Route Description
Illinois 93 is a rural, two-lane undivided surface road for its entire length. It begins at Illinois Route 40 (IL 40) just west of Elmira. It travels west and curves north slightly, passing through southern Elmira. Route 93 continues east through slight hills for the majority of its length, passing no major roads. After a curve south, it passes IL 40, forming a concurrency, and enters Bradford, the only incorporated community along its route. Its eastern terminus is at IL 40 in central Bradford.
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