2015 Map of Joliet
USGS Topo · Published 2015About this map
The Des Plaines River and the Illinois and Michigan Canal National Heritage Corridor form the industrial and geographic spine of this Illinois corridor, connecting the major centers of Joliet and Lockport. The landscape is a complex mosaic of suburban expansion and industrial infrastructure, where the Illinois Waterway supports heavy regional transit. Numerous historical burial grounds, including the Russian Cem, Runyan Cem, and Bronson Cem, offer significant data points for genealogists tracing early Will County families. Higher education is well-represented by Lewis Univ and the Univ of Saint Francis. Residential pockets such as Lidice, Fairmont, and Ingalls Park fill the spaces between the river's path and the extensive rail network, including the Rock Island Ave corridor, reflecting the area's long-standing role as a transportation and manufacturing hub.
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1892 · Wilmington
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1894 · Des Plaines
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1900 · Des Plaines
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1901 · Des Plaines
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1918 · Wilmington
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