2013 Map of Jefferson

About this map

The Rock River and Crawfish River converge just south of this area, defining a landscape of wetlands and watercourses in Jefferson County. The city of Jefferson serves as the primary hub at the southern edge of the map, where the street grid meets the riverbank. Further north, the settlement of Johnson Creek is established near the intersection of major transit corridors, while Jefferson Junction marks a key point in the local rail and road network. This era reflects the modern expansion of these communities, balanced against the persistent presence of agricultural land and family estates, as evidenced by numerous named rural routes such as Ziebell Rd and Vandre Rd. Cultural landmarks like the Highway 18 Outdoor Theatre highlight the mid-century developments that remain integrated into the town's peripheral landscape alongside older settlements like Milford and Aztalan.