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Belvidere

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Belvidere

City and administrative headquarters of Boone County in north-central Illinois, 19 km/12 mi east of Rockford, on the Kishwaukee River; population (1990) 16,000. The main contributor to the local economy is a large Chrysler car assembly plant.

Belvidere was settled in 1836 and soon became an important stop on the Chicago–Galena stagecoach route. It also served as an agricultural trading centre and a shipping point for Chicago-bound milk and grain. The Pettit Chapel, designed (1907) by the US architect Frank Lloyd Wright, is in the Belvidere Cemetery.
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