[DOC] [TLE] Kaskaskia, Illinois - Wikipedia [PAR] Kaskaskia is a historically important village in Randolph County, Illinois, United 
States. In the ... The river now passes east rather than west of the town. ... French 
colonists named the town after the Illini word for the Kaskaskia River but, .... 
However, the village comprises only a small part of Kaskaskia Precinct, which 
includes... [DOC] [TLE] Kaskaskia | Illinois, United States | Britannica.com [PAR] Kaskaskia Island is the only portion of Illinois located west of the Mississippi 
River. Illinois and ... The Mississippi River lies entirely within the United States. [DOC] [TLE] May 7, 1972 - Following Great River Road Along the Mississippi ... [PAR] May 7, 1972 ... It lies on both sides of the river in every state that the river borders ... the West is 
located on Kaskaskia Island, the only part of Illinois west of the. [DOC] [TLE] September 10, 1961 - THUNDER OVER KASKASKIA | Chicago ... [PAR] ... a low peninsula, taking over the bed of the Kaskaskia river and making a big 
Island of Kaskaskia-it s still the only part of Illinois that lies west of the Mississippi. [DOC] [TLE] Kaskaskia, Illinois Genealogy - FamilySearch Wiki [PAR] Dec 15, 2015 ... Kaskaskia (and all of present-day Illinois) was originally part of Quebec until ... 
and one of the few parts of Illinois that lies west of the Mississippi River. ... This 
census only has French names on it. A (perhaps non-comprehensive) list of 
American men in Illinois (not just Kaskaskia) can be found at Alvord, p. [DOC] [TLE] THE CURSE OF KASKASKIA - ILLINOIS' LOST CAPITAL [PAR] The remains of the town, while still considered part of Illinois, can now only be ... 
Genevieve and St. Mary's which crosses the Mississippi to the island. ... to the 
west and in time, became the state and territorial capital of Illinois. ... By 1881, the 
peninsula was completely cut off by the river and the city nearly ceased to exist. [DOC] [TLE] Kaskaskia History - RootsWeb - Ancestry.com [PAR] Kaskaskia, essentially an island, is one of the few portions of Illinois west of the 
Mississippi and can only be reached from Missouri. ... The site of Kaskaskia near 
the river was first a Native American village, inhabited by varying ... so that the 
village became physically attached to the west bank of the river, which primarily 
lies... [DOC] [TLE] Blog: Where the river drives a thousand mapmakers crazy ... [PAR] Jul 30, 2010 ... Even today we can't completely tame the river. ... Genevieve joins Missouri and 
Illinois, but only barely. ... north of the ferry landing on the Illinois bank is actually 
part of Missouri. ... Kaskaskia Island: The town of St. Mary was originally a river 
port called St. ... Don't ask me where the actual boundary lies. [DOC] [TLE] Kaskaskia Bell by Mervin H. Dochterman - Prose-n-Poetry [PAR] Aug 15, 2014 ... The only part of Illinois that lies on the west side of the Mississippi many years ... 
1693 French who ruled the Mississippi River Valley for nearly one hundred years
, named this Island Kaskaskia after an old Illinois Indian tribe. ... Going there 
seeing what remains you can't help but have a feeling of its loss,... [DOC] [TLE] Project MUSE - What the River Carries [PAR] The first bridge to connect Hamilton, Illinois, and Keokuk, Iowa, was a ... its 
channel and captured the former valley of the Kaskaskia River. ... side of the 
island, making this soggy piece of land the only part of Illinois that lies west of the 
Mississippi. ... court battles with Missouri so that it can ignore where the river 
draws the line... [DOC] [TLE] Areawide Attractions | Ste. Genevive Tourism | Sainte Genevive ... [PAR] Location: 4 miles west of Prairie du Rocher, Illinois 62277, on IL155 ... Being only 
partially completed, the small fort only contained a three-room barracks and 
kitchen. ... a sweeping view of the river and the once connected Kaskaskia Island. 
.... Illinois, lie the archaeological remnants of the central section of an

Question: Kaskaskia Island may be the only part of Illinois that lies west of this river
Answer: Mississippi River