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Du Quoin

American  
[doo koin] / du ˈkɔɪn /

noun

  1. a town in SW Illinois: site of the Hambletonian.


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The other widow lives in Du Quoin, where that Subway is.

From Slate

Not in a strip mall in daytime Du Quoin.

From Slate

“I’m just excited to see it from a different lens as a coach,” said Hill, who’s from Du Quoin, Illinois about 20 miles north of Southern Illinois’ campus in Carbondale.

From Seattle Times

Pritzker is also eager to see the return of both the fair in Du Quoin and the Illinois State Fair, which is scheduled for Aug. 12 to 22 at the fairgrounds in Springfield.

From Washington Times

Du Quoin Mayor Guy Alongi said he’s working with the department to “make this fair work” because of its importance to the city and the region.

From Washington Times