2013 Map of Lindsey

About this map

Lindsey and Nasonville serve as the primary anchors of this rural Wisconsin landscape, which is defined by a dense network of country roads and significant hydrological features. The southern portion of the map is dominated by the East Fork Black River, while the northern reaches are drained by the South Br O'Neill Cr and the S Br Yellow River. These waterways, including several small tributaries like Rocky Run and Toms Creek, reveal the low-lying drainage patterns essential to the local agricultural economy. Notable elevation changes are marked by Lindsey Bluffs near the town center and the distinct Epsey Mound further south. The straight-line path of Us-10 cuts horizontally across the sheet, providing a modern transport corridor that contrasts with the smaller local arteries like Hiline Avenue and Fair Haven Avenue that connect dispersed farmsteads.