2010 Map of Auburn

About this map

Auburn serves as the central hub of this 2010 survey, showing the city's modern street grid and its connection to Auburn Junction and the eastern edge of Garrett. The landscape is defined by an intricate network of drainage ditches and natural waterways, including the winding path of Cedar Creek and the Cecil-Metcalf Ditch. These water systems, alongside family-named features like the John Diehl Ditch and Dosch Ditch, illustrate the region's managed agricultural topography. Small historic clusters and rural junctions such as Saint Johns, New Era, and Hopewell are interspersed throughout the southern half of the quadrangle. Significant local landmarks include Roselawn Cemetery and Woodlawn Cemetery on the city's outskirts, as well as the Auburn Dekalb Airport. The map documents a landscape of established transit corridors and varied water bodies, from Saint Anthonys Center Lake to the small pools of Beedy Lake and Dunton Lake.