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Wisconsin demographics Milwaukee Total Population Household Income ¨¦§35 Iowa Quad Chicago Population........................................................................ 12,916 Median Household Income ............................................ $32,068 Cities ¨¦§80 Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Census Mean (Average) Household Income ............................. $44,777 Des ¨¦§80 Moines ^_ Race Peoria Indiana Kewanee ¨¦§74 Illinois Indianapolis Missouri St. Louis Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, 2006-2010 Estimates Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Census Educational Attainment Hispanic or Latino community profile We are Kewanee, Illinois… Located in the Quad Cities IA/IL Metro Area and at the edge of the Peoria-Pekin, IL Metro Area, Kewanee is perfectly situated at the center of a dynamic, regional economy of nearly 1 million residents, over 500,000 highly skilled workers, 40,000 businesses, and an annual gross regional product of $30 billion. Kewanee is an attractive location at the crossroads of the Midwest and provides you with the key ingredients for business success. Quick Facts Quality of Life City of Kewanee Healthcare Total Population .............................................................. 12,9161 Kewanee Hospital, established in 1919 and staffed with nearly 300 Median Age......................................................................... 37.71 health care professionals, serves the City of Kewanee and residents in Total Labor Force (civilian labor force 16 years and over) ... 6,0912 a 30 mile radius. A new state-of-the-art facility was built in 2008. 2 Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Census High School Graduate or Higher .....................................80.2% Total Households .............................................................. 5,3472 Kewanee Recreational Facilities Number Acres Age 2 Municipal Parks ................................................ 8 ..............................400 Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, 2006-2010 Median Household Income ........................................... $32,068 2 Median Age.......................................................................... 37.7 Estimates Mean (Average) Household Income ............................. $44,777 Regional Parks ................................................. 1 ...........................1,365 Median Housing Value .................................................. $61,4002 Golf Courses (18 Hole) ........................................................................... School Enrollment .................... Baker Park Golf Course and Kewanee Dunes Golf Course Davenport-Moline-Rock Island, IA-IL MSA Kewanee Community Unit School District #229 ................ 1,672 Total Population ............................................................ 379,6901 Area Attractions (QC and Peoria MSA’s) Number Kewanee High School .......................................................... 518 Cost of Living Index (US=100) ........................................... 99.43 Area Museums, Galleries, and Organizations .....................................32 Central Jr. High School ......................................................... 213 Source: 1U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Census; 2U.S. Census Bureau, 2006 – 2010 Major Performing Arts Organizations...................................................17 Central Elementary School ................................................... 410 American Community Survey estimates; 3C2ER, ACCRA Cost of Living Survey, Theaters (Indoor and Outdoor) ............................................................17 Irving Elementary School...................................................... 254 1st Quarter 2012 Botanical Center and Conservatories ....................................................4 Belle Alexander Elementary School ..................................... 277 Casinos..................................................................................................4 Lyle School (Pre-K) .............................................................. 125 Market Comparison Professional Ballet .................................................................................1 Wethersfield Community Unit School District #230 .............. 660 Population within... (in millions) 300 Miles 500 Miles Convention/Meeting Centers .................................................................7 Wethersfield Jr./High School ................................................ 300 Kewanee, IL ....................................................37.4 ..........................81.5 Wethersfield Elementary School .......................................... 360 (Quad Cities) Bishop Hill • Figge Art Museum • Good’s Furniture Chicago, IL .....................................................47.1 ..........................83.1 Visitation Catholic School (Pre-K thru 8th Grade) ................ 130 Show Place • I-MAX Theater and Putnam Museum • John Deere Dallas, TX .......................................................28.3 ..........................46.1 World Headquarters/Pavilion • Johnson State Park-Sauk Trail • Niabi Source: 2011 Illinois School Report Card, Illinois State Board of Education; Denver, CO ......................................................6.3 ...........................16.7 Individual School Districts Zoo • Quad City Mallards (CHL Professional Hockey) • Quad City Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2010 Census Des Moines, IA ...............................................25.1 ..........................58.4 River Bandits (Midwest Class A) • Quad City Rollers (Roller Derby) • Kansas City, MO/KS .......................................18.8 ..........................65.2 Woodland Palace at Francis Park Contact Memphis, TN ..................................................22.7 ..........................89.5 Milwaukee, WI ................................................38.5 ..........................75.8 (Peoria) Lakeview Museum (includes Planetarium) • Luthy Memorial Botanical Garden • Peoria Ballet • Peoria Chiefs (Class A Professional City of Kewanee Kewanee Economic Kewanee Chamber of Commerce Henry County Tourism Bureau Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN ...............................16.3 ..........................43.7 401 E. Third St. • Kewanee, IL 61443 Development Corporation 113 E. Second St. • Kewanee, IL 61443 224 W. Third St. • Kewanee, IL 61443 Baseball) • Peoria Civic Opera Co. • Peoria Rivermen (UHL Omaha, NE .....................................................14.6 ..........................50.1 Professional Hockey) • Peoria Zoo • Wildlife Prairie State Park (309) 852-2611 • www.cityofkewanee.com 404 E. Third St. • Kewanee, IL 61443 (309) 852-2175 • www.kewanee-il.com (877) 436-7926 • www.visithenrycounty.com St. Louis, MO ..................................................37.2 ..........................94.8 (309) 853-5000 • www.kedcorp.org Source: Individual organizations. Compiled by Kewanee Economic Source: Esri, 2012 Development Corp. and Bi-State Regional Commission, 2012. Pictured above, left to right: Skywalk at Good’s, America’s Furniture Showplace. People travel from all over the Midwest to shop at Good’s in Kewanee. • Kewanee’s City Hall, built in 1999, uniquely located in Veterans Park; Pedestrian Bridge at Windmont Park, a 20 acre park on the city’s southwest side with a lagoon, walking trails, an ADA approved fishing pier, picnic shelters, and playground equipment • Kewanee Public Library, historic 1906 Carnegie building. Transportation Chicago Employment, Education, & Economy Airports Employment by Industry Top Employers Iowa Quad ¦¨§88 Quad City International Airport (MLI) Cities Regional Employers 45 miles northwest of Kewanee, in Moline, IL • www.qcairport.com ¨¦§80 More than 15,000 Employees Location Terminal Amenities: Free Wi-Fi • customer care/wheelchair/ ¤£34 ¨¦§80 Caterpillar, Inc.............................................................. Peoria, IL sippi o Geneseo electric cart assistance • two gift shops and two restaurants Missis La Salle- Princeton iver Peruo 5,000 to 15,000 Employees Location (one each public side, and post-screening) • ATM • and more R ¦¨§80 Princeton John Deere and Co. ....................................................Moline, IL On-Site Facilities: On-site U.S. Customs Port of Entry • Civil Kewanee Rock Island Arsenal .............................................Rock Island, IL Air Patrol • Foreign Trade Zone • ground transportation/rental Aledo ^_ car agencies 1,000 to 5,000 Employees Location Runways: 10,000 ft., 7,000 ft., and 4,500 ft., all 150 ft. wide. ¦¨§74 AFFINA ........................................................................Peoria, IL £¤34 s ALCOA....................................................................Riverdale, IA Illinois i Elliott Aviation o Fixed Base Operator: n r i e l Bradley University........................................................ Peoria, IL l v I i o Galesburg R Genesis Health System .........................................Davenport, IA General Wayne A. Downing Peoria International Airport Monmouth (PIA) Isle of Capri Casino ...............................................Bettendorf, IA 49 miles south of Kewanee, Peoria, IL • www.flypia.com o Keystone Steel & Wire Co. .......................................... Peoria, IL o ¦¨§74 Kraft Foods ............................................................Davenport, IA On-site U.S. Customs Port of Entry, Foreign Trade ¤£67 Peoria Amenities: ¤£24 Methodist Medical Center ...........................................
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