1992 Map of School Hill

About this map

Cedar Lake and a series of smaller kettle ponds dominate this Wisconsin landscape, where the Manitowoc and Sheboygan county line cuts through agricultural land and small rural hamlets. The area shows a high density of religious and community markers, notably the Salvatorian Seminary in the north and numerous burial grounds like Holy Trinity Cemetery near School Hill. The Sheboygan River winds through the southwestern corner, passing the small settlement of Millhome and its nearby Millhome Creek. This survey reflects the enduring post-war rural structure of the region, where tiny communities like Louis Corners, Rockville, and Ada serve as local anchors. Extensive Gravel Pits and various pits suggest the local importance of glacial aggregate resources to the regional economy alongside traditional dairy farming.