2013 Map of Sheboygan North

About this map

Lake Michigan dominates the eastern half of this coastal survey, where the city's northern neighborhoods meet the Wisconsin shoreline. The lower reaches of the Sheboygan River and the winding Pigeon River define the local drainage, creating a varied landscape of urban street grids and riparian corridors. In the south, the city's public spaces are well-represented by Vollrath Park, including the distinctive Vollrath Bowl, and the riverside Kiwanis Park. Moving north along Lakeshore Rd, the dense residential blocks of the city give way to the smaller settlements of Mosel and Hayen. This transition reveals the shift from Sheboygan's developed core to the more open coastal lands. Mariners and local historians will note the offshore Sheboygan Reef and Sheboygan Point, hazards and landmarks that have long defined this stretch of the lakefront near the Lakeside Ramp.