Channahon, Illinois is a small suburb about 35 miles Southwest of Chicago.  Located were the DuPage, Des Plaines and Kankakee Rivers meet to form the Illinois River, the Pottawatomi Indians called the "Channahon," meaning "where the waters meet."

Today, the I&M Canal Heritage Corridor is one of the many cherished amenities in Channahon with miles of bike and walking trails.

Channahon straddles the Will/Grundy County lines covering a 16.7 square mile region and has many amenities including affordable housing and taxes, high quality schools, business opportunities, miles of scenic waterways, the Forest Preserve District of Will County's new Four Rivers Environmental Educational Center located on Moose Island along the I&M Canal trail and an award winning Park District with a nationally rated 18-hole golf course at Heritage Bluffs Public Golf club.

Channahon's population has grown to a thriving community of nearly 13,000 residents.