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2007:Taylorville
1992:Springfield
1987:Shelbyville
1982:Shawneetown
1962:Rock Island
1872:Murphysboro
1817:McLeansboro
1757:Jerseyville
1612:Carlinville
1597:Bloomington
1420:communities
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1260:Willisville
1185:County seat
1015:January 31,
707:other races
348:2020 census
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254:ZIP Code(s)
108: /
2092:Categories
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1937:Pittsfield
1927:Petersburg
1847:Mound City
1832:Monticello
1822:Metropolis
1797:Louisville
1732:Harrisburg
1722:Greenville
1637:Charleston
1627:Carrollton
1582:Belleville
1478:Todds Mill
889:References
775:As of the
680:As of the
194:Population
96:89°23′24″W
93:38°04′49″N
56:, downtown
2077:Yorkville
2072:Woodstock
1972:Rushville
1947:Princeton
1877:Nashville
1787:Lewistown
1767:Jonesboro
1747:Hillsboro
1707:Galesburg
1692:Fairfield
1677:Effingham
1607:Cambridge
1587:Belvidere
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927:March 15,
830:John Dunn
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2047:Waterloo
2042:Virginia
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1997:Sullivan
1967:Rockford
1957:Robinson
1842:Morrison
1827:Monmouth
1812:Marshall
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1742:Hennepin
1717:Golconda
1697:Freeport
1657:Danville
1632:Carthage
1561:Illinois
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2022:Tuscola
1942:Pontiac
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1652:Clinton
1647:Chicago
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1617:Carlyle
1433:Denmark
1255:Tamaroa
990:June 4,
748:History
316:Website
291:2396207
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2027:Urbana
2017:Toulon
2012:Toledo
1952:Quincy
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1882:Newton
1837:Morris
1807:Marion
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1977:Salem
1917:Pekin
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1602:Cairo
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