2018 Map of Jefferson

About this map

The Rock River and Crawfish River converge at the southern end of this landscape, framing the city of Jefferson and its surrounding agricultural townships. The area is marked by a high density of burial grounds, providing significant resources for genealogical research, including German Methodist Cem, Evergreen Cem, and Christberg Cem. Moving north, the settlement of Milford sits along the Crawfish River, while the village of Aztalan is situated to the west. A complex network of county roads like Co Rd B and Co Rd A connects these rural communities, while the Interstate 94 corridor cuts through the northern half of the region near Johnson Creek. At Jefferson Junction, the rail-dependent history of the area is visible where transportation lines meet amidst a landscape of low-lying wetlands and well-drained farmlands typical of this part of the state.