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SGA:Shane Gilbert Appraisals Phone # (217)-202-2966
London Castle Appraisals Phone # (217)-443-0446
The Appraisal Shop, LTD Phone # (217)-352-3280
Joel Ward Appraisals Phone # (217)-355-3909
Craggs Appraisal Services, Ltd. Phone # (217)-355-1600
Premier Appraisal Company Phone # (217)-442-4400
Associated Appraisals Phone # (309)-888-4844
Turner Appraisal Services Phone # (217)-469-2080
Penn Appraisal Service Phone # (217)-283-6449
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Champaign Quick Facts
Population 67,518 (Males: 34,206 (50.7%), Females: 33,312 (49.3%)) Elevation: 750 feet Land area: 17.0 square miles Median resident age: 25.3 years Median household income: $32,795 Median house value: $91,300
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