1982 Map of Forestville
USGS Topo · Published 1983About this map
The Ahnapee River winds through the heart of the Door and Kewaunee County line, anchored by the settlement of Forestville. This 1982 map shows a landscape defined by its rural intersections and watercourses, from the Forestville Flowage to the shoreline of Lake Michigan in the east. The area is dense with community landmarks that provide significant value for genealogists, including St Marys Ch, Forest Chapel, and several local burial grounds like Brockhausen Cem and Woodside Cem. Small crossroads like Maplewood, Carnot, and Vignes are linked by a grid of named routes including Maplewood Road and Carnot Road. The presence of numerous Gravel Pits and a Quarry near the State Trail suggests a steady local industry of resource extraction, while the scattered wooded tracts and creek beds of Stony Creek and Silver Creek reveal the persistence of the region's natural drainage patterns amidst its agricultural development.
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