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Absolutely no idea, but is that a chinese or japanese style garden on the river bank?

Hem. BTW, I would now like to apologise to all Chinese and Japanese people (including those who've never seen the respective countries but are counted as such for survey/ethnic purposes...) for not being able to recognise the difference in acrhitecture (from a small part of a photo...). Sorry :D
 
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it's either Aurora or Joilet, IL. I recognize that river. The spanish sign also gives it away somewhat. Both of those towns have significant Mexican stretches.
 
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goonsta said:
it's either Aurora or Joilet, IL. I recognize that river. The spanish sign also gives it away somewhat. Both of those towns have significant Mexican stretches.
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It's indeed Aurora, IL. Well, you're from Chicago...

For those that don't know:

Chicago's largest suburb, Aurora is located 36 miles west of the city. It is one of the fastest-growing cities in the Midwest, and although its recent growth makes it look new, it was a well-established city long before the Chicago area spread west to reach it. The downtown, situated on a small island in the Fox River, is full of buildings from the 1920's.

City population: 143,000

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Fox Island Place

When it was built (1928) it was the tallest building in Illinois outside Chicago (243ft).
 
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