2010 Map of New Auburn

About this map

New Auburn serves as the central hub of this northern Chippewa County landscape, situated at a major crossroads where County Highway SS and Highway 53 intersect. The town's surrounding rural layout is defined by a dense network of numbered streets and avenues, reflecting the organized agricultural expansion of the region. Local history and genealogy are well-represented by a concentration of burial grounds, including New Auburn Cemetery, Duncan Creek Cemetery, Marquardt Cemetery, and Pleasant Valley Cemetery, which are scattered among the waterways that drain the area. Natural features like Old Maids Bluff and the New Auburn Wildlife Area offer a contrast to the geometric grid of farm roads. The drainage of the land is visible through the courses of Beaver Creek, Sand Creek, and Spring Brook, which eventually feed into the larger Duncan Creek and Trout Creek systems at the southern edge of the quadrangle.