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Village of Cordova

www.cordovail.org

 
The Village of Cordova is a small, quaint community located just a few miles north of the Quad-Cities on the Illinois side of the Mississippi River.  Cordova maintains its warmth and charm even though we are just minutes away from such known places such as Exelon-Cordova Nuclear Power Plant and Cordova Dragway Park (drag strip), as well as several other surrounding businesses and manufacturing facilities.  Locals believe the Mississippi river is heading upstream to its headwaters in Minnesota.  This stretch includes Princeton Beach-possibly the premier river boating and recreation destination in the Bi-State area, which is located immediately adjacent to ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

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