2013 Map of Plymouth South

About this map

Plymouth serves as the primary hub in this portion of Sheboygan County, where the Mullet River winds through the northern street grid. The landscape is defined by its water-powered history, evidenced by a string of significant impoundments including the Plymouth Millpond 58.6, Waldo Millpond 22, and Hingham Mill Pond. These ponds, situated along the Onion River and its tributaries, reflect the early industrial development of the settlements at Waldo and Hingham. South of the city, the small community of New Paris sits near the 72 Reservoir, while the rural surroundings are connected by a dense network of county highways. The map also captures the path of the N Br Milwaukee River as it cuts through the southwestern corner, illustrating the complex drainage patterns of this Wisconsin dairy country region.