
The Rock River and Kishwaukee River converge in this industrial and aviation corridor south of Rockford. This contemporary survey details the expansive footprint of the Chicago/Rockford International Airport, which dominates the landscape west of New Milford. The map provides a clear view of the transition from dense urban street grids near Union Cem to the open agricultural lands of the Winnebago and Ogle County border. Smaller communities like Morristown, Harrisville, and Davis Junction are mapped alongside significant landmarks such as Blackhawk Island and Cherry Valley. For local historians and genealogists, the inclusion of Milford Cem and the intricate drainage patterns of Killbuck Creek offer essential geographic context for tracing family roots and land ownership in northern Illinois.
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This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
11 maps found

1949 Camp Grant
Winnebago County, IL

1971 Kishwaukee
Winnebago County, IL

1971 Rockford North
Winnebago County, IL

1971 Rockford South
Winnebago County, IL

1971 Shirland
Winnebago County, IL

1993 Rockford North
Winnebago County, IL

1993 Rockford South
Winnebago County, IL

2024 Kishwaukee
Winnebago County, IL

2024 Rockford North
Winnebago County, IL

2024 Rockford South
Winnebago County, IL

2024 Shirland
Winnebago County, IL