2022 Map of Diamond Bluff East

About this map

The Trimbelle River and its various tributaries, including Little Trimbelle Cr and Spring Cr, define the dissected topography of this Pierce County landscape. The terrain is marked by significant elevation changes, from the heights of Negro Hill in the north to the dramatic bluffs overlooking the border with Minnesota. Settlements such as Trimbelle, Moeville, and Ottman Corners are scattered across a grid of rural roads, often situated near watercourses or along the ridges. Cultural and genealogical history is preserved at several local burying grounds, notably Diamond Bluff Cem, Svea Lutheran Cem, and the Bethel Mission Covenant Cem. The southern edge of the map follows the winding path of the river valley near Skidmore Bluff and Diamond Bluff, where the landscape shifts toward the larger drainage basin near Red Wing.