2015 Map of Batavia

About this map

The North Branch Milwaukee River and its various tributaries, including Mink Cr and Silver Cr, dictate the geography of this Sheboygan County landscape. The area is defined by small, historically rooted settlements such as Batavia, Beechwood, and Gooseville, each connected by a network of county roads like Co RD SS and Co RD A. Local history and genealogy are anchored by several legacy burial grounds, including the Winfield Cem and Scott Union Cem. The terrain features numerous water bodies and wetlands, notably the Cranberry Marsh and the Gooseville Millpond, which reflect the region's glacial hydrology. Further south, Boltonville sits near the crossing into Washington County, while markers like Indian Mound Rd hint at much earlier layers of human habitation in the territory.