About Moline, IL
Moline is one of the agricultural capitals of the world. The city is steeped in history yet maintains an ultra-modern downtown area, with John Deere Pavilion, the 14,000-seat i wireless Center, and lots of shops and restaurants. Moline, and the Quad Cities region, is served by world-class health facilities. Moline has long been a regional center for business and economic activity in the Midwest. The city is the world headquarters of multinational corporation John Deere & Company. The Quad Cities area consists of Davenport and Bettendorf in Iowa, and Moline, East Moline and Rock Island in Illinois. With a combined population of 400,000.
The Quad Cities hosts many festivals annually and houses many attractions including, museums, librarys and historical tourists sites.
For more information about events, attractions and economics in Moline and the Quad Cities: please visit the links below:
City of Moline
Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce
Quad Cities Convention and Visitors Bureau
Moline is one of the agricultural capitals of the world. The city is steeped in history yet maintains an ultra-modern downtown area, with John Deere Pavilion, the 14,000-seat i wireless Center, and lots of shops and restaurants. Moline, and the Quad Cities region, is served by world-class health facilities. Moline has long been a regional center for business and economic activity in the Midwest. The city is the world headquarters of multinational corporation John Deere & Company. The Quad Cities area consists of Davenport and Bettendorf in Iowa, and Moline, East Moline and Rock Island in Illinois. With a combined population of 400,000.
The Quad Cities hosts many festivals annually and houses many attractions including, museums, librarys and historical tourists sites.
For more information about events, attractions and economics in Moline and the Quad Cities: please visit the links below:
City of Moline
Quad Cities Chamber of Commerce
Quad Cities Convention and Visitors Bureau
