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Fox River
South Elgin, Illinois, United States
Inside Jon Duerr Forest Preserve, off the boat ramp next to the parking lot and trail.
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- Group: National Great Rivers : Winter Chloride Watch
- Lat: 41.9696244
- Lng: -88.3003755
- Waterbody Type: River
- Timezone: America/Chicago
Latest photos
View all photosThe last photo is the view from the trail bridge.
There’s a very large flock of geese on the river; some slabs remain at the edge of the shore.
The river is partially covered with ice. I don’t see or hear any birds.
The river is quite low, and calm.
It’s a beautiful sunny day; the river is moving at a moderate pace. On the hike here I saw an eagle flying along the river and landing somewhere across the river from my observation site.
The river was moving fairly quickly; there were a lot of birds singing and a few small clouds. Lots of people were walking and biking on the path.
There are lots of birds singing; there’s a fisherman on the boat ramp and lots of hikers and bikers on the path.
The river is calm.
There are just a few geese on the water downstream. The ground is slightly muddy.
DUPLICATE TEST STRIP: also 144 ppm.
See photo above.
The river is flowing and has a small amount of ice.