1978 Map of Two Creeks

About this map

Lake Michigan's western shoreline dominates this late-1970s landscape, where energy infrastructure and glacial history meet the rural coast. The map highlights the significant presence of both the Kewaunee Nuclear Powerplant and the Point Beach Nuclear Powerplant along the lakefront, marking a transition toward modern industrial utility. Inland, the terrain remains deeply tied to its small-town roots, centered on communities like Tisch Mills, Norman, and Two Creeks. The unique Two Creeks Buried State Forest and nearby Two Creeks County Park preserve the lake's ecological and geological heritage, while family-named roads such as Zander Road and Assman Road crisscross the agricultural plots. The East Twin River carves through the western section near Tisch Mills, providing a glimpse into the drainage patterns of this coastal agricultural region before it reaches the great lake.