2018 Map of Green Bay East

About this map

Bairds Creek winds through the eastern suburban reaches of Green Bay, illustrating the transition from the city's dense residential grid to the outlying settlements of Brown County. This 2018 survey documents the expansion of neighborhoods like Preble and Chapel Ridge, while preserving the location of older landmarks such as Haevers Corners and Wequiock. The coastal geography is defined by the unique features of Green Bay and Lake Michigan, including the elongated Long Tail Point and the shoals surrounding Grassy Island. Local history researchers will find the placement of County Home Cem and Holy Cross Cem particularly valuable for genealogical study. The map also traces the modern road network, including the path of University Ave as it connects the urban core to the Bay Settlement area, reflecting the contemporary landscape of this significant Wisconsin port city.