2013 Map of Gilmanton

About this map

Gilmanton stands as a focal point in this 2013 topographic study, situated where the Buffalo River and Elk Cr converge amidst the complex terrain of Buffalo County. The landscape is defined by its deep coulees and valleys, many bearing family names that indicate decades of agricultural settlement. From Bennett Valley in the north to Bohlinger Valley and Leek Valley in the south, the map reveals how local infrastructure like State Road 88 and State Road 121 follows the natural drainage patterns of the Little Waumandee Cr and Pratt Cr. Prominent elevations like Eagle Peak and Tom Mountain overlook a network of rural routes, including Rudy Rd and Hopi Rd, which connect the scattered farms and homesteads of this western Wisconsin region.