Illinois

The lowest point in Illinois is the confluence of the Mississippi River and the Ohio River, where the two rivers meet near Cairo. This point lies at an elevation of about 279 feet (85 meters) above sea level.

Illinois is bordered by Kentucky to the southeast, and Indiana to the east.

The eastern border of Illinois is shared with Indiana.

Springfield is the capital of the state of Illinois. Springfield has a population of 117,400 and its coordinates are 39.783 degrees N, 89.650 degrees W.

Illinois enjoys extremes of temperature but also has all four season.

Illinois is a state in the United States of America. It is bordered by Wisconsin, Indiana, Michigan, and Missouri. It is also bordered by Lake Michigan.

Every point on Earth has one of each ... a latitude and a longitude. No matter what

the numbers happen to be, 'lines' can be drawn on the map at those coordinates.

There's no official set of 'lines'. If you look at a few different maps or globes, you'll

see that some of them have more lines, some have fewer lines, and some have

no lines at all. I use map software that will print 648,000 different longitude lines

if I want them.

St. Clair County near Bellville, Illinois.

New Zealand (UTC+12/UTC+13) is 16 hours ahead of Virginia (UTC-5/UTC-4) from the 1st Sunday of April to the last Sunday of September, 18 hours ahead from the 1st Sunday of November to the 2nd Sunday of March, and 17 hours ahead the rest of the year.

Salt lake city, Utah (at 40 degrees and 45' N ) is farther north than Springfield, Illinois (39 degrees and 47 ' N) by one degree of latitude .
Utah's capital is farther north.

Well, every point has a different set of those "coordinates", and there are a

huge number of different points in the park. Here's one point:

I don't remember many details from the last time I was there, but from the

satellite photos, It looks like as soon as you go through the main gate, and

look straight ahead of you across a pool, there's some kind of round building

that could be a carousel.

The flagpole in the middle of the round pointed roof of the carousel is located at

42.3694° north latitude

87.9353° west longitude.

Other spots around the park have somewhat different coordinates.

Central College is located at 1 College Drive in East Peoria, Illinois. It is easily found from 24 near the 150/116 cloverleaf.

The absolute location of Palatine, Illinois is 42.1169 degrees N, 88.0406 degrees W. Palatine has an estimated population of 69,144.

That question is dependent upon which direction you want to begin traveling from. I can promise you there is a significant difference

The entire state of Illinois is in Central Standard Time (UTC-6) from the first Sunday of November until the second Sunday of March and Central Daylight Saving Time (UTC-5) the rest of the year.

Illinois's nickname is "Prairie State," and "Land of Lincoln".

1. Illinois is known as the "Land of Lincoln" as Abraham Lincoln lived there for much of his adult life.
2. Chicago, the state's largest city, is known for its architectural landmarks and vibrant arts and culture scene.
3. Illinois is a major transportation hub due to its central location in the United States, with extensive rail and highway networks.
4. The state is home to several prestigious universities, such as the University of Illinois and Northwestern University.
5. Illinois has a diverse economy, with industries ranging from agriculture and manufacturing to technology and finance.

The highest point in Winnebago County, Illinois is Charles Mound, which stands at an elevation of 1,235 feet (376 meters) above sea level.

Actually, the city on the Illinois side of the river from St Louis is East St Louiis.

Yes, the coordinates 42N 88W generally refer to the location of Chicago, Illinois. However, when specifying coordinates, it is more common to use decimal format, such as 41.8781° N, 87.6298° W, for a more precise location.

Some of the most famous landmarks in Illinois include the Willis Tower, the Navy Pier, and Abraham Lincoln's Tomb. Other Illinois landmarks include the Third Street Bridge, the oldest metal truss bridge in Illinois. The Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum, opened in 1930, was the first planetarium in the Western Hemisphere.

It's possible that the shotgun triple stack formation was not included in the Illinois playbook for NCAA Football 08 due to licensing agreements, limitations on playbook selections, or the development team's focus on other formations that were perceived to be more popular or widely used in real-life college football at the time.

There are grassland areas in the Chicago region that include the Orland Grassland, which is accessible and open to the pubic. The Bartel Grassland is a wetland and prairie restoration project in the Chicago area.