The Rock River Country of Northern Illinois
The Rock River Country of Northern Illinois
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The Old Rock River had a number of large tribu- taries, some of which have also been traced by borings, and are indicated on Map A, page 47. These tributaries formed a drainage pattern which below Camp Grant was quite different from that which the present streams make. The Old Leaf, for instance, emptied into the Old Rock just above the site of Davis Junction ; the Kishw^aukee, near Esmond ; and the Kvte below Rochelle. Pine Creek, 45 i^--^it'^-^i''4 i^WM Courtesy Mr. A. G. Eldredye Pine Creek ...46 PPEGLACIAL INTERGLACIAL B C After Leverett, Leigfiton, and Knappen Map showing changes in the course of Rock River the lovely little stream which flows through the Pine Woods State Park, was not then a tributary of the Rock, but instead flowed oft to the southwest, and had its outlet in the Mississippi, at a point, however, far east of the present course of the Father of Waters. The whole land- scape of the Rock River country of that time — sometimes said to be a million years ago — was thus strikingly dif- ferent from that of the present.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Old Rock River had a number of large tribu- taries, some of which have also been traced by borings, and are indicated on Map A, page 47. These tributaries formed a drainage pattern which below Camp Grant was quite different from that which the present streams make. The Old Leaf, for instance, emptied into the Old Rock just above the site of Davis Junction ; the Kishw^aukee, near Esmond ; and the Kvte below Rochelle. Pine Creek, 45 i^--^it'^-^i''4 i^WM Courtesy Mr. A. G. Eldredye Pine Creek ...46 PPEGLACIAL INTERGLACIAL B C After Leverett, Leigfiton, and Knappen Map showing changes in the course of Rock River the lovely little stream which flows through the Pine Woods State Park, was not then a tributary of the Rock, but instead flowed oft to the southwest, and had its outlet in the Mississippi, at a point, however, far east of the present course of the Father of Waters. The whole land- scape of the Rock River country of that time — sometimes said to be a million years ago — was thus strikingly dif- ferent from that of the present.
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