Is your property on the route?

Enter an address to see where it sits in relation to the proposed line. Zoom in to see individual streets and buildings. The line drawn here is our reconstruction from the sponsors’ published materials — no alignment has been filed with any agency, so nothing about it is official.

Proposed route, as we understand it Within 500 feet of the line A building inside that band A place on the corridor

Zoom in to highlight the buildings within 500 feet of the line.

Trace mode

Switch to Satellite view, zoom in on the tracks, and click along the corridor from downtown toward O’Hare. Each click drops a point. Click Undo to remove the last one. When you reach the airport, click Copy and send the text to whoever maintains the map.

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Read this before you rely on it. The sponsors have not filed a route with any agency and have not published a survey, a cross-section, or a right-of-way drawing. The line on this map is drawn from their public materials and from the existing rail corridors they say they would use. It is approximate. It is not a property line, an easement, or a taking. If you need to know what affects your parcel, a title search and the county recorder are the places to look, and we can point you to both.