2010 Map of East Troy

About this map

East Troy and its surrounding countryside represent a classic Wisconsin landscape of glacial lakes and dairy land at the start of the 2010s. The village is the primary hub, flanked by smaller communities like Troy Center and Eagleville. The area’s geography is heavily defined by its water bodies, including Lulu Lake, Booth Lake, and Lake Beulah, many of which are controlled by structures such as the Wambold Dam and Lake Beulah Dam. For genealogists and local historians, several burial grounds are scattered across the township, from the Saint Peters Catholic Cemetery near the eastern edge to the Evergreen Cemetery located along the central highway corridor. The Mukwonago River and Honey Creek provide the natural drainage for the region, while landmarks like Army Lake and Camp Edwards indicate the area's long-standing role as a destination for summer camps and recreation.