2012 Map of Eldorado

About this map

Eldorado serves as the primary hub of this southern Illinois landscape, surrounded by a network of smaller communities and rural homesteads. The town's expansion is evident in neighborhoods like Beulah Heights, while outlying areas like Saline City and Wasson maintain a more dispersed character. Industrial activity is grounded in the Eldorado Oil Field, north of the main settlement, reflecting the region's reliance on natural resource extraction. This 2012 survey documents a landscape where agricultural tracts are divided by historic routes such as Goshen Trail Rd and Murray Hill RD. For genealogists, the map is particularly detailed regarding burial sites, including the Wolf Creek Primitive Baptist Church Cem, Dodd Family Cem, and Read Family Cem. Water features such as Indian Cr, Brush Cr, and the Eldorado Reservoir define the drainage patterns across the terrain.