2010 Map of Appleton

About this map

The Fox River anchors the urban core of Appleton as it appeared in the early 21st century, revealing the industrial and educational infrastructure that has long defined this Wisconsin city. Significant landmarks like Lawrence University and the Appleton Water Works sit near the river's edge, alongside the Middle Appleton WP-309 Dam and Lower Appleton Dam. To the north, the landscape shifts from dense city blocks to outlying residential areas and agricultural intersections, including Mackville and Hamples Corner. The map records numerous community spaces, from the large Riverside Cemetery near the river to the Appleton Highland Memorial Park Cemetery further inland. Residential developments like Bell Heights and Whispering Pines show the expansion of the metropolitan area toward the north and east, where the namesake Apple Creek flows through the landscape.