Ramsey (Fayette County)

Rankin (Vermilion County)

Rantoul (Champaign County)

Raymond (Montgomery County; includes Harvel 1901-1909)

Red Bud (Randolph County)

Reddick (Kankakee & Livingston Counties)

Reynolds (Mercer & Rock Island Counties)

Richmond (McHenry County)

Ridge Farm (Vermilion County)

Ridgway (Gallatin County)

River Forest (see Chicago v. 32)

River Grove (see Chicago v. B)

Riverdale (see Chicago v. H)

Riverside (see Chicago v. 34)

Riverside Township (see Chicago v. 34)

Riverton (Sangamon County)

Roanoke (Woodford County)

Robinson (Crawford County)

Rochelle (Ogle County)

Rock Falls (see Sterling)

Rock Island (Rock Island County; includes Milan 1906- )

Rockdale (see Joliet)

Rockford (Winnebago County)

Rockford v. 1 (Winnebago County; west of Rock River)

Rockford v. 2 (Winnebago County; east of Rock River)

Rockton (Winnebago County)

Roodhouse (Greene County)

Roseville (Warren County)

Rosiclare (Hardin County)

Rossville (Vermilion County)

Royalton (Franklin County)

Rushville (Schuyler County)

Rutland (La Salle County)

Saint Anne (Kankakee County)

Saint Charles (Kane County)

Saint Davids (see Canton)

Saint Elmo (Fayette County)

Saint Francisville (Lawrence County)

Saint John (see Du Quoin)

Saint Joseph (Champaign County)

Salem (Marion County)

San Jose (Mason & Logan Counties)

Sandoval (Marion County)

Sandwich (De Kalb County)

Savanna (Carroll County)

Sawyerville (see Benld)

Saybrook (McLean County)

Schiller Park (see Chicago v. A)

Schram City (see Hillsboro)

Seneca (La Salle County)

Sesser (Franklin County)

Shabbona (DeKalb County; includes Shabbona Grove)

Shabbona Grove (see Shabbona)

Shannon (Carroll County)

Shawneetown (Gallatin County)

Sheffield (Bureau County)

Shelbyville (Shelby County)

Sheldon (Iroquois County)

Sibley (Ford County)

Sidell (Vermilion County)

Sidney (Champaign County)

Silvis (see Moline)

Somonauk (DeKalb County)

Sorento (Bond County)

South Beloit (see Beloit, WISCONSIN)

South Chicago Heights (see Chicago v. I)

South Holland (see Chicago v. I)

South Pekin (see Pekin)

South Wilmington (Grundy County; includes East Brooklyn 1910)

Sparta (Randolph County)

Spring Forest (see Chicago v. H)

Spring Valley (Bureau County)

Springfield (Sangamon County)

Springfield v. 1 (Sangamon County; North of West Monroe & East Capitol)

Springfield v. 2 (Sangamon County; (South of West Monroe & East Capitol)

Springfield Block Line Map of Central Business District (Sangamon County)

Standard (Putnam County)

Staunton (Macoupin County)

Steger (see Chicago v. I)

Sterling (Whiteside County; includes Rock Falls)

Stewardson (Shelby County)

Stickney (see Chicago v. 36)

Stockdale (see Morris)

Stockton (Jo Daviess County)

Stonington (Christian County)

Streator (LaSalle & Livingston Counties)

Stronghurst (Henderson County)

Sullivan (Moultrie County)

Summit (see Chicago v. E)

Sumner (Lawrence County)

Swansea (see Belleville)

Sycamore (DeKalb County)

Table Grove (Fulton County)

Tamms (Alexandria County)

Tampico (Whiteside County)

Taylorville (Christian County)

Tazewell Station (see Minier)

Thornton (see Chicago v. I)

Tilton (see Danville)

Tinley Park (see Chicago v. H)

Toledo (Cumberland County)

Tolono (Champaign County)

Toluca (Marshall County)

Tonica (La Salle County)

Toulon (Stark County)

Tower Hill (Shelby County)

Tremont (Tazewell County)

Trenton (Clinton County)

Troy (Madison County)

Turner (Du Page County)

Tuscola (Douglas County)

Ullin (Pulaski County)

Urbana (Champaign County)

Utica (LaSalle County)

Valley City (Pike County)

Vandalia (Fayette County)

Venice (see Granite City)

Vergennes (Jackson County)

Vermont (Fulton County)

Versailles (Brown County)

Vienna (Johnson County)

Villa Grove (Douglas County)

Villa Park (Du Page County)

Villa Ridge (Pulaski County)

Viola (Mercer County)

Virden (Macoupin County)

Virginia (Cass County)

Walnut (Bureau County)

Wamac (see Centralia)

Warren (Jo Daviess County)

Warsaw (Hancock County)

Washburn (Woodford & Marshall Counties)

Washington (Tazewell County)

Waterloo (Monroe County)

Watseka (Iroquois County)

Waukegan (Lake County; includes North Chicago 1917- )

Waverly (Morgan County)

Wedron (see Ottawa)

Wenona (Marshall County)

Wenonah (see Nokomis)

West Chicago (Du Page County)

West City (see Benton)

West Dundee (see Dundee)

West Frankfort (Franklin County)

West McHenry (see McHenry)

West Point (Hancock County)

West Salem (Edwards County)

Western Springs (see Chicago v. C)

Westfield (Clark County)

Westmont (Du Page County)

Westville (Vermilion County; includes Belgium & Lyons 1925- )

Wheaton (Du Page County)

Wheeling (see Chicago v. A)

White City (see Mount Olive)

White Hall (Greene County)

Willisville (Perry County)

Willow Springs (see Chicago v. H)

Wilmette (see Cook County North Shore)

Wilmington (Will County)

Wilsonville (Macoupin County)

Winchester (Scott County)

Windsor (Shelby County)

Winnetka (see Cook County North Shore)

Winslow (Stephenson County)

Wireton (see Chicago v. H)

Witt (Montgomery County)

Wood River (Madison County; includes Hartford 1928- )

Woodhull (Henry County)

Woodstock (McHenry County)

World's Columbian Exposition, Jackson Park, Chicago (Cook County)

Worth (see Chicago v. H)

Wyanet (Bureau County)

Wyoming (Stark County)

Xenia (Clay County)

Yates City (Knox County)

Yorkville (Kendall County; includes Bristol)

Zeigler (Franklin County)

Zion or Zion City (Lake County)

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