2024 Map of Pulaski
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge dominates the western landscape of this southern Illinois region, where the Cache River and its associated wetlands like Cypress Slough and Pulaski Slough create a complex hydrographic network. The settlement pattern follows the higher ground along the railroad and highway corridors, connecting Pulaski and Villa Ridge to the south. The map is a significant resource for genealogical research, documenting an exceptional density of burial sites including Rose Hill Cem, Cairo City Cem, and both the Old Shiloh Cem and New Shiloh Cem. These markers, along with family-named landmarks and smaller communities like Pryortown and America, provide a clear picture of the longstanding rural communities and church-centered settlements that have shaped the county's social geography.
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