1969 Map of Arnott

About this map

The settlement of Arnott serves as a central hub on this Central Wisconsin landscape, where the Green Bay and Western railroad intersects with a grid of rural roads like Kennedy Avenue and Porter Drive. The terrain is defined by its glacial history, featuring a dense concentration of gravel pits and sandpits alongside kettle lakes such as Thomas Lake, Bear Lake, and Adams Lake. This 1969 survey captures the area's recreational and community infrastructure, including the Bear Lake Ski Hill and Standing Rock Park, as well as numerous local landmarks for genealogical research, such as St Mary of Mt Carmel Ch and Lombard Cem. The drainage patterns in the south, including Ditch No 2 and the Isherwood Lateral, highlight the managed hydrology of the Buena Vista township area.