Maps of Illinois state. Detailed road, adminsitartive, physical, topographical and other maps of Illinois state.
Maps of Illinois state:
- Administrative map of Illinois state. Illinois state administrative map.
- Detailed map of Illinois state. Illinois state detailed map.
- Detailed administrative map of Illinois state. Illinois state detailed administrative map.
- Detailed old administrative map of Illinois state – 1895.
- Detailed administrative map of Illinois state with roads, highways and cities.
- Large administrative map of Illinois state. Illinois state large administrative map.
- Large roads and highways map of Illinois with relief and major cities.
- Large detailed map of Illinois state. Illinois state large detailed map.
- Large detailed old administrative map of Illinois state – 1855.
- Large detailed old administrative map of Illinois state – 1861.
- Large detailed roads and highways map of Illinois state with cities.
- Large detailed roads and highways map of Illinois state with all cities.
- Large detailed administrative map of Illinois state with roads and highways.
- Large detailed administrative map of Illinois state with roads, highways and cities.
- Large detailed roads and highways map of Illinois state with cities and villages.
The state of Illinois – short description:
Although the capital of Michigan is Springfield, Chicago is the biggest city. Nicknamed the ‘Windy City’, Chicago is the center of industry, trade and transportation centers, it is also where the first skyscrapers appeared along the riverbank and facing the Lake Michigan.
The Lake Michigan is scattered with picturesque villages and harbors along miles and miles of shoreline offering beautiful scenery and sandy beaches. Around the lake there are also hundred of parks, zoos and large areas of forest reserves.
Throughout the state there are more than 1000 historical sites and half a million acres of state parks, with a multitude of outdoor activities and cultural centers. This is also the state where Abraham Lincoln spent most of his professional life in. At Springfield one may visit his tomb and the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum.
Another interesting site are the earthen burial mounds at Cahokia Mounds, this is the most complex of any other prehistoric Native American community site north of Mexico.
The climate varies considerably between hot summers and freezing winters, with a lot of humidity around the great lakes.
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