2015 Map of Coon Valley

About this map

Coon Valley and Chaseburg anchor a landscape defined by narrow coulees and prominent ridges along the La Crosse and Vernon County border. This area showcases the classic Driftless Area topography, where the drainage of Coon Creek and its tributaries like Hasley Creek have carved deep valleys into the plateau. The map reveals a high concentration of named physical features that reflect family settlement and local geography, such as Kreibich Coulee, Roesler Coulee, and Hohlfeld Coulee. Cultural markers like Hellwig Cem and Krause Cem are situated on the higher ground of Brinkman Ridge and the North Chipmunk Coulee area, indicating historical burial sites away from the flood-prone valley floors. The road network, including County Highway NN and County Road N, follows the meandering paths of the hollows or tracks along the crests of Misha Ridge and Gronvold Ridge.