond, IL
Dieterich, IL
Divernon, IL
Dix, IL
Dixmoor, IL
Dixon, IL
Dolton, IL
Dongola, IL
Donnellson, IL
Donovan, IL
Dorchester, IL
Dover, IL
Dowell, IL
Downers Grove, IL
Downs, IL
Du Bois, IL
Du Quoin, IL
Dunfermline, IL
Dunlap, IL
Dupo, IL
Durand, IL
Dwight, IL

E

Eagarville, IL
Earlville, IL
East Alton, IL
East Brooklyn, IL
East Cape Girardeau, IL
East Carondelet, IL
East Dubuque, IL
East Dundee, IL
East Galesburg, IL
East Gillespie, IL
East Hazel Crest, IL
East Moline, IL
East Peoria, IL
East St. Louis, IL
Easton, IL
Eddyville, IL
Edgewood, IL
Edinburg, IL
Edwardsville, IL
Effingham, IL
El Dara, IL
El Paso, IL
Elburn, IL
Eldorado, IL
Eldred, IL
Elgin, IL
Elizabeth, IL
Elizabethtown, IL
Elk Grove Village, IL
Elkhart, IL
Elkville, IL
Elliott, IL
Ellis Grove, IL
Ellisville, IL
Ellsworth, IL
Elmhurst, IL
Elmwood, IL
Elmwood Park, IL
Elsah, IL
Elvaston, IL
Elwood, IL
Emden, IL
Emington, IL
Energy, IL
Enfield, IL
Equality, IL
Erie, IL
Essex, IL
Eureka, IL
Evanston, IL
Evansville, IL
Evergreen Park, IL
Ewing, IL
Exeter, IL

F

Fairbury, IL
Fairfield, IL
Fairmont City, IL
Fairmount, IL
Fairview, IL
Fairview Heights, IL
Farina, IL
Farmer City, IL
Farmersville, IL
Farmington, IL
Fayetteville, IL
Ferris, IL
Fidelity, IL
Fieldon, IL
Fillmore, IL
Findlay, IL
Fisher, IL
Fithian, IL
Flanagan, IL
Flat Rock, IL
Flora, IL
Florence, IL
Flossmoor, IL
Foosland, IL
Ford Heights, IL
Forest City, IL
Forest Park, IL
Forest View, IL
Forrest, IL
Forreston, IL
Forsyth, IL
Fox Lake, IL
Fox River Grove, IL
Frankfort, IL
Franklin, IL
Franklin Grove, IL
Franklin Park, IL
Freeburg, IL
Freeman Spur, IL
Freeport, IL
Fulton, IL
Fults, IL

G

Galatia, IL
Galena, IL
Galesburg, IL
Galva, IL
Gardner, IL
Garrett, IL
Gays, IL
Geneseo, IL
Geneva, IL
Genoa, IL
Georgetown, IL
German Valley, IL
Germantown, IL
Germantown Hills, IL
Gibson City, IL
Gifford, IL
Gilberts, IL
Gillespie, IL
Gilman, IL
Girard, IL
Gladstone, IL
Glasford, IL
Glasgow, IL
Glen Carbon, IL
Glen Ellyn, IL
Glencoe, IL
Glendale Heights, IL
Glenview, IL
Glenwood, IL
Godfrey, IL
Godley, IL
Golconda, IL
Golden, IL
Golden Gate, IL
Golf, IL
Good Hope, IL
Goodfield, IL
Goreville, IL
Gorham, IL
Grafton, IL
Grand Ridge, IL
Grand Tower, IL
Grandview, IL
Granite City, IL
Grant Park, IL
Grantfork, IL
Granville, IL
Grayslake, IL
Grayville, IL
Green Oaks, IL
Green Valley, IL
Greenfield, IL
Greenup, IL
Greenview, IL
Greenville, IL
Greenwood, IL
Gridley, IL
Griggsville, IL
Gulfport, IL
Gurnee, IL

H

Hainesville, IL
Hamburg, IL
Hamel, IL
Hamilton, IL
Hammond, IL
Hampshire, IL
Hampton, IL
Hanaford, IL
Hanna City, IL
Hanover, IL
Hanover Park, IL
Hardin, IL
Harmon, IL
Harrisburg, IL
Harristown, IL
Hartford, IL
Hartsburg, IL
Harvard, IL
Harvel, IL
Harvey, IL
Harwood Heights, IL
Havana, IL
Hawthorn Woods, IL
Hazel Crest, IL
Hebron, IL
Hecker, IL
Henderson, IL
Hennepin, IL
Henning, IL
Henry, IL
Herrick, IL
Herrin, IL
Herscher, IL
Hettick, IL
Heyworth, IL
Hickory Hills, IL
Hidalgo, IL
Highland, IL
Highland Park, IL
Highwood, IL
Hillcrest, IL
Hillsboro, IL
Hillsdale, IL
Hillside, IL
Hillview, IL
Hinckley, IL
Hindsboro, IL
Hinsdale, IL
Hodgkins, IL
Hoffman, IL
Hoffman Estates, IL
Holiday Hills, IL
Hollowayville, IL
Homer, IL
Homer Glen, IL
Hometown, IL
Homewood, IL
Hoopeston, IL
Hooppole, IL
Hopedale, IL
Hopewell, IL
Hopkins Park, IL
Hoyleton, IL
Hudson, IL
Huey, IL
Hull, IL
Humboldt, IL
Hume, IL
Huntley, IL
Hurst, IL
Hutsonville, IL

I

Illiopolis, IL
Ina, IL
Indian Creek, IL
Indian Head Park, IL
Indianola, IL
Industry, IL
Inverness, IL
Iola, IL
Ipava, IL
Iroquois, IL
Irving, IL
Irvington, IL
Irwin, IL
Island Lake, IL
Itasca, IL
Iuka, IL
Ivesdale, IL

J

Jacksonville, IL
Jeffersonville, IL
Jeisyville, IL
Jerome, IL
Jerseyville, IL
Jewett, IL
Johnsburg, IL
Johnsonville, IL
Johnston City, IL
Joliet, IL
Jonesboro, IL
Joppa, IL
Joy, IL
Junction, IL
Junction City, IL
Justice, IL

K

Kampsville, IL
Kane, IL
Kaneville, IL
Kangley, IL
Kankakee, IL
Kansas, IL
Kappa, IL
Karnak, IL
Kaskaskia, IL
Keenes, IL
Keensburg, IL
Keithsburg, IL
Kell, IL
Kempton, IL
Kenilworth, IL
Kenney, IL
Kewanee, IL
Keyesport, IL
Kilbourne, IL
Kildeer, IL
Kincaid, IL
Kinderhook, IL
Kingston, IL
Kingston Mines, IL
Kinmundy, IL
Kinsman, IL
Kirkland, IL
Kirkwood, IL
Knoxville, IL

L

La Fayette, IL
La Grange, IL
La Grange Park, IL
La Harpe, IL
La Moille, IL
La Prairie, IL
La Rose, IL
Lacon, IL
Ladd, IL
Lake Barrington, IL
Lake Bluff, IL
Lake Forest, IL
Lake in the Hills, IL
Lake Ka-Ho, IL
Lake Villa, IL
Lake Zurich, IL
Lakemoor, IL
Lakewood, IL
Lanark, IL
Lansing, IL
LaSalle, IL
Latham, IL
Lawrenceville, IL
Le Roy, IL
Leaf River, IL
Lebanon, IL
Lee, IL
Leland, IL
Leland Grove, IL
Lemont, IL
Lena, IL
Lenzburg, IL
Leonore, IL
Lerna, IL
Lewistown, IL
Lexington, IL
Liberty, IL
Libertyville, IL
Lily Lake, IL
Lima, IL
Limestone, IL
Lincoln, IL
Lincolnshire, IL
Lincolnwood, IL
Lindenhurst, IL
Lisbon, IL
Lisle, IL
Litchfield, IL
Little York, IL
Littleton, IL
Liverpool, IL
Livingston, IL
Loami, IL
Lockport, IL
Loda, IL
Lomax, IL
Lombard, IL
London Mills, IL
Long Creek, IL
Long Grove, IL
Long Point, IL
Longview, IL
Loraine, IL
Lostant, IL
Louisville, IL
Loves Park, IL
Lovington, IL
Ludlow, IL
Lyndon, IL
Lynnville, IL
Lynwood, IL
Lyons, IL

M

Macedonia, IL
Machesney Park, IL
Mackinaw, IL
Macomb, IL
Macon, IL
Madison, IL
Maeystown, IL
Magnolia, IL
Mahomet, IL
Makanda, IL
Malden, IL
Malta, IL
Manchester, IL
Manhattan, IL
Manito, IL
Manlius, IL
Mansfield, IL
Manteno, IL
Maple Park, IL
Mapleton, IL
Maquon, IL
Marengo, IL
Marietta, IL
Marine, IL
Marion, IL
Marissa, IL
Mark, IL
Markham, IL
Maroa, IL
Marquette Heights, IL
Marseilles, IL
Marshall, IL
Martinsville, IL
Martinton, IL
Maryville, IL
Mascoutah, IL
Mason, IL
Mason City, IL
Matherville, IL
Matteson, IL
Mattoon, IL
Maunie, IL
Maywood, IL
Mazon, IL
McClure, IL
McCook, IL
McCullom Lake, IL
McHenry, IL
McLean, IL
McLeansboro, IL
McNabb, IL
Mechanicsburg, IL
Media, IL
Medora, IL
Melrose Park, IL
Melvin, IL
Mendon, IL
Mendota, IL
Menominee, IL
Meredosia, IL
Merrionette Park, IL
Metamora, IL
Metcalf, IL
Metropolis, IL
Mettawa, IL
Middletown, IL
Midlothian, IL
Milan, IL
Milford, IL
Mill Creek, IL
Mill Shoals, IL
Millbrook, IL
Milledgeville, IL
Millington, IL
Millstadt, IL
Milton, IL
Mineral, IL
Minier, IL
Minonk, IL
Minooka, IL
Modesto, IL
Mokena, IL
Moline, IL
Momence, IL
Monee, IL
Monmouth, IL
Monroe Center, IL
Montgomery, IL
Monticello, IL
Montrose, IL
Morris, IL
Morrison, IL
Morrisonville, IL
Morton, IL
Morton Grove, IL
Mound City, IL
Mound Station, IL
Mounds, IL
Mount Auburn, IL
Mount Carmel, IL
Mount Carroll, IL
Mount Clare, IL
Mount Erie, IL
Mount Morris, IL
Mount Olive, IL
Mount Prospect, IL
Mount Pulaski, IL
Mount Sterling, IL
Mount Vernon, IL
Mount Zion, IL
Moweaqua, IL
Muddy, IL
Mulberry Grove, IL
Muncie, IL
Mundelein, IL
Murphysboro, IL
Murrayville, IL

N

Naperville, IL
Naplate, IL
Naples, IL
Nashville, IL
Nason, IL
Nauvoo, IL
Nebo, IL
Nelson, IL
Neoga, IL
Neponset, IL
New Athens, IL
New Baden, IL
New Bedford, IL
New Berlin, IL
New Boston, IL
New Burnside, IL
New Canton, IL
New Douglas, IL
New Grand Chain, IL
New Haven, IL
New Holland, IL
New Lenox, IL
New Milford, IL
New Minden, IL
New Salem, IL
Newark, IL
Newman, IL
Newton, IL
Niantic, IL
Niles, IL
Nilwood, IL
Noble, IL
Nokomis, IL
Nora, IL
Normal, IL
Norridge, IL
Norris, IL
Norris City, IL
North Aurora, IL
North Barrington, IL
North Chicago, IL
North City, IL
North Henderson, IL
North Pekin, IL
North Riverside, IL
North Utica, IL
Northbrook, IL
Northfield, IL
Northlake, IL
Norwood, IL

O

O’Fallon, IL
Oak Brook, IL
Oak Forest, IL
Oak Grove, IL
Oak Lawn, IL
Oak Park, IL
Oakbrook Terrace, IL
Oakdale, IL
Oakford, IL
Oakland, IL
Oakwood, IL
Oakwood Hills, IL
Oblong, IL
Oconee, IL
Odell, IL
Odin, IL
Ogden, IL
Oglesby, IL
Ohio, IL
Ohlman, IL
Okawville, IL
Old Mill Creek, IL
Old Ripley, IL
Old Shawneetown, IL
Olmsted, IL
Olney, IL
Olympia Fields, IL
Omaha, IL
Onarga, IL
Oneida, IL
Oquawka, IL
Orangeville, IL
Oreana, IL
Oregon, IL
Orient, IL
Orion, IL
Orland Hills, IL
Orland Park, IL
Oswego, IL
Ottawa, IL
Otterville, IL
Owaneco, IL

P

Palatine, IL
Palestine, IL
Palmer, IL
Palmyra, IL
Palos Heights, IL
Palos Hills, IL
Palos Park, IL
Pana, IL
Panama, IL
Panola, IL
Papineau, IL
Paris, IL
Park City, IL
Park Forest, IL
Park Ridge, IL
Parkersburg, IL
Patoka, IL
Paw Paw, IL
Pawnee, IL
Paxton, IL
Payson, IL
Pearl, IL
Pearl City, IL
Pecatonica, IL
Pekin, IL
Peoria Heights, IL
Peoria, IL
Peotone, IL
Percy, IL
Perry, IL
Peru, IL
Pesotum, IL
Petersburg, IL
Phillipstown, IL
Philo, IL
Phoenix, IL
Pierron, IL
Pinckneyville, IL
Pingree Grove, IL
Piper City, IL
Pittsburg, IL
Pittsfield, IL
Plainfield, IL
Plainville, IL
Plano, IL
Plattville, IL
Pleasant Hill, IL
Pleasant Plains, IL
Plymouth, IL
Pocahontas, IL
Polo, IL
Pontiac, IL
Pontoon Beach, IL
Pontoosuc, IL
Poplar Grove, IL
Port Barrington, IL
Port Byron, IL
Posen, IL
Potomac, IL
Prairie City, IL
Prairie du Rocher, IL
Prairie Grove, IL
Princeton, IL
Princeville, IL
Prophetstown, IL
Prospect Heights, IL
Pulaski, IL

Q

Quincy, IL

R

Radom, IL
Raleigh, IL
Ramsey, IL
Rankin, IL
Ransom, IL
Rantoul, IL
Rapids City, IL
Raritan, IL
Raymond, IL
Red Bud, IL
Reddick, IL
Redmon, IL
Reynolds, IL
Richmond, IL
Richton Park, IL
Richview, IL
Ridge Farm, IL
Ridgway, IL
Ridott, IL
Ringwood, IL
Rio, IL
Ripley, IL
River Forest, IL
River Grove, IL
Riverdale, IL
Riverside, IL
Riverton, IL
Riverwoods, IL
Roanoke, IL
Robbins, IL
Roberts, IL
Robinson, IL
Rochelle, IL
Rochester, IL
Rock City, IL
Rock Falls, IL
Rock Island, IL
Rockbridge, IL
Rockdale, IL
Rockford, IL
Rockton, IL
Rockwood, IL
Rolling Meadows, IL
Romeoville, IL
Roodhouse, IL
Roscoe, IL
Rose Hill, IL
Roselle, IL
Rosemont, IL
Roseville, IL
Rosiclare, IL
Rossville, IL
Round Lake, IL
Round Lake Beach, IL
Round Lake Heights, IL
Round Lake Park, IL
Roxana, IL
Royal, IL
Royal Lakes, IL
Royalton, IL
Ruma, IL
Rushville, IL
Russellville, IL
Rutland, IL

S

Sadorus, IL
Sailor Springs, IL
Salem, IL
Sammons Point, IL
San Jose, IL
Sandoval, IL
Sandwich, IL
Sauget, IL
Sauk Village, IL
Saunemin, IL
Savanna, IL
Savoy, IL
Sawyerville, IL
Saybrook, IL
Scales Mound, IL
Schaumburg, IL
Schiller Park, IL
Schram City, IL
Sciota, IL
Scottville, IL
Seaton, IL
Seatonville, IL
Secor, IL
Seneca, IL
Sesser, IL
Shabbona, IL
Shannon, IL
Shawneetown, IL
Sheffield, IL
Shelbyville, IL
Sheldon, IL
Sheridan, IL
Sherman, IL
Sherrard, IL
Shiloh, IL
Shipman, IL
Shorewood, IL
Shumway, IL
Sibley, IL
Sidell, IL
Sidney, IL
Sigel, IL
Silvis, IL
Simpson, IL
Sims, IL
Skokie, IL
Sleepy Hollow, IL
Smithboro, IL
Smithfield, IL
Smithton, IL
Somonauk, IL
Sorento, IL
South Barrington, IL
South Beloit, IL
South Chicago Heights, IL
South Elgin, IL
South Holland, IL
South Jacksonville, IL
South Pekin, IL
South Roxana, IL
South Wilmington, IL
Southern View, IL
Sparland, IL
Sparta, IL
Spaulding, IL
Spillertown, IL
Spring Bay, IL
Spring Grove, IL
Spring Valley, IL
Springerton, IL
Springfield, IL
St. Anne, IL
St. Augustine, IL
St. Charles, IL
St. David, IL
St. Elmo, IL
St. Francisville, IL
St. Jacob, IL
St. Johns, IL
St. Joseph, IL
St. Libory, IL
St. Peter, IL
St. Rose, IL
Standard, IL
Standard City, IL
Stanford, IL
Staunton, IL
Ste. Marie, IL
Steeleville, IL
Steger, IL
Sterling, IL
Steward, IL
Stewardson, IL
Stickney, IL
Stillman Valley, IL
Stockton, IL
Stone Park, IL
Stonefort, IL
Stonington, IL
Stoy, IL
Strasburg, IL
Strawn, IL
Streamwood, IL
Streator, IL
Stronghurst, IL
Sublette, IL
Sugar Grove, IL
Sullivan, IL
Summerfield, IL
Summit, IL
Sumner, IL
Sun River Terrace, IL
Swansea, IL
Sycamore, IL
Symerton, IL

T

Table Grove, IL
Tallula, IL
Tamaroa, IL
Tamms, IL
Tampico, IL
Taylor Springs, IL
Taylorville, IL
Tennessee, IL
Teutopolis, IL
Thawville, IL
Thayer, IL
Thebes, IL
Third Lake, IL
Thomasboro, IL
Thompsonville, IL
Thomson, IL
Thornton, IL
Tilden, IL
Tilton, IL
Timberlane, IL
Time, IL
Tinley Park, IL
Tiskilwa, IL
Toledo, IL
Tolono, IL
Toluca, IL
Tonica, IL
Topeka, IL
Toulon, IL
Tovey, IL
Towanda, IL
Tower Hill, IL
Tower Lakes, IL
Tremont, IL
Trenton, IL
Trout Valley, IL
Troy, IL
Troy Grove, IL
Tuscola, IL

U

Ullin, IL
Union, IL
Union Hill, IL
University Park, IL
Urbana, IL
Ursa, IL

V

Valier, IL
Valley City, IL
Valmeyer, IL
Vandalia, IL
Varna, IL
Venedy, IL
Venice, IL
Vergennes, IL
Vermilion, IL
Vermont, IL
Vernon, IL
Vernon Hills, IL
Verona, IL
Versailles, IL
Victoria, IL
Vienna, IL
Villa Grove, IL
Villa Park, IL
Viola, IL
Virden, IL
Virgil, IL
Virginia, IL
Volo, IL

W

Wadsworth, IL
Waggoner, IL
Walnut, IL
Walnut Hill, IL
Walshville, IL
Waltonville, IL
Wamac, IL
Wapella, IL
Warren, IL
Warrensburg, IL
Warrenville, IL
Warsaw, IL
Washburn, IL
Washington, IL
Washington Park, IL
Wataga, IL
Waterloo, IL
Waterman, IL
Watseka, IL
Watson, IL
Wauconda, IL
Waukegan, IL
Waverly, IL
Wayne, IL
Wayne City, IL
Waynesville, IL
Weldon, IL
Wellington, IL
Wenona, IL
Wenonah, IL
West Brooklyn, IL
West Chicago, IL
West City, IL
West Dundee, IL
West Frankfort, IL
West Peoria, IL
West Point, IL
West Salem, IL
Westchester, IL
Western Springs, IL
Westfield, IL
Westmont, IL
Westville, IL
Wheaton, IL
Wheeler, IL
Wheeling, IL
White City, IL
White Hall, IL
Williamsfield, IL
Williamson, IL
Williamsville, IL
Willisville, IL
Willow Hill, IL
Willow Springs, IL
Willowbrook, IL
Wilmette, IL
Wilmington, IL
Wilmington, IL
Wilsonville, IL
Winchester, IL
Windsor, IL
Winfield, IL
Winnebago, IL
Winnetka, IL
Winslow, IL
Winthrop Harbor, IL
Witt, IL
Wonder Lake, IL
Wood Dale, IL
Wood River, IL
Woodhull, IL
Woodland, IL
Woodlawn, IL
Woodridge, IL
Woodson, IL
Woodstock, IL
Worden, IL
Worth, IL
Wyanet, IL
Wyoming, IL

X

Xenia, IL

Y

Yale, IL
Yates City, IL
Yorkville, IL

Z

Zeigler, IL
Zion, IL

Counties of Illinois

1. McLean County

County Seat: Bloomington

Area: 1,186 square miles
Population: Approximately 170,954 (2020 census)
Area Codes: 309
Latitude: 40.4842° N
Longitude: 88.9937° W

Location and History

McLean County is the largest county by area in Illinois, located in the central part of the state. Established in 1830, the county was named after John McLean, a U.S. Senator from Illinois. Bloomington, the county seat, is one of the twin cities (along with Normal) that serve as the economic and cultural hub of the region. The county’s history is deeply connected to agriculture, particularly corn and soybean production, and later became a center for transportation and education with the establishment of Illinois Wesleyan University and Illinois State University in nearby Normal. McLean County’s growth was significantly influenced by the arrival of the railroad in the mid-19th century, making Bloomington a key stop on the Chicago & Alton Railroad.

Major Highways and Landmarks

McLean County is intersected by major highways, including Interstate 55, which runs north-south through the county, connecting it to Chicago and St. Louis. Interstate 74 and Interstate 39 also pass through the county, providing access to Peoria, Champaign, and Rockford. Significant landmarks include the David Davis Mansion, home of Abraham Lincoln’s close friend and Supreme Court Justice David Davis, and the McLean County Museum of History, located in the historic courthouse in downtown Bloomington. The county is also known for the Constitution Trail, a popular walking and biking path that runs through Bloomington-Normal, and the Ewing Manor and Cultural Center, which hosts numerous cultural and artistic events.

2. LaSalle County

County Seat: Ottawa

Area: 1,148 square miles
Population: Approximately 109,658 (2020 census)
Area Codes: 815, 779
Latitude: 41.3333° N
Longitude: 88.8330° W

Location and History

LaSalle County is located in north-central Illinois and was established in 1831. The county was named after the French explorer René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle, who explored the region in the 17th century. Ottawa, the county seat, played a significant role in the early political history of Illinois, notably as the site of the first Lincoln-Douglas debate in 1858. The county’s economy has historically been based on agriculture and mining, particularly coal, though manufacturing and tourism have become increasingly important. LaSalle County is also known for its scenic beauty, with the Illinois River running through the county and several state parks attracting visitors.

Major Highways and Landmarks

LaSalle County is served by major highways such as Interstate 80, which runs east-west across the northern part of the county, and Interstate 39, which runs north-south. U.S. Route 6 and U.S. Route 52 are also key routes in the region. Key landmarks include Starved Rock State Park, one of Illinois’ most popular natural attractions, known for its canyons, waterfalls, and hiking trails. The county is also home to Matthiessen State Park, another scenic area with rock formations and waterfalls, and the Hegeler Carus Mansion in LaSalle, a National Historic Landmark that reflects the county’s industrial heritage. The Illinois & Michigan Canal National Heritage Corridor, which runs through Ottawa, celebrates the history of the canal that connected the Great Lakes to the Mississippi River.

3. Kankakee County

County Seat: Kankakee

Area: 681 square miles
Population: Approximately 107,502 (2020 census)
Area Codes: 815, 779
Latitude: 41.1200° N
Longitude: 87.8616° W

Location and History

Kankakee County is located in northeastern Illinois, just south of the Chicago metropolitan area. The county was established in 1853 and named after the Kankakee River, which flows through the region. Kankakee, the county seat, developed as a key agricultural and transportation hub in the 19th century, particularly after the arrival of the Illinois Central Railroad. The county has a diverse economy, with agriculture, manufacturing, and services playing significant roles. Kankakee County is also known for its natural beauty, with the Kankakee River providing opportunities for recreation and conservation.

Major Highways and Landmarks

Kankakee County is accessible via Interstate 57, which runs north-south through the county, connecting it to Chicago to the north and Champaign to the south. U.S. Route 45/52 and Illinois Route 17 are also important highways in the region. Notable landmarks include the Kankakee River State Park, which offers hiking, fishing, camping, and canoeing along the scenic Kankakee River. The Frank Lloyd Wright-designed B. Harley Bradley House, located in Kankakee, is a significant example of the Prairie School architectural style and is open for tours. The county also hosts the annual Kankakee River Valley Fishing Derby, which attracts anglers from across the state.

4. Iroquois County

County Seat: Watseka

Area: 1,117 square miles
Population: Approximately 27,077 (2020 census)
Area Codes: 815, 779
Latitude: 40.7785° N
Longitude: 87.7320° W

Location and History

Iroquois County is located in east-central Illinois, along the Indiana border. Established in 1833, the county was named after the Iroquois Confederacy, although the Iroquois people did not historically inhabit the area. Watseka, the county seat, is named after a Native American woman of the Potawatomi tribe, reflecting the region’s indigenous heritage. The county’s economy has long been based on agriculture, with corn, soybeans, and dairy farming being the primary industries. Iroquois County is known for its rural landscapes and small-town charm, with many historic sites and buildings preserved throughout the county.

Major Highways and Landmarks

Iroquois County is served by U.S. Route 24, which runs east-west through the county, and U.S. Route 52, which runs north-south. Interstate 57 also passes through the western part of the county, providing access to Chicago and southern Illinois. Significant landmarks include the Old Courthouse Museum in Watseka, which houses exhibits on the county’s history and culture, and the Iroquois County State Wildlife Area, a popular destination for hunting, fishing, and birdwatching. The county is also home to several historic churches and cemeteries that reflect the area’s 19th-century settlement patterns. The annual Watseka Park Festival is a key cultural event in the county, celebrating local heritage with parades, music, and community activities.

5. Livingston County

County Seat: Pontiac

Area: 1,044 square miles
Population: Approximately 35,815 (2020 census)
Area Codes: 815, 779
Latitude: 40.8806° N
Longitude: 88.6295° W

Location and History

Livingston County is located in central Illinois and was established in 1837. The county was named after Edward Livingston, a prominent U.S. statesman and jurist. Pontiac, the county seat, developed as a major stop along the historic Route 66, which contributed to the county’s growth and development in the 20th century. Livingston County’s economy has traditionally been based on agriculture, with corn and soybeans being the dominant crops, though manufacturing and services have become more significant in recent decades. The county is known for its historic sites, scenic landscapes, and strong connection to Route 66.

Major Highways and Landmarks

Livingston County is intersected by Interstate 55, which runs north-south through the county, following the path of historic Route 66. U.S. Route 24 and Illinois Route 116 are also important highways in the region. Key landmarks include the Pontiac-Oakland Automobile Museum, which celebrates the history of the Pontiac car brand and Route 66. The Livingston County Courthouse, located in downtown Pontiac, is a historic building that serves as the center of county government. The county is also home to the Route 66 Hall of Fame & Museum, which features exhibits on the history of the “Mother Road” and its impact on American culture. The Vermilion River, which runs through the county, offers opportunities for fishing, canoeing, and nature observation.

6. DeKalb County

County Seat: Sycamore

Area: 634 square miles
Population: Approximately 100,420 (2020 census)
Area Codes: 815, 779
Latitude: 41.8885° N
Longitude: 88.7642° W

Location and History

DeKalb County is located in northern Illinois, west of Chicago. Established in 1837, the county was named after Johann de Kalb, a German-born hero of the American Revolutionary War. Sycamore, the county seat, has a rich history and is known for its well-preserved historic downtown. The city of DeKalb, home to Northern Illinois University (NIU), is the largest city in the county and serves as a major educational and cultural center. The county’s economy is diverse, with agriculture, education, manufacturing, and healthcare playing significant roles. DeKalb County is also known for its contributions to agricultural innovation, particularly in the development of hybrid corn.

Major Highways and Landmarks

DeKalb County is served by Interstate 88, which runs east-west through the southern part of the county, and U.S. Route 30, which also runs east-west. Illinois Route 23 is a key north-south route. Notable landmarks include the Ellwood House Museum in DeKalb, a historic mansion that reflects the county’s agricultural heritage, and the DeKalb County Courthouse in Sycamore, a beautiful example of Beaux-Arts architecture. The NIU campus in DeKalb is a major cultural hub, hosting numerous events, performances, and exhibitions. The county is also home to the Sycamore Pumpkin Festival, an annual event that draws visitors from across the region to celebrate the harvest season with parades, contests, and family activities.

7. Will County

County Seat: Joliet

Area: 837 square miles
Population: Approximately 696,355 (2020 census)
Area Codes: 815, 779
Latitude: 41.5055° N
Longitude: 88.0817° W

Location and History

Will County is located in northeastern Illinois, just south of Chicago. Established in 1836, the county was named after Conrad Will, a politician and businessman who played a key role in the early development of Illinois. Joliet, the county seat, is one of the largest cities in the state and has a rich history as an industrial and transportation hub. The county’s economy has traditionally been based on manufacturing, transportation, and agriculture, though it has diversified in recent years to include services, logistics, and healthcare. Will County is part of the Chicago metropolitan area and has experienced significant growth and suburbanization in the past few decades.

Major Highways and Landmarks

Will County is intersected by several major highways, including Interstate 55, which runs north-south, and Interstate 80, which runs east-west through the county. Interstate 355, the Veterans Memorial Tollway, also runs through the county, providing access to the western suburbs of Chicago. Significant landmarks include the Joliet Iron Works Historic Site, which preserves the remains of one of the largest steel mills in the country, and the Rialto Square Theatre in downtown Joliet, a historic vaudeville theater that is still in use today. The county is also home to the Midewin National Tallgrass Prairie, a large conservation area dedicated to restoring native prairie ecosystems. The Illinois & Michigan Canal National Heritage Corridor, which runs through the county, celebrates the history of the canal that connected the Great Lakes to the Mississippi River.

8. Champaign County

County Seat: Urbana

Area: 998 square miles
Population: Approximately 205,865 (2020 census)
Area Codes: 217
Latitude: 40.1138° N
Longitude: 88.1970° W

Location and History

Champaign County is located in east-central Illinois and was established in 1833. The county was named after Champaign County, Ohio, from which many early settlers came. Urbana, the county seat, is part of the Champaign-Urbana metropolitan area, which is also home to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC). The university, one of the top public research institutions in the country, is the largest employer in the county and plays a central role in its economy, culture, and identity. The county’s economy is also supported by agriculture, with corn and soybeans being the primary crops.

Major Highways and Landmarks

Champaign County is served by Interstate 74, which runs east-west through the county, and Interstate 57, which runs north-south. U.S. Route 45 and U.S. Route 150 are also important highways in the region. Notable landmarks include the Krannert Art Museum and the Spurlock Museum, both located on the UIUC campus, which offer extensive collections of art, history, and culture. The county is also home to the Urbana Sweetcorn Festival, an annual event that celebrates the agricultural heritage of the region. The Champaign County Courthouse in Urbana is another significant landmark, reflecting the county’s rich history and architectural heritage. The county’s robust research and technology sectors have earned it a reputation as a hub of innovation in Illinois.

9. Peoria County

County Seat: Peoria

Area: 629 square miles
Population: Approximately 181,830 (2020 census)
Area Codes: 309
Latitude: 40.6936° N
Longitude: 89.5889° W

Location and History

Peoria County is located in central Illinois, along the Illinois River. Established in 1825, the county was named after the Peoria, a Native American tribe that historically inhabited the region. Peoria, the county seat, is one of the oldest European settlements in Illinois and developed as a major manufacturing and transportation hub in the 19th and 20th centuries. The county’s economy has traditionally been based on manufacturing, particularly heavy equipment, with Caterpillar Inc., one of the world’s largest construction and mining equipment manufacturers, headquartered in Peoria. In recent years, the economy has diversified to include healthcare, education, and services.

Major Highways and Landmarks

Peoria County is served by Interstate 74, which runs east-west through Peoria, and Interstate 474, which provides a bypass around the city. U.S. Route 24 and U.S. Route 150 also run through the county. Key landmarks include the Peoria Riverfront, a vibrant area with parks, museums, and cultural attractions, including the Peoria Riverfront Museum and the Caterpillar Visitors Center. The county is also home to the Peoria Zoo and Luthy Botanical Garden, both located in Glen Oak Park. The Peoria Civic Center, a major venue for concerts, sports, and conventions, is another significant landmark. The county’s history is preserved at sites like the Pettengill-Morron House, a historic mansion that offers tours and educational programs.

10. Kane County

County Seat: Geneva

Area: 524 square miles
Population: Approximately 532,403 (2020 census)
Area Codes: 630, 331
Latitude: 41.8889° N
Longitude: 88.4016° W

Location and History

Kane County is located in northeastern Illinois, just west of Chicago. Established in 1836, the county was named after Elias Kane, an Illinois senator. Geneva, the county seat, is known for its historic downtown and riverfront, while the city of Aurora, the second-largest city in Illinois, is a major cultural and economic center in the county. Kane County has experienced significant growth in recent decades as part of the Chicago metropolitan area, with a diverse economy that includes manufacturing, retail, healthcare, and services. The county is known for its rich history, scenic Fox River, and strong sense of community.

Major Highways and Landmarks

Kane County is intersected by several major highways, including Interstate 88, which runs east-west through the southern part of the county, and U.S. Route 20, which runs east-west through the northern part. Illinois Route 31 and Illinois Route 25 run parallel to the Fox River, providing access to the county’s riverfront communities. Significant landmarks include the Fabyan Villa Museum and Japanese Garden in Geneva, which offers insights into the life of Colonel George Fabyan and features beautifully landscaped gardens. The Fox River Trail, a popular biking and walking path, runs through the county, offering scenic views and access to several parks and nature preserves. The county is also home to the historic Paramount Theatre in Aurora, a major venue for live performances and cultural events.