2013 Map of Kenosha

About this map

Lake Michigan borders a dense grid of residential and industrial development along the Wisconsin shoreline in the early 21st century. The landscape is defined by the transition from the structured urban layout near South Kenosha and Shorecrest Pointe to more open areas like Timber Ridge and Tobin further south. Waterways including the Pike River, Barnes Cr, and Jerome Cr cut through the street grid, influencing the placement of local infrastructure. Landmarks such as the Keno Family Drive-In and the Kenosha Water Works provide specific points of interest for those studying the social and utility history of the region. The map also records several local neighborhoods and developments, including Chicago and the lakeside community of Carol Beach, reflecting the continued growth and naming conventions of the lakeshore area.