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R Virgil R e 20 Û . J d 4 69 m n 5 H 4JÛ u d c R a s 5 l i a o r R LOCATION FROM T O r r n B r s C b o JÛ34 m (Route Name) (Route Name) (Route Name) n u 54 a a R B h F Welter Rd. d. n Allen Road Dekalb County Line US Route 20 b Rd. u Winters Rd. CountryClu D 4JÛ77 Army Trail Road Dunham Road 1225 feet east of Dunham Road Crane Rd. 5 !(64 Beith Road Thatcher Road Illinois Route 47 Big Timber Road Harmony Road Illinois Route 47 . e d n i Big Timber Road Illinois Route 47 Randall Road R L 14 Û J 4 C l 5 l y am Bliss Road Illinois Route 47 Main St t Be ith Rd pt a n . on H H Bunker Road Main Street Keslinger Road u il D St. Charles 23 . ls e o Û J n 54 d an Burlington Road Walker Road Illinois Route 64 C . S w R 81 64 R Û t. n J 64 t d d 4 o . 5 !( !( Corron Road Burlington Road Bowes Road L n s T 23 Û R t J o 4 . e 5 o . T s Dauberman Road U.S. Route 30 Keslinger Road Beith Rd. d . o . d r y W h d d R R t e l R i e Davis Road Scott Road US Route 30 Thatcher Rd. R R d z d r d t n x e k Deerpath Road Tanner Road Oak Street n u r r o A . i a f a e l d a Dittman Road Burlington Road Plato Road Maple Park . K Rd K e L M R e Dunham Road Kirk Road 1500 feet Stearns Road r 38 !( . !( F d Ellithorpe Road McGough Road Burlington Road . d R r 38 d . !( Empire Road Illinois Route 47 Burlington Road a . R d d w r Rd. Fabyan Parkway Main Street Randall Road y R Briche R o e l y H e French Road Burlington Road Illinois Route 72 e u g l i . r s o i d d Galligan Road 555 feet south of Binnie Road Huntley Road a P c n Û84 R J H 4 n 5 1 u Getty Road Harmomy Road US Route 20 JÛ r r 4 a 5 e r . B Granart Road Kendall County Line Rhodes Road d F d a R r Harmony Allen Road Getty Road Elburn St. h Keslinger Rd. South 38 c JÛ41 !( Harter Road Dauberman Road Illinois Route 47 4 k S Keslinger Rd. 5 JÛ41 c Cherry Healy Road Bliss Road Norris Road . 54 e . d P Geneva d Hinckley Road West County Line Road Jericho Road R R n 477 Hughes Road Illinois Route 47 Fabyan Parkway o 5 s n r ya Huntley Road McHenry County Line Sleepy Hollow Road t . ab e d F a R d i JÛ16 ille 8 I.C. Trail Illinois Route 64 Sauber Road W e Û 54 ev 54J Harter Rd. n an Fabyan Jericho Road Hinckley Road Orchard Road h K Û8 c 4J Kaneville Road Fabyan Parkway Peck Road d. hes 5 . S R ug H d . Keslinger Road West County Line Road Illinois Route 47 d Û26 R 4J l 5 R e l Keslinger Road Illinois Route 47 Randall Road . r d Û8 a w R 4J e h 5 d Batavia o it Kirk Road Illinois Route 64 3500 feet South of Dunham Road k 88 m n McKee St. n R S n t. §¨ a S ¦ a n . lso LaFox Road Keslinger Road Illinois Route 38 u y Wi Perry Rd. R d 4 B b . JÛ Wilson St. 77 LaFox Road Illinois Route 38 Illinois Route 64 54 R a JÛ d F . n R Lees Road Illinois Route 47 Sauber Road 62 d Main JÛ a St. r 54 R 10 . e Û Main Street (Maple Park) West County Line Road Liberty Street m 4J d 5 n e i Pine St. t Main Main Street West County Line Road Randall Road R a M n e B e . McGough Road Illinois Route 64 Peplow Road k e d r a R Owens Rd. G McLean Boulevard Spring Street Bowes Road L g n y Meredith Road Keslinger Road IC Trail n t o a n H r S s Mooseheart Road Randall Road Illinois Route 31 l u e a a o ve t r y e o t R L e d.
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