McLean, Illinois

McLean is a village located in McLean County, Illinois, within the United States. It is situated approximately 14 miles east of Bloomington and is part of the Bloomington-Normal metropolitan area. As of the latest census, the population of McLean is around 700 residents, making it a small community within the larger county framework.

The village serves as an administrative center within McLean County and is governed by a mayor and a board of trustees. Notable points of interest in McLean include the McLean County Historical Society and various local parks that contribute to community recreational opportunities. The village is primarily residential, with a mix of single-family homes and agricultural land surrounding it.

Recent developments in McLean include infrastructure improvements aimed at enhancing transportation access and community services. The area is served by Illinois Route 136, which provides connectivity to nearby towns and cities. Economic activity in McLean is largely driven by local businesses and agriculture, with some residents commuting to Bloomington-Normal for employment opportunities. The village experiences a humid continental climate, typical of the region, influencing local agricultural practices and housing designs.