2012 Map of Java SE

About this map

The agricultural plains of Walworth County are defined by a rhythmic grid of rural avenues and section-line roads in this 2012 survey. Sparse water features like Hiddenwood Cr and Swan Lake Cr cut through the prairie, providing the primary relief in an otherwise strictly organized landscape of rectangular fields. The map reveals a deeply rooted community structure, evidenced by the distribution of country burial grounds that served different denominational groups. These include the Seventh-Day Adventist Cem in the north and the Baptist Cem near the eastern border. Near the southern edge, the Java East Cem and Saint Paul Cem sit among the fields, marking the legacy of the area's early families and congregations. The topography is predominantly open, with small scattered wetlands punctuating the spaces between the long corridors of 315th Ave and 321st Ave.