
Port Byron and Le Claire anchor this stretch of the Mississippi River during the early 1990s, where the river serves as both a natural border and a focal point for settlement. The landscape is marked by the convergence of the Rock River and Zuma Creek in the south, creating a complex network of waterways that defined the growth of Barstow, Cleveland, and Osborn. This era shows a well-established infrastructure of schools and churches, including Riverdale High Sch and the First United Ch, serving communities that expanded into the uplands away from the floodplains.
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1949 Port Byron
Rock Island County, IL

1950 Port Byron
Rock Island County, IL

1953 Port Byron
Rock Island County, IL

1991 Port Byron
Rock Island County, IL
2010 Port Byron
Rock Island County, IL
2012 Port Byron
Rock Island County, IL
2015 Port Byron
Rock Island County, IL
2018 Port Byron
Rock Island County, IL
2021 Port Byron
Rock Island County, IL

2024 Port Byron
Rock Island County, IL