2012 Map of Stockland

About this map

The Stockland area of eastern Illinois is defined by a dense network of county roads and vital drainage infrastructure that sustains its agricultural character. The village itself, home to a local Po and adjacent to the Wichman Airport, serves as the primary hub for this rural landscape. South of the main settlement, smaller locales like Hallock and Greer sit within a grid of systematically numbered routes, such as N 2870 E Rd and E 500 N Rd. The hydrology of the region is a mix of natural and engineered waterways, where the North Fork Vermilion River is supplemented by essential channels like Salmon Ditch, Finigan Ditch, and Mud Cr. For genealogists and local historians, the presence of the Totheroh Cem near the eastern boundary provides a specific point of interest for family research in this quiet corner of Iroquois County.