2010 Map of Kewaunee

About this map

Kewaunee sits at the mouth of the Kewaunee River where it meets Lake Michigan, serving as a primary point of settlement along the Wisconsin coastline. This mapping shows the interior transition from the lakefront to the agricultural uplands, where the grid of rural roads connects several smaller communities and family-named landmarks. Smaller settlements like East Krok and Birchwood are situated near the winding paths of Krok Creek and the East Twin River. The landscape is notably dotted with numerous burial grounds, including the West Kewaunee Township Cemetery and the Holy Rosary Catholic Cemetery near the city, as well as outlying sites like the Saint Hedwigs Catholic Cemetery and Norman Cemetery. These locations, along with local points like Stump Pond and Seidel Lake, illustrate a well-established rural infrastructure defined by its proximity to both the river valleys and the Great Lakes shoreline.