2010 Map of Ettrick

About this map

Ettrick serves as the primary hub of this Trempealeau County landscape, situated at the confluence of the North Fork Beaver Creek and the South Fork Beaver Creek. The terrain is defined by its distinctive coulees—deep, steep-walled valleys—including Abraham Coulee, Linderud Coulee, and Smikrud Coulee, which dictate the winding paths of rural roads and agricultural development. The importance of the French and Beaver Creek drainages is evident in the placement of small hamlets like Frenchville and Upper French Creek. Genealogy and local history researchers can identify several significant burial sites, such as the Saint Bridget Cemetery and Vor Frelsers Cemetery, reflecting the early community centers of this Wisconsin region. To the south, Johnson Peak stands as a prominent landmark overlooking the intersection of the creek valleys and local routes like County Hwy-T.