2010 Map of Fairburn

About this map

The confluence of the White River and the Fox River anchors this central Wisconsin landscape, where the flat riverbottoms meet the rising land of Mount Tom. The settlement of Fairburn sits at a crossroads in the northern portion of the map, surrounded by a complex network of agricultural drainage and natural waterways including Sucker Creek and Barnes Creek. The presence of several historic burial grounds, such as Fairburn Cemetery, Black Creek Cemetery, and Saint Marie Cemetery, provides significant data points for genealogists tracing early families in Seneca. The terrain is further defined by the winding course of the Puchyan River as it meanders toward the Fox, reflecting a landscape heavily influenced by both natural glaciation and human-engineered water management via the Town Drain system. This 2010 survey offers a detailed look at the rural road grid, from County Hwy-E to small farm lanes like Chappa Rd.