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Illinois and Michigan Canal in Lemont, IL 60439

Illinois and Michigan Canal in Lemont, IL 60439 (DuPage County) is a derelict canal. Illinois and Michigan Canal is also known as I&. Illinois and Michigan Canal also exists in Will County. Ⓦ.

Waterway Type
derelict canal
Legend

Image

Sr Locktender House Ausable Aqueduct
Lock No. 8 and Locktenders House, Illinois & Michigan Canal just west of Aux Sable Creek, near Morris, IL – Chris Light ( talk ), CC BY-SA 3.0 – Wikimedia Commons

Streets nearby

Grant Road
250 ft
Centennial Trail
0.3 mi
Rachel Court
0.6 mi
Red Single Track Trail
0.7 mi
Bluff Road
0.7 mi
Main Street
0.7 mi
Marley
0.7 mi
IL 83
0.8 mi
Deer Trail Court
0.8 mi
Secret Forest Road
0.8 mi
Archer Avenue
Great Clips
0.9 mi
Cal-Sag Trail
Sag Bridge
0.9 mi
South Madison Street
0.9 mi
Madison Street
0.9 mi
97th Street
1.0 mi
Ridge Run Trail
1.0 mi
Bell Road
1.0 mi
Jeans Road
1.0 mi
Pacific Court
1.0 mi
Dineff Road
1.0 mi
Centennial Yellow Paved Trail
1.1 mi
South Jackson Street
1.1 mi
Sag Trail
1.1 mi
Kingery Highway
1.1 mi
Palisades Road
1.1 mi
107th Street
1.1 mi
Calumet Sag Road
1.1 mi
95th Place
1.2 mi
Blue Single Track Trail
1.2 mi
Prairie Loop
1.2 mi
Woodlawn Avenue
1.2 mi
Campbell Street
1.2 mi
Timber View
1.3 mi
Artesian Street
1.4 mi
North Trail
1.4 mi
Clear View
1.4 mi
Rusty Road
1.4 mi

Buildings nearby

SEPA Station #5
0.2 mi
Home of Gruss Von Krampus
0.6 mi

Cemeteries nearby

St. James Catholic Cemetery
0.6 mi

Houses nearby

Field Research Station
1.0 mi

Museums nearby

Sagawau Environmental Learning Center
1.1 mi

Places of worship nearby

Saint James at Sag Bridge Catholic Church
0.5 mi

Railways nearby

Joliet Subdivision
0.7 mi

Residential areas nearby

Estates of Montefiori
1.0 mi
Equestrian Estates
1.2 mi

Streams nearby

I&M Canal
250 ft

Waters nearby

Sag Quarry West
0.6 mi
Sag Quarry East
0.7 mi
Heritage designation National Historic Landmark, National Register of Historic Places listed place, Chicago Landmark
Located in Will County
Country United States
Described by The Illinois and Michigan Canal: A Study in Economic History, New International Encyclopedia