Where We Work
All of Morgan County plus the neighboring stretches of Cass, Scott, Greene and Sangamon counties.
Where We Work
Morgan County Tree Co. is based in Jacksonville, Illinois, where US-67 and IL-104 cross, I-72 skirts the north side and Mauvaise Terre Creek cuts through town. From here we cover all of Morgan County and the edges of Cass, Scott, Greene and Sangamon counties, from South Jacksonville and Woodson out to Meredosia on the Illinois River and White Hall down US-67.
Same silt loam, same bur oaks and silver maples, same dead ash, same derechos and ice. Below is exactly where we go, and every town gets the same crew and price ranges.
Morgan County, 2.2 road miles and 4 minutes. The village on our south border, where IL-267 meets I-72 and Mauvaise Terre Creek runs through the east end; the shortest run we make.
Morgan County, 7.7 road miles and 12 minutes. A small IL-267 village south of Lake Jacksonville with Spoon Creek timber along its north edge.
Morgan County, 8.6 road miles and 18 minutes. A tiny village half a mile off I-72 with no exit of its own; farmstead groves and windbreaks.
Morgan County (unincorporated), 9.6 road miles and 18 minutes. A farm crossroads on the county road north toward Virginia.
Morgan County, 11.2 road miles and 18 minutes. The US-67 and IL-104 village west of town where Lick Branch rises inside the village limits.
Morgan County (unincorporated), 11.2 road miles and 18 minutes. Farm places off I-72 exit 76 on the flattest ground in the county.
Morgan County, 11.3 road miles and 19 minutes. An old US-67 town that was bigger in 1860, with the shade trees to prove it.
Morgan County, 12.4 road miles and 22 minutes. A small northwest-county village on the divide between Coon Run and Mud Creek.
Morgan County, 13.8 road miles and 24 minutes. Our owner's home ground on IL-104, where the village drains to Apple Creek.
Cass County seat, 15.5 road miles and 27 minutes. Illinois' Gem on the Prairie, with courthouse-town lots and IL-125 running east to Ashland.
Cass County, 16.9 road miles and 33 minutes. The German-settled Burgoo village on the county roads northwest of Jacksonville.
Scott County, 17.7 road miles and 23 minutes. A small US-67 village up on the divide at 686 feet, where the wind has a clear run.
Sangamon County, 18.9 road miles and 24 minutes. The Sangamon County Fair town off I-72 exit 82, our one Sangamon stop.
Morgan County, 19.6 road miles and 32 minutes. The county's second-largest city, at the end of our IL-104 run through Franklin.
Cass County, 20.2 road miles and 30 minutes. An 1857 railroad town near the Sangamon line, the Heart of Lincolnland.
Scott County seat, 20.3 road miles and 27 minutes. The courthouse town on IL-106 where Stephen Douglas taught school and the prairie breaks toward the river.
Morgan County, 22.4 road miles and 43 minutes. Our Illinois River town, with the national wildlife refuge on its north edge and the longest drive on the list.
Greene County, 22.6 road miles and 28 minutes. The old Chicago and Alton junction town on US-67.
Greene County, 26.3 road miles and 33 minutes. The pottery-and-stoneware town where IL-106 ends at US-67, the south end of our route.
Scott County, 26.9 road miles and 33 minutes. Where the prairie drops into the Illinois River bluffs; the far west end of our route.
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