2015 Map of Lublin

About this map

Lublin sits at the heart of this central Wisconsin landscape, where the northern border of Taylor and Clark counties bisects a region defined by its numerous waterways and timberlands. The village is a focal point for genealogical research, containing the Holy Assumption Orthodox Cem, Saint Stanislaus Cem, and Saint Marys Cem all within a small radius. To the north, the Chequamegon National Forest covers the terrain, dotted by Diamond Lake and Mud Lake. The drainage pattern is complex, with the N Fork Eau Claire River and S Fork Eau Claire River winding through the western sections, while the Black River and Syrup Cr flow through the eastern half. This 2015 survey illustrates a rural landscape where section-line roads like Co Line Rd and Hickory Rd provide a structured grid over the natural glacial topography.