The Neighbourhood: Edison Park

Edison Park sits on Chicago's far northwest side near residential and small business areas. Navy Pier offers lakefront rides and festivals that draw visitors from across the city. Six Flags Great America attracts families to its roller coasters further north. Chicago Botanic Garden provides gardens and walking space for quiet outdoor time. Metra Union Pacific Northwest Line serves a local commuter stop and links riders to downtown. CTA Blue Line and Pace buses give alternate transit options for trips to the airport and suburbs. O'Hare International Airport offers flights and drives economic activity near the area. Lou Malnati's Pizzeria and Portillo's serve familiar Chicago food choices close by. The Berghoff and other taverns provide sit down spots for drinks and simple meals. Parks and trails in the forest preserve system offer space for walks, bird watching, and sleds in winter. Local shops and corner stores supply daily needs and small services to people who live here. Commuters and small business owners shape street activity and quiet times during weekdays and weekends. Census data shows that the most common age group falls between 55 to 59 years old and that one-person households make up the largest share.

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Edison Park sits on Chicago's far northwest side near residential and small business areas. Navy Pier offers lakefront rides and festivals that draw visitors from across the city. Six Flags Great America attracts families to its roller coasters further north. Chicago Botanic Garden provides gardens and walking space for quiet outdoor time. Metra Union Pacific Northwest Line serves a local commuter stop and links riders to downtown. CTA Blue Line and Pace buses give alternate transit options for trips to the airport and suburbs. O'Hare International Airport offers flights and drives economic activity near the area. Lou Malnati's Pizzeria and Portillo's serve familiar Chicago food choices close by. The Berghoff and other taverns provide sit down spots for drinks and simple meals. Parks and trails in the forest preserve system offer space for walks, bird watching, and sleds in winter. Local shops and corner stores supply daily needs and small services to people who live here. Commuters and small business owners shape street activity and quiet times during weekdays and weekends. Census data shows that the most common age group falls between 55 to 59 years old and that one-person households make up the largest share.