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Sources of Water for Communities in Northeastern Illinois

Multiple groundwater and surface water resources in northeastern Illinois supply water to more than 290 communities (Figure 1, Table 1). Additional water is used from Lake Michigan for navigation and water quality purposes, from rivers for cooling water, and from groundwater for irrigation and domestic wells. Many communities use a combination of sources depending on the availability of shallow groundwater or access to either Lake Michigan or one of the inland rivers.