2016 Map of New Ulm

About this map

New Ulm anchors this landscape at the confluence where the Cottonwood River meets the larger Minnesota valley, defining the boundary between Nicollet and Brown counties. The city's systematic grid is dense with local institutions, including the campus of Martin Luther Coll and several major burial grounds like the Catholic Cem and New Ulm City Cem. To the north, the small settlement of Klossner sits amidst a complex network of agricultural drainage systems such as County Ditch Number Seventyseven and County Ditch Number Thirtyeight. The terrain is shaped by several water bodies, most notably Lake Cottonwood, while the western edge of the community is marked by the New Ulm Municipal Airport. This survey provides a precise view of the region's mid-2010s infrastructure, from its many rural cemeteries like Saint Josephs Cem to the winding course of Heymans Cr.