2018 Map of Tarrant

About this map

Tarrant sits at the northern edge of this Buffalo and Pepin County landscape, a region defined by a dense network of coulees and valleys that drain toward the Bear Cr and Tiffany Cr systems. The terrain is deeply incised, creating a series of distinct geographic pockets such as Newton Valley, Schultz Valley, and Steinke Valley. Near the center of the map, the Bear Creek Swamp marks a significant hydrological feature where the drainage slows amidst the surrounding ridges. For those researching local history, the Sacred Heart Cem stands as a primary landmark in the eastern portion of the quadrangle. The map details a rural infrastructure of county highways and local roads, including Co HWY B and Co HWY V, which navigate the winding valley floors and steep ridges of the Brunner Coulee and Tiffany Valley.