2012 Map of Bourbonnais

About this map

Bourbonnais and its northern surroundings appear here during a period of modern residential expansion alongside established rural hamlets. The Kankakee River serves as the primary geographic anchor, winding southeast to northwest and sheltering large landforms like Langham Island and Willow Island. While the southeast corner shows the dense street grid of growing neighborhoods, the remainder of the map preserves a more agricultural character, punctuated by historic crossroads such as Deselm, Altorf, and Flickerville.