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Map # 9: 647 N State Hwy 100, Astoria, IL 61501
This recent (1993) addition to the Illinois River National Once a private duck-hunting club, the 2,247-acre Anderson Lake and...Read Details
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GPS: n 40.19656; w 90.20330
Site Access: fee
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Phone: 309-759-4484
Area: HAVANA
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Map # 2: 19031 E CR 2110N, Havana, IL 62644
Owned and operated by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, this 4,480-acre site contains elements of several habitats: 1) oak-hi...Read Details
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GPS: n 40.36270; w 89.98904
Site Access: free
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Phone: 309-535-2290
Area: Havana
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Map # 11: 10956 N. Dickson Mounds Road, Lewistown, IL 61542
Owned and operated by the Illinois State Museum, the Dickson Mounds Museum and its accompanying 70 acres of upland forest and...Read Details
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GPS: n 40.35149; w 90.11556
Site Access: free
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Phone: 309-547-3721
Area: Havana
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Map # 8: State Rt. 78/97 , Lewistown, IL 61542
This recent (1993) addition to the Illinois River National Wildlife and Fish Refuges Complex is still in the developmental st...Read Details
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GPS: n 40.30547; w 90.08533
Site Access: free
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Phone: (309) 535-2290
Area: HAVANA
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Map # 1: 100 W. Main Street, Havana, IL 62644
Bordered by the east bank of the Illinois River this linear park possesses an ample walking trail shaded by the park's large ...Read Details
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GPS: n 40.30024; w 90.06539
Site Access: free
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Phone: 309-543-6240
Area: HAVANA
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Map # 3: 25410 N Fish Hatchery Road, Topeka, IL 61567
Named after Jacob John Wolf, 7-term Illinois General Assembly member and past Deputy Director of the Department of Conservati...Read Details
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GPS: n 40.43024; w 89.89191
Site Access: free
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Phone: 309-968-7531
Area: HAVANA
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Map # 5: 17855 CR 2400E, Topeka, IL 61567
Owned and operated by the Illinois Department of Natural Resources, this 240-acre site is dedicated to raising native tree, s...Read Details
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GPS: n 40.31699; w 89.90460
Site Access: free
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Phone: 309-535-2185
Area: Havana
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Map # 4: 25799 E. CR 2300 N - Mason County Road, Forest City, IL 61532
Fifteen centuries ago, melt-waters from the last Ice Age deposited vast amounts of sand along the Illinois River valley, whic...Read Details
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GPS: n 40.39050; w 89.87088
Site Access: fee
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Phone: 309-597-2212
Area: Havana
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Map # 10: 3594 CR 200 N, Chandlerville, IL 62627
Originally known as the Sanganois Gun Club, this 2,700-acre tract was purchased by the state in 1948. Additional purchases ov...Read Details
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GPS: n 40.09179; w 90.29187
Site Access: free
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Phone: 309-546-2628
Area: HAVANA
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Map # 6: 11421 N. CR 1650E, Havana, IL 62644
The Llama Farm maintains a breeding herd of carefully selected llamas which have resulted in many Grand Champion males and fe...Read Details
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GPS: n 40.22255; w 90.04739
Site Access: free
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Phone: 309-543-3497
Area: Havana
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Map # 7: State Rt. 78/97 , Lewistown, IL 61542
Outside of the Florida Everglades, the nearly 7,000-acre TNC Emiquon Preserve represents one of the largest riparian floodpla...Read Details
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GPS: n 40.35838; w 90.08587
Site Access: please call ahead for access
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Phone: 309-547-2730
Area: HAVANA
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productive inland commercial fishery in the U.S. That year, the harvest accounted for approximately 10% of the total U.S., more than the entire Mississippi River. About half of that passed through the fish markets at Havana and Liverpool. In addition, recreational fishing contributed equally to local economies. With its bricked and cobblestoned streets, beautiful river park, and friendly eateries, Havana offers a wonderful respite to visitors. "Birds-as-art" aficionados will want to stop at the Havana Public Library (the oldest continuously used Carnegie library in Illinois) to view Herman August Glick's collection of hand-carved waterfowl and shorebird figures.
