1978 Map of Dyckesville
USGS Topo · Published 1979About this map
Green Bay dominates this late-1970s coastal survey, where the waters meet the indented shoreline of Brown and Kewaunee counties. The small settlement of Dyckesville sits at the intersection of land and water, marking the transition from the maritime expanse to the agricultural interior. Along the coast, Bayshore County Park and Edgewater Beach indicate a landscape utilized for public recreation and seasonal access, supported by infrastructure like the local Boat Ramp. Moving inland, the topography rises toward Dyckes Falls on the Red River, a significant hydrological feature in an area otherwise defined by steady coastal grades. The presence of a Gravel Pit and a Substation near Bader Road suggests a pocket of local industry and utility development serving the nearby residential clusters and rural farmsteads during this era.
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