2015 Map of Highland Park

About this map

The North Shore region of Lake Michigan is documented here as a complex network of established residential enclaves and protected natural corridors. The drainage systems of the Skokie River and the N Br Chicago River dictate the topography, including the engineered Skokie Lagoons to the south. Significant historical points of interest include the Fort Sheridan Cem and Saint Marys Cem, alongside older rail-oriented locations like Briergate Station. This mid-2010s snapshot shows the dense suburban maturation of Highland Park, Deerfield, and Lake Forest, where established neighborhoods like Ravinia and Braeside meet the lakeshore. The map provides a clear look at the jurisdictional boundaries between Lake Co and Cook Co along Lake Cook RD, illustrating how these historical townships evolved into the modern Chicago metropolitan corridor.