2010 Map of High Bridge

About this map

High Bridge serves as the primary settlement hub in this northern Wisconsin landscape, where a complex network of waterways defines the terrain. The serpentine Bad River dominates the central topography, joined by significant tributaries including the Potato River, Marengo River, and Vaughn Creek. The infrastructure of the era is marked by a grid of rural roads such as Government Rd and Jussila Rd, which provide access to more remote locations like the Elm Hoist Wildlife G963 9 Dam in the north. Towards the southern boundary, the waters of the Bad River reach Brownstone Falls, a notable hydrological landmark near the intersection of several local routes. This map provides a detailed view of the rural homesteads and agricultural plots connected by named thoroughfares like Coria Rd and Delafield Rd.