Calhoun County is a narrow peninsula of mostly high ground located between the Mississippi and Illinois Rivers. The county was organized in 1825. Today, Calhoun County has a population of just under 5,000 people with miles of lush farmland and countryside to explore.
Known for Calhoun County peaches in the summer and apples in the fall, the county offers miles of prosperous farms and orchards, which are enjoyed by day-trippers who visit by car, boat, motorcycle, bicycle or tour bus. The county offers a restful respite to those journeying from the St. Louis region and beyond.
Take the time to explore the quaint villages and hamlets making Calhoun County Illinois a County for All Seasons!