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PGL Exhibit 5.02 3/15/2021 Chicago Landmarks - Map Details PGL Ex. 5.02 Maps Home Northwest & West Far South Loop Near North Near South, South & Southwest North Northwest & West Individual Landmarks Landmark Districts webapps1.chicago.gov/landmarksweb/web/regiondetails.htm?regId=2 1/2 3/15/2021 Chicago Landmarks - Map Details 1. Beeson House and Coach House 1. Five Houses on Avers Avenue district PGL Ex. 5.01 2. Congress Theater 2. Jackson Boulevard district 3. F.R. Schock House 3. Ukrainian Village district 4. First Baptist Congregational Church 4. Wicker Park district 5. Goldblatt Bros. Department Store 6. Groesbeck House 7. Hitchcock House 8. Holy Trinity Orthodox Cathedral and Rectory 9. Humboldt Park Boathouse Pavilion 10. Jewish People's Institute 11. King-Nash House 12. Laramie State Bank Building 13. Metropolitan Missionary Baptist Church 14. Northwestern University Settlement House 15. Peoples Gas Irving Park Neighborhood Store 16. Race House 17. Rath House 18. Schlect House 19. Schurz High School 20. Sears, Roebuck and Company Administration Building 21. St. Ignatius College Prep Building 22. Thalia Hall 23. Waller Apartments 24. Walser House 25. West Town State Bank Building 26. Whistle Stop Inn Home : Disclaimer : Privacy Policy : Web Standards : Contact Us Copyright © 2010 – 2021 City of Chicago webapps1.chicago.gov/landmarksweb/web/regiondetails.htm?regId=2 2/2 3/15/2021 Illinois Archaeological Predictive Model Illinois Archaeological Predictive Model Illinois State Archae + 1241 W Division St, Chicago, IL, Layer List – Show search results for 1241 W Divisi… 5 6 7 8 9 10 PGL Ex. 5.01 Major Lakes States IL Counties Search result 1241 W Division St, Chicago, IL, 60642, USAIL cities Zoom to Watersheds IAPM prob Probability 1 (High) - 0 (Low) IAPM prob reclassified Probability (reclassified) High (> 0.75) Med-High (0.5-0.75) Med-Low (0.25-0.5) 00 300300 600ft600ft Low (< 0.25) https://univofillinois.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappviewer/index.html?id=c6954311e2584aab837a389ddcca92cb 1/1.
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