Lee, Illinois

Lee is a village located in DeKalb County, Illinois, in the north-central part of the state. It is situated approximately 10 miles west of the city of DeKalb and around 60 miles west of Chicago. As an incorporated village, Lee serves as a local administrative unit, governed by a village board. The population of Lee is relatively small, with recent estimates indicating fewer than 600 residents.

The village is primarily residential and agricultural, with a focus on rural living. Infrastructure in Lee includes local roads and connections to nearby highways, which facilitate transportation to larger urban centers. The village does not feature significant government buildings or large-scale public facilities, but it maintains essential services for its residents.

Lee is characterized by its proximity to natural features such as the Kishwaukee River and surrounding farmland. Recent developments in Lee have included improvements to local infrastructure and housing, aimed at maintaining community services and accommodating potential population growth. The village's economic activity is largely driven by agriculture and small local businesses, reflecting its rural setting and community-oriented nature.