About Blue Island, Illinois

Blue Island grew from an 1830s stopping place on the Vincennes Trace into a commercial and industrial center in southern Cook County. Its clay deposits supported brickmaking for more than a century, while railroad shops added another major industry in 1883. The 2020 census recorded 22,558 residents.

  • An Early CabinThomas Courtney's 1834 log cabin stood above Stony Creek near today's Grove and Ann streets.
  • Blue Island HouseNorman Rexford became the community's first permanent settler after opening the Blue Island House in 1836.
  • Brickmaking CenterRich clay deposits discovered in the early 1850s supported a local brick industry that continued for more than a century.
  • Railroad ShopsThe Rock Island Railroad established car shops in Blue Island in 1883.

Find your street

Names on the Blue Island map

Every name below is printed on this map. Look for your street, your school, the park where you played, or the pond down the road.

Places and landmarks2

  • City Hall East Annex
  • Calumet Woods

Streets and roads128

  • Thornton Road
  • South Ashland Avenue
  • California Avenue
  • Vincennes Avenue
  • Vincennes Road
  • West Orchard Street
  • Edison Street
  • Division Street
  • West 119th Street
  • Grove Street
  • 141st Place
  • Western Avenue
  • Burr Oak Avenue
  • Broadway
  • Broadway Street
  • Greenwood Avenue
  • Maple Avenue
  • Gregory Street
  • Irving Avenue
  • 139th Street
  • West 139th Street
  • Vermont Street
  • 127th Street
  • 119th Street
  • Union Street
  • York Street
  • 123rd Street
  • West 123rd Street
  • Highland Avenue
  • Chatham Street
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  • Ann Street
  • High Street
  • Francisco Avenue
  • Walnut Street
  • Canal Street
  • Hoyne Avenue
  • Wireton Road
  • 120th Street
  • Artesian Avenue
  • Old Western Avenue
  • Sacramento Avenue
  • New Street
  • Des Plaines Street
  • Desplaines Street
  • Kedzie Avenue
  • Prairie Street
  • West 120th Street
  • Oak Street
  • Collins Street
  • Elm Street
  • Market Street
  • Seeley Avenue
  • Mozart Street
  • 135th Street
  • Chicago Street
  • 143rd Street
  • Wood Street
  • West 121st Street
  • 141st Street
  • Longwood Drive
  • Birdsall Street
  • Cochran Street
  • Gruenwald Street
  • Grunewald Street
  • 135th Place
  • Ashland Avenue
  • West 122nd Street
  • 138th Street
  • Fairway Circle
  • West 120th Place
  • Meadow Lane
  • Wahl Street
  • Lincoln Street
  • West 119th Place
  • 136th Street
  • Orchard Street
  • West 121st Place
  • West 135th Street
  • Fairview Avenue
  • Coopers Grove Road
  • 140th Place
  • 140th Street
  • Honore Street
  • Fulton Street
  • Rexford Street
  • Olde Western Avenue
  • 122nd Street
  • Edison Avenue
  • Homan Avenue
  • 139th Place
  • Lewis Street
  • West 127th Street
  • 142nd Place
  • Everett Street
  • 121st Street
  • Vine Street
  • West Florence Street
  • 122nd Place
  • 128th Street
  • Vernon Street
  • James Street
  • Aulwurm Drive
  • Elm Drive
  • Harrison Avenue
  • Whipple Street
  • 121st Place
  • Page Street
  • 131st Street
  • Winchester Avenue
  • South Lincoln Street
  • South Kedzie Avenue
  • South Honore Street
  • Washington Avenue
  • Minnesota Avenue
  • South Sacramento Avenue
  • West 123rd Place
  • West Vermont Avenue
  • Page Court
  • Olive Street
  • Krueger Street
  • West John Street
  • Kott Street
  • Irving Street
  • Betty Lane
  • South Homan Avenue
  • Clinton Avenue
  • Albany Avenue
  • Stoney Brook Lane

Names are listed as they appear on the printed map. Zoom into the product photos to find them.

The art of mapping a place

How This Map Was Made

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  1. Aerial imagery of Mendon, Massachusetts, from the USDA NAIP program

    The view from above

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    The details of home

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