2011 Map of Lublin SE

About this map

The Black River meanders southward through this rural Taylor County landscape, joined by a series of significant tributaries including Pine Creek and Trappers Creek. This section of Wisconsin is defined by a dense grid of local roads, reflecting the organized agricultural and rural residential development of the early 21st century. Notable landmarks include the Saint Marys Catholic Cemetery located near Elm Ave, serving as a vital point of reference for family historians in the area. The map illustrates a transition from the structured township blocks to the natural, winding paths of Syrup Creek and Brick Creek in the south. The convergence of County Hwy-A and numerous local avenues like River Ave and Fairground Ave provides a detailed view of the regional transit network connecting small farms and homesteads.