Jerseyville Aviation Inc Airport

Jerseyville, United States

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Small general aviation field serving Jerseyville, Illinois.

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Jerseyville, United States

Jerseyville Aviation Inc Airport (ICAO: 0LL1) is a private general aviation airport located in Jerseyville, Jersey County, Illinois, United States. It serves local pilots and small aircraft operations in the region. The airport is a small, privately operated facility with limited infrastructure typical of rural general aviation airports in the Midwest. It does not offer commercial airline service and primarily caters to private and recreational flying.

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›ICAO identifier is 0LL1; no IATA code is assigned.
›Located in Jersey County, Illinois.
›Serves general aviation and private aircraft only.
›No scheduled commercial airline service operates from this airport.
›Operated by Jerseyville Aviation Inc, a private entity.

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Small-town charm along the bluffs of southwestern Illinois

Jerseyville is the county seat of Jersey County in southwestern Illinois, nestled among rolling bluffs and farmland roughly 30 miles north of St. Louis. Founded in 1834, the town retains a quiet, historic character with a welcoming small-town atmosphere that draws visitors seeking a slower pace.

The surrounding area offers outdoor recreation along the Illinois River corridor, scenic drives through the river bluffs, and access to the broader Riverbend region shared with Alton and Grafton. History buffs will find charm in the downtown square and local museums that chronicle the county's 19th-century roots.

•Jersey County Historical Society Museum — local artifacts tracing pioneer and Civil War-era history
•Downtown Jerseyville Square — classic small-town square with historic architecture and shops
•Raging Rivers Waterpark (Grafton area) — nearby family-friendly waterpark for summer fun
•Pere Marquette State Park — stunning bluff-top park with hiking, wildlife, and river views nearby
•Grafton riverfront — short drive for river views, restaurants, and seasonal festivals
•Elsah Historic Village — one of Illinois's most charming 19th-century villages a short drive away

Getting around: Jerseyville has no public rail or bus transit; a personal vehicle is essentially required to explore the town and surrounding area. Ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft operate with limited availability, so renting a car before arriving is strongly recommended.

Best time: Late spring through early fall (May–October) offers the most pleasant weather for outdoor activities and river bluff scenery.

Local food: Look for classic Midwestern comfort food at local diners, plus catfish and river-fresh dishes common throughout the Illinois River valley.

This guide is provided for general information only. Verify details locally before making travel decisions.

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