2015 Map of Kewanee North

About this map

The northern reaches of Kewanee anchor this Illinois landscape, where the northernmost residential streets meet a grid of rural section lines. The drainage patterns of the region are exceptionally defined, characterized by a complex network of natural waterways like Mud Cr and Walker Cr alongside man-made improvements such as the Broadbent Lateral Ditch and Acme Ditch. These systems reflect the intensive agricultural engineering common in Henry County, designed to manage the fertile prairie soil. To the northeast, Johnson Lake and Sauk Trail Pond provide distinct landmarks in an area dominated by farmland. Several sites of genealogical importance are distributed across the township, including Saint Michael Cem and the Garden of Peace Cem, while the more isolated Pace Cem sits further afield, marking the heritage of local families in this long-settled farming community.