Fox Valley (Illinois)

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Fox Valley

The Fox Valley is a region within Illinois and Wisconsin that borders Chicagoland. This region centers on the Fox River of Illinois and Wisconsin. Around 1 million people live in this area.

Native American tribes that lived near the Fox River included the Potawatomi, Sac, and Fox tribes.

Some of cities in the Fox Valley are part of the rust belt. These include Aurora and Elgin.

Major Cities

	State of Illinois
Topics	History \| Government \| Economy \| Culture
Capital	Springfield
Regions	Champaign-Urbana \| Chicagoland \| Driftless Zone \| Fox Valley \| Little Egypt \| Metro-East \| American Bottom \| Forgottonia \| Quad Cities \| Northwestern Illinois
Major cities	Alton \| Aurora \| Belleville \| Berwyn \| Bloomington \| Burbank \| Calumet City \| Champaign \| Chicago \| Crystal Lake \| Decatur \| DeKalb \| Des Plaines \| Elgin \| Elmhurst \| Evanston \| Joliet \| Kankakee \| Moline \| Naperville \| Park Ridge \| Peoria \| Quincy \| Rockford \| Rock Island \| Springfield \| St. Charles \| Urbana \| Wheaton \| Waukegan
Largest Towns and Villages	Addison \| Arlington Heights \| Bartlett \| Bolingbrook \| Buffalo Grove \| Carol Stream \| Carpentersville \| Cicero \| Downers Grove \| Elk Grove Village \| Glenview \| Hoffman Estates \| Lombard \| Mount Prospect \| Normal \| Oak Lawn \| Oak Park \| Oswego \| Orland Park \| Palatine \| Schaumburg \| Skokie \| Tinley Park
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