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Businesses, Media, Attractions and Recreation Franklin County (IL)

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Christopher

  • 467.625 D734 1bar, carrier heard in Christopher (12/23/19)

Royalton

  • Friend Farms, 2481 Rentfro Lake Rd: 15-45W mobiles on 467.0375 (DMR) WSDG289 Issued 6/24

Thompsonville

  • Buntin Farms 159.915 Base/Mobile (NFM at Thompsonville) WQPF882
  • McClerreb Farms 153.025 Base/mobile (NFM at Thompsonville) WQPA857

Sugar Camp Energy

  • 1.3 billion tons of clean, recoverable coal reserves and is can support up to 4 separate longwall mines. 2 two longwall mines in operations, that share common surface infrastructure but maintain separate access points for mine personnel and equipment.
  • Productive Capacity with two longwall systems: 15 million tons per year. Coal Reserves: 1.276 billion tons (as of January 1, 2023)
  • Transportation: Rail (Canadian National, Norfolk Southern, CSX, BNSF via EVWR and potential access to Union Pacific), barge on the Ohio River and Mississippi River (via truck or railroad)
  • MC#1 Mine, Viking Mine, M-Class Preparation Plant
  • Coalfield Construction, 11525 N. Thompsonville Road, Macedonia, IL 62860
  • Coalfield Repair/Seneca Rebuild Shop, 11550 N. Thompsonville Road, Macedonia, IL 62860
  • Foresight Energy Security Services, 11525 N. Thompsonville Road, Macedonia, IL 62860

Agricultural

  • Odom Farms 159.7875 Repeater with 153.1675 input (NFM at Benton) WQJF561
  • Walton Farms 154.54 Base/Mobile (West Frankfort) KSI364

Media

Three Angels Broadcasting Network (West Frankfort)

  • 461.375 Repeater (W Frankfort) WPTY225
  • Mobiles 452.625, 461.35, 451.4, 462.45, 462.325 (40-25wt) (W Frankfort) WPTY225
  • Mobiles on 464.55, 469.55, 464.5, 469.55 (Nationwide Itinerant) WPTY225

Attractions and Recreation

Rend Lake Rend Lake Gun Creek Campground map

Rend Lake was built as a joint project by the Illinois Department of Conservation, the Rend Lake Conservancy District, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. This 18,000 acre reservoir was built to provide a dependable domestic water supply to a two-county area beginning in 1965. Construction of the $60 million project took 5 years to complete with the final filling of the lake in the early 1970's. Since that time, many improvements have been made resulting in the current quality facilities that are currently available. Rend Lake State Fish and Wildlife Area was developed to provide public hunting, and other recreational opportunities