Free Printable Illinois River Maps

Illinois is a state in the United States of America located in the Midwestern region. It has many rivers that are famous for their beauty, but the major ones are the Illinois River, the Kankakee River, the Mississippi River, the Rock River, the Wabash River, and the Des Plaines River. If you are here to get more knowledge about these rivers by maps. Then, you must check our Illinois river maps that we have added below.

Illinois River Map Collection:

1. Illinois River Map:

2. Map of Illinois River:

3. Illinois Waterway Map:

4. Dupage River Map:

5. Fox River Illinois Map:

6. Great River Road Map, Illinois:

07. Mississippi River in Illinois Map:

These are some of the important Illinois river maps that we have added above. All these maps have all the information that you are looking for. But if you want to know about all rivers that are in Illinois State. Please check the table that we are mentioning below.

S.No	River	County	Reach	Length (miles)
1	Apple River	Carroll, JoDaviess	Wisconsin State line to Hanover (40 river miles); Hanover to mouth at Mississippi River (12 river miles)	50
2	Bay Creek	Johnson, Pope	Headwaters to RM 18 at Reevesville	40
3	Beaucoup Creek	Jackson, Perry	Rt 13-127 crossing to the confluence with Big Muddy River	33
4	Beaver Creek	Clinton, Bond	Clinton/Bond county line to confluence with Shoal Creek	23
5	Big Bureau Creek	Bureau	Epperson Run to West Bureau Creek	5
6	Big Creek	Hardin	From Highway 146 near Elizabethtown to confluence with Ohio River	1
7	Big Creek	Hardin	Headwaters west of the town of Karbers Ridge to the confluence with tributary in T11S, R8E,28NW	3
8	Big Creek	Hardin	Confluence with tributary in T11S, R8E,28NW south to Highway 146 near Elizabethtown	10
9	Big Grand Pierre Creek	Pope, Hardin	From source to the confluence with Ohio River	16
10	Big Indian Creek	LaSalle	Earlville to the confluence with Fox River at Wedron	23
11	Big Muddy River	Jackson, Franklin	S.R. 14 south of Rend Lake to Southern Illinois Airport (U.S. 51)	52
12	Big Muddy River	Jackson, Union	Road bridge crossing in Sec. 15 approximately one mile east of the town of SandRidge to the confluence with Mississippi River	28
13	Big Muddy River	Jackson	Murphysboro (one-third mile downstream from the bridge heading to 20th Street) to the boundary of Sec.14a near Gorham	8
14	Buck Creek	LaSalle	Headwaters to mouth at Fox River.	16
15	Cache River	Johnson	US 57 bridge to county Highway 3 bridge northeast of Belknap	36
16	Cache River	Pulaski, Union, Alexander	Choate Mental Health Center north of the Village of Anna to US 57 bridge. Then County Highway 3 bridge northeast of Belknap to the village of Ullin	31
17	Crabapple Creek		From E 1950th Rd in T15N, R11W, S12 to mouth at Brouilletts Creek.	6
18	Crooked Creek	Clinton	Rt. 161 W. of Centralia to the confluence with the Kaskaskia River	33
19	Des Plaines River	Lake, Cook	Channelization near Wisconsin state line to point of several small dams near Melrose Park	55
20	Drummer Creek	Ford, Champaign	From headwaters south of Sibley to the confluence with Sangamon River.	18
21	Eagle Creek	La Salle, Livingston	From headwaters just north of Highway 18 to the confluence with Vermilion River	11
22	Embarras River	Jasper, Coles	Lake Charleston to Ste. Marie	74
23	Embarras River	Jasper, Lawrence, Crawford	From Jasper-Richland County line to confluence with Wabash River just south of Westport	38
24	Fox River	LaSalle, Kendall	Yorkville to Wedron	29
25	Fox River	Kane, McHenry, Lake, Kenosha	Wilmot WI to Algonquin (32 river miles); West Dundee dam to Elgin (6 river miles)	41
26	Goose Creek	Piatt	From headwaters near Mansfield to confluence with Sangamon River	20
27	Hadley Creek	Pike	From headwaters to McCraney Diversion Ditch	21
28	Henline Creek	McLean, Ford	From headwaters south of Cropsey and just east of the McLean/Ford county line to confluence with Mackinaw River.	18
29	Hutchins Creek	Union	Hutchins Creek between Clear Springs and Bald Knob Wilderness	4
30	Illinois River	Peoria	Chillicothe to Woodford-Tazewell Co. line (16 river miles) Kickapoo Creek to Pekin (11 river miles)	21
31	Johnny Run	Livingston, Grundy	From headwaters south of IL highway 17 to the confluence with Mazon River	30
32	Jordan Creek	Vermilion	From headwaters north of road 850 N (Township 18N, Range 13W, Section 23) to the confluence with Salt Fork	12
33	Kankakee River	Kankakee	Indiana State line to 12d boundary	21
34	Kaskaskia River	St. Clair, Clinton	Rt. 161 south of Carlyle to State Route 15 crossing at Fayetteville	49
35	Kaskaskia River	Randolph, St. Clair	Carlyle Lake to Carlyle (5 river miles); US 50 at Carlyle to ILL. 161 (12 rm); Fayetteville to chan. (24 rm); channelization north of Evansville to mouth at Mississippi River (16 rm)	47
36	Kishwaukee River	Boone, McHenry	Illinois Highway 176 East of Marengo to Beaver Creek	31
37	Kishwaukee River	Boone, Winnebago	Beaver Creek confluence to mouth at Rock River	17
38	LaMoine River	Schuyler	lour Creek to Cedar Creek	15
39	Little Muddy River	Jackson, Franklin	0.8 mi. upstream from Jackson-Franklin County line to confluence with the Big Muddy	25
40	Little Vermillion River	Vermilion	Headwaters to upstream of Archie Creek near Sidell. Then from the dam at Georgetown to the state line	28
41	Little Wabash River	White	Carmi to the confluence with Wabash River	32
42	Little Wabash River	Wayne, Clay	The U.S. 50 east of Clay City to Edwards-Wayne Co. line	70
43	Lusk Creek	Pope	road in T12S, R6E, S3 to the confluence with Copperas Branch	6
44	Lusk Creek	Pope	R.M. 29 Headwaters to R.M.1, west of Golconda to (excluding from Copperous Branch up the to the road in T12S, R6E, S3)	26
45	Mackinaw River	Woodford, McLean	Headwaters to upstream of Money Creek Rock Creek. Then tributary in T26N, R1E to the confluence with Rock Creek	65
46	Mackinaw River	Tazewell, McLean	Colfax to the confluence with Illinois River (excluding Rock Creek up to tributary in T26N, R1E,33)	65
47	Manhattan Creek	Will	From headwaters NE of Manhattan (near the corner of Smith Road and South Cedar Road) to the confluence with Jackson Creek.	8
48	Mazon River	Grundy	East Fork of the Mazon River to the confluence with West Fork	10
49	Mazon River	Grundy, Livingston	West Fork Mazon River to Mouth	19
50	McKee Creek	Adams, Brown	Brown-Pike County Line to Siloam Springs State Park	31
51	Miller Creek	Alexander	From headwaters at the NW edge of T15S, R2W, S018 to confluence with Sexton Creek near the Mississippi River.	8
52	Ohio River	Pope, Hardin, Gallatin, Alexander, Pulaski, Massac	Confluence with Wabash River to Cave-in-Rock (45 rm), then from Cave-in-Rock to Cairo (95 river miles)	129
53	Otter Creek	La Salle, Livington	Headwaters south of Blackstone to the confluence with Vermillion River	22
54	Panther Creek	Woodford	From headwaters just south of Minonk to the confluence with Mackinaw River.	27
55	Pecatonica River	Stephenson, Winnebago	McConnel Road to Sec. 23, T27N, R7E (18 river miles); Freeport to mouth (65 river miles)	79
56	Piscataway Creek	McHenry	Wisconsin state line to confluence with Little Beaver Creek	9
57	Plum Creek	Will	Goodnow to Dyer, IN	16
58	Ramsey Creek	Fayette	From the confluence with Ceasar Creek to mouth at Kaskaskia River.	16
59	Riley Creek	Coles	From headwaters north of Mattoon at N CR 500E to mouth at Kickapoo Creek.	15
60	Rock River	Ogle, Lee, Whiteside, Henry	Oregon to Sterling (29 river miles); Sterling to Osborn (68 river miles)	90
61	Rush Creek	McHenry	From headwaters SE of Harvard to mouth at Kishwaukee River.	16
62	Sangamon River	McLean, Menard, Sangamon, Macon, Piatt, Champaign	From Saybrook to upstream waters of Lake Decatur. Then from Decatur dam to the confluence with Salt Creek.	183
63	Shoal Creek	Clinton	Confluence with Beaver Creek to mouth at Kaskaskia River	13
64	Spoon River	Champaign	From headwaters at US 136 near Gifford to confluence with Salt Fork	14
65	Spoon River	Fulton, Knox, Stark	From headwaters N of the town of Wyoming and NE of Toulon to mouth at Illinois River.	147
66	Spring Creek	Iroquois	3 miles south of Onarga to mouth at Iroquois River	33
67	Sugar Creek	Iroquois	Upstream approximately 36 miles to where channelization begins to the confluence with Iroquois River	36
68	Sugar River	Winnebago	Wisconsin state line to confluence with Otter Creek	5
69	Ten Mile Creek	DeWitt	From headwaters just N of Toad Hill Road in T 21N, R 3E, S 28 to confluence with Salt Creek.	19
70	Vermilion River	Livingston, La Salle	Pontiac to Long Point Creek. Then from to tributary in Sec. 8, T31N, R3E to the confluence with Illinois River	45
71	Vermilion River	Livingston	Long Point Creek to Tributary in Sec. 8, T31N, R3E	16
72	Vermilion River, Middle Fork	Vermilion, Ford, Champaign	From Ford-Champaign County line to confluence with Knights Branch.	27
73	Vermilion River, Salt Fork	Vermilion, Champaign	Upstream 36 miles to where channelization begins in Champaign County to the confluence with the Middle Fork	38
74	Vermillion River, Middle Fork	Vermilion	Confluence with Knights Branch to river mile 46.9 near Collison. Then from river mile 29.8 at the Conrail Railroad crossing north of U.S. Highway 150 to mouth	4
75	Walnut Creek	Woodford	From headwaters to the confluence with Mackinaw River	25
76	West Branch Little Wabash River	Shelby	From headwaters to the confluence with Little Wabash River	12
77	West Okaw River	Moultrie	From the confluence with Stringtown Branch to mouth at Lake Shelbyville	19

The first map shows all the rivers along with the cities name. In this map, you can easily find all the rivers and lakes of Illinois state. The second map is showing only the Illinois River. It flows generally west across the state and to the north of Hennepin, where it suddenly joins the Mississippi River at Grafton.

The third map is related to an Illinois waterway system consisting of 541 km in length, its origin from the mouth of the Calumet River in Chicago and ends to the mouth of the Illinois River.

The fourth one shows the Dupage River and its branches. The west branch of the DuPage River, 56.3 km long, begins at Campanelli Park in Schaumburg within Cook County and passes south through the entire county of DuPage, including the towns of Bartlett, Wheaton, Warrenville, Winfield, and Naperville.

The fifth map is related to Fox River, Illinois. This river is 325 km long which flows from southeastern Wisconsin to Ottawa and Illinois in the United States. The sixth map shows the Great River Road, which is a collection of state roads and follows the Mississippi River along with ten states of the United States. And, those states are Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and Louisiana.

The seventh map is about the Mississippi River. In this map, you can see the location of the Mississippi River that is flowing through Illinois State.

Above were some river maps of Illinois state. These maps are available in both PDF and JPG format. Save or Download any map by clicking on the buttons that are under the preview image of each map.