2015 Map of Blair

About this map

The Trempealeau River flows through the heart of this Wisconsin landscape, where the city of Blair serves as the primary center of activity along the water's edge. This area is characterized by a high concentration of coulees—narrow, steep-walled valleys—including Trump Coulee, Reynolds Coulee, and Sjuggerud Coulee. These geological features dictate the winding paths of local roads and the placement of rural cemeteries like Trump Coulee Cem and Corness Cem. Near the settlement of Blair, Lake Henry provides a managed water feature just north of the Blair Airport. To the northeast, the village of Taylor sits near the Trempealeau River and French Cr, marking the edge of the quadrangle. The map captures a high degree of local detail for genealogists, showing numerous named cemeteries and family-named terrain features such as Gransberg Hill and Jonahs Coulee that define the regional character.