2013 Map of Eastman

About this map

Mississippi River frontage and high ridge systems define this portion of Crawford County as it appeared in the early 21st century. The river landscape is a complex of side channels and backwaters, including Saint Paul Slough and Shulz Crossing Slough, which frame the prominent Island Number One Hundred Fifty-nine. Inland, the terrain rises sharply into a series of named ridges and hollows that dictate the local road network. Settlements like Lynxville along the river and Eastman on the higher ground serve as local hubs, connected by routes like Wall Ridge Rd and Ducharme Ridge Rd. The map illustrates the agricultural and topographical transition from the river valley to the upland plateaus, where Hazen Corners and various hollows like Mezera Hollow and Leitner Hollow mark the deeply etched Coulee Country geography.