2015 Map of Lublin SE

About this map

The Black River meanders southward through this section of central Wisconsin, carving a path through the transition from the Chequamegon National Forest in the north to the agricultural grids of Taylor and Clark Counties. The landscape is defined by its drainage network, where Pine Creek and Trappers Cr feed into the river system. This 2015 survey illustrates a rural infrastructure centered on family farm access and forest management, with a dense grid of named thoroughfares like Fairground Ave and Hamm Dr providing local connectivity. A notable site for local history is the Saint Marys Catholic Cem, situated along Co Hwy A, serving as a permanent record of the area's early Catholic settlers. The transition across Co Line Rd marks the administrative divide between Taylor and Clark counties, reflecting the long-established surveyor's lines that continue to dictate the region's development.