1974 Map of Dundee

About this map

Glacial geology and public lands define this 1970s landscape on the Fond du Lac and Sheboygan County line. The Kettle Moraine formation dominates the topography, characterized by a complex network of ridges, hills like McMullen Hill, and numerous water bodies including Long Lake, Cedar Lake, and the isolated Spruce Lake. This natural setting is home to the Spruce Lake Bog National Natural Landmark, protected within the broader Osceola State Forest. Settlement patterns are centered around the village of Dundee and the crossroads at Armstrong and Graham Corners. The Milwaukee Road railroad cuts through the southern terrain, while the Kettle Moraine Correctional Institute stands as a significant mid-century institutional landmark near Watercress Creek. Local history is preserved in several small burial grounds, such as Union Cem and Mitchell Cem, located amidst the region's numerous gravel pits and winding rural routes like Happy Hollow Road.