2018 Map of Lublin

About this map

The village of Lublin serves as a central hub in this western Wisconsin landscape, where several religious landmarks highlight the community's heritage. Genealogy researchers will find Holy Assumption Orthodox Cem, Saint Stanislaus Cem, and Saint Marys Cem clustered near the village, reflecting the settlement's early cultural roots. To the north, the boundary of the Chequamegon National Forest begins, while the Ice Age National Scenic Trail winds through the northern sections of the map, tracing glacial terrain near Diamond Lake and Mud Lake. The area is a significant watershed, featuring the headwaters of the Black River and the branching paths of the N Fork Eau Claire River and S Fork Eau Claire River. Farther east, Maplehurst Cem sits near the banks of the river, marking another early burial ground.