2015 Map of Chester
USGS Topo · Published 2015About this map
The Mississippi River serves as the dominant geographic and jurisdictional boundary on this survey, separating Randolph County, Illinois from Perry County, Missouri. The city of Chester sits perched on the eastern bluffs, a regional hub defined by its transit connections and institutional presence, including the neighboring community of Menard. The Chester Bridge provides a vital link across the river to Horse Island and the bottomlands of Claryville. Away from the river, the landscape is dotted with smaller settlements like New Palestine and Diamond Cross, which remain connected by historic routes such as the Shawneetown Trl.
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