2015 Map of Green Bay East

About this map

Green Bay and its northeastern reaches are defined by the convergence of the East River and Baird Creek as they flow toward the expansive Lake Michigan shoreline. This 2015 survey illustrates the dense suburban and academic infrastructure of the region, anchored by the sprawling campus of the University of Wisconsin - Green Bay. Moving northeast along the coast, the landscape shifts into distinct residential and historical nodes such as Bay Settlement and Wequiock. These areas are characterized by a mix of early-settlement genealogy markers, including Holy Cross Cemetery, and topographical landmarks like Point Sable and Vincent Point. The map also captures the intricate street grid of the Preble area and smaller junctions like Haevers Corners, providing a detailed look at how modern transportation corridors interlace with established local neighborhoods and natural features like Dead Horse Bay.