2018 Map of Ettrick

About this map

Ettrick serves as the primary hub of this Trempealeau County landscape, situated near the confluence of Beaver Creek and several distinct valley systems. The local geography is defined by narrow coulees and steep ridges, with settlements like Frenchville and Upper French Creek following the natural contours of the land. This survey illustrates a rural infrastructure built around family-named landmarks and coulees, such as Linderud Coulee, Abraham Coulee, and Smikrud Coulee, reflecting a long-standing settlement pattern where transport routes like Co Rd D and Co Rd TT trace the valley floors. Historical and genealogical interest is anchored by several local burial grounds, including Saint Bridget Cem and Vor Frelsers Cem. Notable heights such as Johnson Peak and Peacock Hill rise above the drainage networks of French Cr and Reynolds Coulee Cr, framing a landscape that remains deeply tied to its agricultural and topographic roots.