I have a state report on Illinois and one of the questions i have to answer is to map out the mountain ranges in Illinois. If you know the name of some in Illinois that would really help me out. even if you have a website that might have it.PLEASE!
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Illinois was almost completely wiped of any high elevating hills or mountains during the Ice Age.  However, there is a small section of the state located in the northwest that was missed by the glacier activity.  These hills are high in elevation for a plains state like Illinois, but aren't tall enough to be classified as mountains.  As far as I know, there isn't even a name for that chain of mounds.\n\nSorry, I know this probably isn't of much help...
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Since your looking for North Carolina this is very close with pictures of enjoyment  of land and the the mountains which may change your mind to cross the state line since your looking in the same area.\n\n http://deescountryplaces.com
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Try\nhttp://www.topozone.com\nHas wonderful maps, etc.\nYou should be able to find what you need there.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_in_Illinois
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Lots of university geology and science libraries throw out the older maps when they are updated. There is often a bookshelf located somewhere in the library with 'freebies' on it. I have a large collection of geology maps I got this way. \n\nThey are also available from most state geological surveys for a price. Here is probably the most thorough list of state and international geological surveys I have ever seen: \nhttp://www.lib.berkeley.edu/EART/surveys.html
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I would look under the Illinois state Capital,(Springfield), and go from there for map laying out the districts. I believe that for actual lists of voters you would need to go County by County for actual lists for voter's.  Each political parties Central Committee for the State or County's would have that information as well and depending upon what your use is you may receive a lot of assistance from them.
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That's half the adventure. Go get yourself a state county atlas / or map of PA. Read the key in the front, find the county you want to explore, and follow the two tracks. You'll never know where you might end up. In Fact, my hubby and i always go exploring. We know the whole area around our county. Plus we love camping up north on Lake Superior, and there are some awsome tracks up there. Don't worry about getting lost either, thats how you learn to find your way out there. Plus i have seen a lot of unbelivable scenery that i would never had seen, had i never been lost. Go have fun! Just remember to hold on to the "O' *hit bar!
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I think what you are asking is which states do not border a lake or an ocean - I sure am glad you didn't include rivers.\n\nExclude all the states on the Atlantic coast, Pacific coast, and Gulf of Mexico. Also exclude the states that border the Great Lakes. And of course exclude Hawaii.\n\nWith these directions and a decent map, you are in business.
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Type "mountains of the United States" in your search engind, and read from there.\n\nPut a little effort in your studies.  When I went to school, we had to use BOOKS to look stuff up.
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Mapquest can give you that answer. type in the addresses and it will give you a map. But somewhere on the page it will also tell you how many miles it is.\n\nwww.mapquest.com
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www.museum.state.il.us/exhibits/mazon_creek/about_mazon_creek.html\n\nMazon Creek near Chicago
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Try the Geography Department of your local university; they may have a map library.
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Wow crazy that I randomly saw your post I'm from there originally. It depends on what you are looking for. Concrete trails or mountain biking? For mountain biking drive to Platte river state park and nose around you will find the mountain biking trails (they are actually rated moderate or so and are a blast). For concrete trails with scenery hit the bellevue trail heads at hayworth park or so and the trail will lead you all the way through bellevue into Omaha down 72ND and past on different sections of trail. Local bike shops like the Bike rack will have local trail maps and the staff will be more than happy to point you in the right direction.
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You may be able to find it here. Click on maps, publications, etc. http://www.usgs.gov/state/state.asp?State=IL
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Look at these links:\n\nhttp://www.cr.nps.gov/nhl/themes/Scanned%20Nominations/Lewis-Clark/LewisClark.htm\nhttp://visitmt.com/history/Montana_the_Magazine_of_Western_History/summer2003/montanatraveler.htm\nhttp://www.jeffcitymo.org/jeffcityweb.nsf/e0087b5460c4a721862569c2005fa85a/364a5eec4c9be37086256e5a005e9e00!OpenDocument\n\nThere's more than enough there for you to pick 4 that sound interesting and research a little about them.\n\nBTW, if you google search for landmarks instead of masses, I think you'll do better than you were
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check ou the US Geological Survey website. they should have maps and numbers for you.
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