1993 Map of Morris
USGS Topo · Published 1994About this map
The Illinois River corridor near Morris forms the backbone of this topographic study, where the historic Illinois and Michigan Canal runs parallel to the main waterway. This landscape reflects a dense intersection of river-based commerce and conservation, anchored by Gebhard Woods State Park and the William Stratton State Access Area. The confluence of Nettle Creek and the Mazon River with the Illinois creates a complex network of wetlands and sloughs, including Mud Slough and Peacock Slough.
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Editions of this 1993 Morris Map
This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
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1916 · Marseilles
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1918 · Morris
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1940 · Marseilles
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1948 · Dwight
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1950 · Dwight
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1953 · Morris
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1953 · Lisbon
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