1959 Map of Jefferson

About this map

The confluence of the Crawfish River and Rock River dominates this mid-century portrait of southern Wisconsin, where the city of Jefferson serves as a vital hub of transport and industry. The landscape is defined by its deep historical roots, particularly at Aztalan State Park, which preserves ancient Indian Mounds along the western riverbank. The survey captures a moment when the Chicago and North Western railroad remained central to local movement, connecting the city to Jefferson Junction and north to Johnson Creek.