1967 Map of Roche A Cri

About this map

Big Roche A Cri Lake serves as a central focal point in this Central Wisconsin landscape, where the waters of Roche a Cri Creek are harnessed by a dam system. The terrain is marked by distinctive geological outcrops such as Rabbit Rock, Minnie Rock, and Cottonville Rocks, which rise above the surrounding glacial plains. This 1960s-era survey reveals a community anchored by rural institutions, including the Pineland Sch and Cottonville Cem. The northern portion of the map is dominated by the Big Flats region, characterized by a regular grid of avenues like Brown Deer Avenue and Buttercup Avenue. To the south, the Roche A Cri State Park and Roche a Cri Campground highlight the area's transition into a recreational landscape, while the presence of a Cranberry Bog near Bingham Creek indicates the specialized agricultural use of the wetlands common to Adams County.