2024 Map of Fandon
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
The La Moine River winds through the rural boundary where McDonough and Schuyler meet, carving a landscape defined by its deep drainage network. Small settlements like Fandon and Birmingham serve as anchor points for a community connected by an extensive grid of township and county roads. The area is particularly rich in family-named burial grounds and historical markers, such as the Miler Grave, Dunsworth Cem, and Archer-Bethel Cem, which hint at the generational lineage of this Illinois farmland.
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