2018 Map of Bangor
USGS Topo · Published 2018About this map
The La Crosse River and Little La Crosse River valley floor serves as the primary corridor for rail and road infrastructure, connecting the village of Bangor with Rockland. This low-lying drainage basin contrasts sharply with the dissected uplands to the north, where numerous coulees such as Norwegian Coulee, Tamarack Coulee, and Culpitt Coulee cut through the ridges. The landscape is defined by this characteristic driftless topography, with prominent high points like Moss Hill and Pettinger Hill overlooking the narrow valleys.
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