2013 Map of Mukwonago
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
The Mukwonago River and Fox River converge near the heart of Mukwonago, shaping a landscape defined by its glacial lakes and transition from village center to rural aviation hubs. This 2013 survey illustrates the dense residential clusters around Lower Phantom Lake and the northern shores of Lake Beulah, contrasted with the smaller outlying settlements of Caldwell and Hilburn. The map highlights a unique concentration of private and public aviation facilities, including Air Troy Estates and the East Troy Municipal Airport, which flank the southern marshlands. Local recreation and community landmarks are prominent, from the Phantom Ranch Boys Camp on the shores of Phantom Lake to the scattered developments of Oak Knoll and the residential community at Potter Lake.
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