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=== Agricultural === | === Agricultural === | ||
* France Farm 153.0650 Base/Mobile Farming/Excavation (Astoria) {{Callsign|WQID552}} | * France Farm 153.0650 Base/Mobile Farming/Excavation (Astoria) {{Callsign|WQID552}} | ||
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* 451.2875, 451.5875, 452.5125, 456.2875, 456.5875 portables (DMR/NFM) {{Callsign|WROX401}} | * 451.2875, 451.5875, 452.5125, 456.2875, 456.5875 portables (DMR/NFM) {{Callsign|WROX401}} | ||
| − | ==Utilities== | + | == Utilities == |
* 463.375 FF Insight Cable: Remote Links (Probably to/from 461.25R in {{Callsign|KNHY834}} | * 463.375 FF Insight Cable: Remote Links (Probably to/from 461.25R in {{Callsign|KNHY834}} | ||
* 451.0625 RM Ameren Services: Electrical Provider {{Callsign|WQBM718}} | * 451.0625 RM Ameren Services: Electrical Provider {{Callsign|WQBM718}} | ||
* 461.325 RM Insight Cable (Canton) {{Callsign|KNHY834}} | * 461.325 RM Insight Cable (Canton) {{Callsign|KNHY834}} | ||
| − | == Fulton County Camping & Recreation Area == | + | === Fulton County Camping & Recreation Area === |
* Owned by the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of greater Chicago, and is leased too and operated by Fulton County. The Recreation Area is made up of 440 acres which includes approximately 150 acres of strip-mined lakes. It is open to the public all year round for fishing and camping. | * Owned by the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of greater Chicago, and is leased too and operated by Fulton County. The Recreation Area is made up of 440 acres which includes approximately 150 acres of strip-mined lakes. It is open to the public all year round for fishing and camping. | ||
| − | + | '''MSWRD Wetlands/Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago''' | |
* [https://www.facebook.com/MetropolitanWaterReclamationDistrict Facebook page] [https://mwrd.org/fulton-county-nutrient-loss-reduction-strategies Information] | * [https://www.facebook.com/MetropolitanWaterReclamationDistrict Facebook page] [https://mwrd.org/fulton-county-nutrient-loss-reduction-strategies Information] | ||
* The 13,500-acre property is located in between Canton and Cuba, Illinois, about 190 miles southwest of Chicago and 40 miles southwest of Peoria. It was originally purchased in 1970 to restore strip-mined land, and approximately 4,000 acres were converted to productive farmland. The MWRD also created berms throughout the agricultural fields to better collect runoff and capture nutrients to preserve area water quality. Known as the “Prairie Plan,” the restoration effort was honored by the American Society of Civil Engineers as the outstanding engineering achievement of the year in 1974. Years later it became the ideal site to develop and test best management practices to reduce non-point source nutrients. Research and demonstration projects include inter-seeded cover cropping, riparian grass buffer, denitrifying bioreactors, runoff irrigation, subirrigation, drainage water managements, designer biochar, and watershed-scale nutrient reduction demonstration. | * The 13,500-acre property is located in between Canton and Cuba, Illinois, about 190 miles southwest of Chicago and 40 miles southwest of Peoria. It was originally purchased in 1970 to restore strip-mined land, and approximately 4,000 acres were converted to productive farmland. The MWRD also created berms throughout the agricultural fields to better collect runoff and capture nutrients to preserve area water quality. Known as the “Prairie Plan,” the restoration effort was honored by the American Society of Civil Engineers as the outstanding engineering achievement of the year in 1974. Years later it became the ideal site to develop and test best management practices to reduce non-point source nutrients. Research and demonstration projects include inter-seeded cover cropping, riparian grass buffer, denitrifying bioreactors, runoff irrigation, subirrigation, drainage water managements, designer biochar, and watershed-scale nutrient reduction demonstration. | ||
Revision as of 11:38, 21 June 2023
Contents
Agricultural
- France Farm 153.0650 Base/Mobile Farming/Excavation (Astoria) WQID552
- Kniden Farms 451.5750 Base/Mobile (NFM at Vermont) WQJI864
- Richardson Farms 461.2500 Repeater (NFM at Havana) WQNU591
- Tater Creek Farms 152.3750 Base/Mobile (Ipava) WNSK291
- Vigna Farms 152.3000 Base/Mobile (Fiatt) WNJM338
- Webb Farms 159.8700 Base/Mobile (NFM at Lewistown) WQKZ327
Miscellaneous
- 463.47500 WQIH719 RM IntLWMinstry International Living Waters Ministry (Canton) WQID552
- 452.3625 WQIU621 RM SachsElectrc Sachs Electric ( Canton) WQID552
- Mobiles on 452.4375, 461.3750; 461.6, 463.525 CIE Canton 2 Central Illinois Energy: Ethanol Manufacturing (Canton) RM WQHH526 RM
- 463.4750 WQIH719 RM ILW Ministry International Living Waters Ministries Inc. [Religious Institution FB6] (Canton) WQID552}}
- 463.6625 WQHJ294 RM CrtyrdEstate Courtyard Estates of Canton: Elderly Housing - Maintenance/Security (Low Power) WQID552 wrong??
Retail
RISE Marijuana Dispensary (Canton)
- 451.2875, 451.5875, 452.5125, 456.2875, 456.5875 portables (DMR/NFM) WROX401
Utilities
- 463.375 FF Insight Cable: Remote Links (Probably to/from 461.25R in KNHY834
- 451.0625 RM Ameren Services: Electrical Provider WQBM718
- 461.325 RM Insight Cable (Canton) KNHY834
Fulton County Camping & Recreation Area
- Owned by the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of greater Chicago, and is leased too and operated by Fulton County. The Recreation Area is made up of 440 acres which includes approximately 150 acres of strip-mined lakes. It is open to the public all year round for fishing and camping.
MSWRD Wetlands/Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago
- Facebook page Information
- The 13,500-acre property is located in between Canton and Cuba, Illinois, about 190 miles southwest of Chicago and 40 miles southwest of Peoria. It was originally purchased in 1970 to restore strip-mined land, and approximately 4,000 acres were converted to productive farmland. The MWRD also created berms throughout the agricultural fields to better collect runoff and capture nutrients to preserve area water quality. Known as the “Prairie Plan,” the restoration effort was honored by the American Society of Civil Engineers as the outstanding engineering achievement of the year in 1974. Years later it became the ideal site to develop and test best management practices to reduce non-point source nutrients. Research and demonstration projects include inter-seeded cover cropping, riparian grass buffer, denitrifying bioreactors, runoff irrigation, subirrigation, drainage water managements, designer biochar, and watershed-scale nutrient reduction demonstration.
- 453.925 458.925 WPBV860