2017 Map of Rudolph

About this map

Moccasin Creek meanders through the eastern plains of Brown County, defining the drainage patterns of this agricultural landscape. The small settlement of Rudolph sits along the rail line, while the town of Warner occupies the southeastern corner of the map. This 2017 edition documents a highly structured grid of section lines and gravel roads, including Co Rd 23 and 386th Ave, which connect the scattered farmsteads of Warner Township. Local history is anchored at the Warner Cem, situated just west of the town center. The map's detailed topography reveals the subtle elevation changes and extensive wetlands that characterize this portion of the James River Valley, providing a clear record of the modern rural infrastructure and land use in the region.