2015 Map of Marytown

About this map

Marytown stands as the central hub of this agricultural landscape in eastern Wisconsin, situated near the intersection of several county roads. The settlement is anchored by local history, most notably evidenced by the Saint Marys Cem located south of the village center and the Saint Charles Cem further north along St Charles Rd. The surrounding terrain is defined by the drainage patterns of the South Branch Manitowoc River, which meanders through the western and northern sections of the survey. A rigid grid of rural thoroughfares such as Kiel Rd, Weber Rd, and Sippel Rd connects the scattered farmsteads, following the established Public Land Survey System lines. This survey captures the enduring rural character of the borderlands where Calumet, Fond du Lac, and Sheboygan counties meet, preserving the names of the small communities and family-named roads that shaped the region's development.