
The Third Principal Meridian divides the landscape of Central Illinois in the early 1980s, marking the border between Logan and De Witt counties. Small agricultural communities anchor the terrain, with Waynesville situated in the northeast and Beason further south. The transportation network is defined by the Illinois Terminal and Gulf Central railroads, which once facilitated the movement of grain and goods across these prairie townships.
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1980 Delavan South
Logan County, IL

1980 Lincoln East
Logan County, IL

1980 Lincoln West
Logan County, IL

1980 Waynesville West
Logan County, IL

1982 Lake Fork
Logan County, IL

1996 Lincoln West
Logan County, IL
2012 Delavan South
Logan County, IL
2012 Lake Fork
Logan County, IL
2012 Lincoln East
Logan County, IL
2012 Lincoln West
Logan County, IL
2012 Waynesville West
Logan County, IL
2015 Delavan South
Logan County, IL
2015 Lake Fork
Logan County, IL
2015 Lincoln East
Logan County, IL
2015 Lincoln West
Logan County, IL
2015 Waynesville West
Logan County, IL
2018 Delavan South
Logan County, IL
2018 Lake Fork
Logan County, IL
2018 Lincoln East
Logan County, IL
2018 Lincoln West
Logan County, IL
2018 Waynesville West
Logan County, IL
2021 Delavan South
Logan County, IL
2021 Lake Fork
Logan County, IL
2021 Lincoln East
Logan County, IL
2021 Lincoln West
Logan County, IL
2021 Waynesville West
Logan County, IL

2024 Delavan South
Logan County, IL

2024 Lake Fork
Logan County, IL

2024 Lincoln East
Logan County, IL

2024 Lincoln West
Logan County, IL

2024 Waynesville West
Logan County, IL