Carbondale

[ kahr-buhn-deyl ]

noun

1. a city in SW Illinois.
2. a city in NE Pennsylvania, near Scranton: coal-mining center.

Example Sentences

Crowds will fill a football stadium in Carbondale, Illinois, where the path of Monday's eclipse will intersect the path of the last solar eclipse to travel across the United States, in 2017.

From BBC

I considered joining the eclipse crowds in Carbondale, Ill., where a news report on Atlas Obscura said that old-time apocalyptic fever — also known as modern-day conspiracy theorist hokum — had taken hold.

From Los Angeles Times

They’ve had hotel rooms in Buffalo and Carbondale, Ill. booked for months if not years.

From New York Times

Carbondale in Illinois is forecast to be mostly sunny with a slight chance of showers.

From BBC

The clouds parted again during totality, allowing those in Carbondale to catch a glimpse of the full effect.

From Seattle Times