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Canton, IL Homes for Rent

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    $295 per month

    • 3 Beds
    • 2 Baths
    • House for Rent

    1100 W Locust St, Canton, IL 61520

    Property Id: 2197156Looking for a long-term RV space in a peaceful, well-maintained community? We have RV-ready lots available in Canton, Illinois — ideal for anyone seeking comfort, convenience, and flexibility.Features:- Water and electric hookups included- Spacious lots (originally sized for mobile homes)- No restrictions on RV or camper length- Minimum lease

    1100 W Locust St, Canton, IL 61520
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    $1,253 per month

    • 1 Bed
    • 1 Bath
    • Apartment for Rent

    500 S 3rd Ave, Canton, IL 61520

    Rick Rivera Rental Housing Deals

    500 S 3rd Ave, Canton, IL 61520

Why Live in Canton

Canton, located in Fulton County, Illinois, is a city with a rich history and a population of just under 13,000 residents. Originally a coal mining town, it later became known for manufacturing steel plows until the closure of the International Harvester factory in 1983. Today, major employers include Cook Medical, Graham Medical Group, Canton Union School District No. 66, Illinois River Correctional Center, and Spoon River College. Some residents commute approximately 30 miles to East Peoria for work. Canton Park District oversees nine parks spanning over 1,400 acres, including Big Creek Park with its recreation center and Lakeland Park, which features 5 miles of trails and five lakes. Canton Lake offers boating and camping facilities, and the area is popular for hunting and fishing. Downtown Canton is vibrant with local businesses such as Billy’s Tap, Official Time Out, American Grille, and Canton Family Restaurant. Seasonal favorites include Hannam’s Dairy Dream and events like the Spoon River Valley Scenic Drive. Canton Union District No. 66 schools have high ratings, and the community supports Canton High School’s sports teams, known as the Little Giants. Despite its active tornado history and population decline, Canton remains a city with affordable housing options, including renovated bungalows, ranch-style homes, and new traditional houses.

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