
Muskego Lake and Wind Lake dominate this 1890 survey of the borderlands where Waukesha, Milwaukee, and Racine counties meet. The landscape is defined by its post-glacial hydrology, with the Fox River winding through the western townships of Vernon and Waterford. At this time, the region was primarily a network of rural farming townships and scattered crossroads settlements. Early rail infrastructure is represented by the Wisconsin Central Railroad clipping the northwestern corner of the map through New Berlin.
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