2010 Map of Cuba City

About this map

Cuba City serves as a central hub in this Grant County landscape, where the street grids of Benton and Hazel Green also punctuate a largely agricultural expanse. The area's legacy of extraction is visible through several named operations, including the Burkett Mine, Unity Mine, and Northwestern Mine, indicating the historical significance of the lead and zinc mining industry that shaped this portion of southwest Wisconsin. Waterways like the Sinsinawa River and the Galena River drain the terrain, accompanied by numerous smaller tributaries such as Coon Branch and Scrabble Branch. The map preserves local historical waypoints such as Mount Pleasant Cemetery and Leslie Cemetery, alongside small communities like Saint Rose and Georgetown. The road network is dense with family-named routes and functional connectors, including Slaats Rd, Kirkwood Rd, and Carr Factory Rd, reflecting generations of land ownership and local commerce.