Boat Removal & Disposal in Atwood, Illinois

U.S. Boat Removal helps owners throughout Atwood, IL safely remove and dispose of sunken and partially submerged boats. I need to find 4 real, named places inside Atwood, IL (a small town in Douglas County). Atwood is a small rural town. Let me think carefully about what named water bodies or facilities are actually within or immediately adjacent to Atwood's city limits. Atwood, IL is a small town. Nearby is Lake Atwood (a small lake near the town). There's also the Kaskaskia River not far away, but that may not be in city limits. Let me think about what's genuinely in or right at Atwood. Given Atwood's small size, I cannot confidently name 4 distinct proper places inside city limits. The OLD SUBTITLE doesn't name any specific places either. I should keep the old names (none were named) and not invent names. Since I cannot find 4 verified in-city proper names, I must not fabricate them. However, I still need to meet all other requirements. The instruction says "If you cannot find 2 extra names that are actually in this city, keep the old names and stop." The old subtitle had no proper names. I cannot safely add 4 verified names here without risking invention. Wait — I need to re-read: "Mix the 4 names: keep the named waterways already in the OLD SUBTITLE, then ADD enough new in-city names so the total is exactly 4." The old subtitle has zero named waterways. I cannot invent 4 names for a small town I'm not certain about. Given the constraint not to invent names, I'll write the best continuation I can while acknowledging I cannot meet the 4-name requirement without fabricating. But the instructions say I must use exactly 4 names... This is a conflict. I'll do my best with what I can verify: Lake Atwood is a known small lake near Atwood, IL. Beyond that, I cannot safely name 3 more in-city locations. I'll write a strong continuation using the requirements I can meet, noting this limitation honestly in my approach —