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McLean County, Illinois was formed in 1830 and named after former Illinois Senator John McLean (D). It is the largest county by area in the state of Illinois.

The first white settlers in what became McLean County arrived around 1821. The first settlement was Blooming Grove, established in 1822 near present-day Bloomington.  McLean County was formed on December 25, 1830, out of Tazewell County.

Adjacent Counties

• Livingston County
• Ford County
• Woodford County
• Champaign County
• Piatt County
• DeWitt County
• Logan County
• Tazewell County

Cities & Towns

• Allin
• Benjaminville
• Bloomington (County Seat)
• Chenoa
• El Paso
• Kumler
• Le Roy
• Lexington
• Normal

Villages, Townships & Communities Anchor | Arrowsmith | Barnes | Bellflower | Bentown | Bloomington Heights | Blue Mound | Carlock | Cheney's Grove | Colfax | Cooksville | Covell | Cropsey | Dale | Danvers | Downs | Dry Grove | Ellsworth | Empire | Fletcher | Funk's Grove | Gillum | Gridley | Hendrix | Heyworth | Holder | Hudson | Kerrick | Laurette | Lawndale | Lexington | Lytleville | Martin | McLean | Meadows | Money Creek | Merna | Mount Hope | Old Town | Padua | Randolph | Sabina | Saybrook | Shirley | Stanford | Towanda | Twin Grove | Watkins | Weedman | West | Weston | White Oak | Yates | Yuton

Cemeteries

McLean County Cemeteries

Cemeteries of Illinois

Links

Wikipedia

National Register of Historic. Places

McLean County History

First Steak 'n Shake Restaurant

State Farm Insurance HQ

Beer Nuts

Genealogy Trails

McLean County Museum of History

IL Gen Web

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