1984 Map of Black River Falls

About this map

Black River Falls serves as the focal point of this 1980s landscape, where the Black River carves through a region defined by its timber heritage and unique agriculture. The town's grid expands toward the Chicago and North Western rail line, which cuts southeast across the terrain. Extensive Cranberry Bogs and the smaller Cranberry Bog to the south illustrate the specialized wetlands that characterize this part of Jackson County. Public lands are prominent, with the Black River State Forest and Komensky State Forest flanking the river valley.