![]() note A country whose highest point is 171 metres/561 feet above sea level, and the average elevation is only 31 metres above sea level. For those reading from Europe, Denmark is a suitable substitute. For instance, there are two buildings in Chicago note The Willis (formerly Sears) Tower at 1451 ft, and the Trump International Tower, at 1389 feet) that are taller than the state's highest natural point note Charles Mound in the Driftless area of Jo Daviess County in the northwest corner of the state, at 1236 feet., and as many as 40 buildings in the city that top out at a higher total altitude, since Chi-Town already sits at about 600 feet above sea level. ![]() The trope was named for the US state of Illinois, which, if you haven't already realized it, is almost as flat as this joke. This leads to a common error where mountains show up in the background of settings which have no visible peaks in Real Life. ![]() Movies and TV shows, wherever they're supposed to be set, tend to be filmed in Southern California or British Columbia, at least when made by US or Canadian production companies.
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