2018 Map of Bellevue

About this map

The suburban and rural landscape of Brown County unfolds here, showing the southward expansion of the Green Bay area into the village of Bellevue and the town of Allouez. While the northern portion of the map is defined by dense residential streets and industrial corridors along the East River, the southern reaches transition into a patchwork of farmland and creek valleys. Notable landmarks include the Fonferek Glen Natural Arch and the prominent Scray Hill to the southwest. This topographic study captures the community just as modern infrastructure began to weave through older rural hamlets like Kolb and Pine Grove, where the Polish Cem and Martins Aerodrome serve as evidence of the area's agricultural and local aviation heritage. The drainage patterns of Bairds Creek and the Neshota River further define the geological character of this transitioning Wisconsin landscape.