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2018:Taylorville
2003:Springfield
1998:Shelbyville
1993:Shawneetown
1973:Rock Island
1883:Murphysboro
1828:McLeansboro
1768:Jerseyville
1623:Carlinville
1608:Bloomington
1431:communities
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1271:Willisville
1196:County seat
1026:January 31,
718:other races
359:2020 census
343:county seat
265:ZIP Code(s)
119: /
2103:Categories
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1948:Pittsfield
1938:Petersburg
1858:Mound City
1843:Monticello
1833:Metropolis
1808:Louisville
1743:Harrisburg
1733:Greenville
1648:Charleston
1638:Carrollton
1593:Belleville
1489:Todds Mill
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107:89°23′24″W
104:38°04′49″N
67:, downtown
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2083:Woodstock
1983:Rushville
1958:Princeton
1888:Nashville
1798:Lewistown
1778:Jonesboro
1758:Hillsboro
1718:Galesburg
1703:Fairfield
1688:Effingham
1618:Cambridge
1598:Belvidere
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938:March 15,
841:John Dunn
825:Roy Alden
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2058:Waterloo
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2008:Sullivan
1978:Rockford
1968:Robinson
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1838:Monmouth
1823:Marshall
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1753:Hennepin
1728:Golconda
1708:Freeport
1668:Danville
1643:Carthage
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1953:Pontiac
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1663:Clinton
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1266:Tamaroa
1001:June 4,
759:History
327:Website
302:2396207
133:Country
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2028:Toulon
2023:Toledo
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1918:Paris
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1678:Dixon
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1613:Cairo
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162:Perry
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