2021 Map of Channahon
USGS Topo · Published 2021About this map
The confluence of the Du Page River and the Des Plaines River anchors this landscape southwest of Joliet, where industrial developments and memorial grounds meet. The southern portion of the map is dominated by the Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery, a significant site of local and national memory situated near the historic Reed's Grove Cem. Residential expansion is evident in Shorewood and Minooka, while older industrial footprints are marked by the Dow Chemical Entrance and the settlement at Drummond. River navigation and transport remain central to the area's identity, with features like Treat Island, Moose Island, and the Smith Bridge illustrating the complex waterways that have long dictated the placement of towns like Channahon and Blodgett.
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