2010 Map of Brussels

About this map

The Niagara Escarpment runs through this portion of Door County, creating a distinct geological break in the landscape north of Brussels. This 2010 survey shows a rural Wisconsin landscape defined by small crossroads settlements and a meticulous grid of named roads, many bearing family and avian names. In the southern reach, Rosiere serves as a local anchor near Saint Huberts Catholic Cemetery, while the northern area is characterized by the meandering Ahnapee River and Silver Creek. The presence of Saint Michaels Cemetery and Woller Cemetery provides specific points of interest for genealogists tracing local families in this agricultural region. The map also captures several water features including Forestville Flowage 40 and Bruemmer Creek, which navigate the terrain alongside the prominent rise of Dhuey Hill.