1968 Map of Blair

About this map

Trempealeau River valleys and the surrounding high ridges of West-Central Wisconsin define this 1968 landscape, captured just before major modern developments altered the rural character of the region. The Green Bay and Western Railroad serves as a central artery for the corridor, connecting the settlements of Blair and Taylor with the neighboring hills. The map reveals a deeply etched terrain of coulees, such as Hegge Coulee and Turi Coulee, where small farmsteads and rural schools once clustered along the creek beds.