Chicago
Chicago was a city in northeastern Illinois. This city was located on the coastline of a lake. (; , okudagram; )

The M. Schulz Company, a manufacturer of pianos, was based in this city. ()
 
During the fledgling days of Major League Baseball, Chicago was the home of the Chicago Cubs baseball team. () 

In the 1920s, with the city government in near collapse, organized crime had almost taken over Chicago. A book was written about the crisis in 1992, titled Chicago Mobs of the Twenties. A copy of this book found its way to Sigma Iotia II in the 2160s. ()

In 1932, the Palace Theater, a movie house, was built in this city. ()

In the mid-20th century, people, even those in rural areas, could hear about what was happening in this city on the radio. Though people might feel they were far from events, radio brought them in closer. ()

In an alternate timeline in which Nazi Germany had invaded the United States, as of 1944 Chicago was controlled by American forces. ()

In 2045, Kiki Morris Raymond was born in this city. (, okudagram)

In 2071, Janice Lee Raymond was born in this city. (, okudagram)

While playing out a Dixon Hill simulation on the holodeck in 2365, Jean-Luc Picard spontaneously made up an alias for William T. Riker, saying that he was "Nails" from Chicago. ()

In 2375, the duplicate of Tom Paris created by the Silver Blood of the Demon planet wanted to take his new wife, the duplicate B'Elanna Torres, to 1928 Chicago on a holodeck honeymoon. Although the duplicate Neelix thought it was an uninteresting choice, Paris created the holo-program and the newlyweds planned a week-long stay at Graystone Hotel, driving up Michigan Avenue in a vintage Duesenberg, hobnobbing with the stars of the silver screen, and dancing the  at a genuine speakeasy called the Green Mill. Unfortunately, Torres' cellular structure degraded after exposure to an enhanced warp drive installed aboard the duplicate , and the couple never made the trip. ()

Lieutenant Barbara Brinson once participated in a time travel mission to 1920s Chicago, during which she was able to reboot the time stream by reversing the polarity. ()

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