1978 Map of Two Creeks

About this map

The Lake Michigan shoreline in the late 1970s is defined by a unique combination of modern industrial infrastructure and ancient geological preserves. This coastline features both the Kewaunee Nuclear Powerplant and the Point Beach Nuclear Powerplant, marking the region's role in the era's energy production. Between these facilities lies the Two Creeks Buried State Forest, a site of international significance for understanding the glacial history of North America. Inland, the landscape of Carlton and Two Creeks is a grid of agricultural roads, many bearing family names like Assman Road and Meyer Road. Small crossroads communities such as Tisch Mills, Norman, and Zander serve as local anchors, while the East Twin River winds through the western terrain. Genealogists will find the locations of St Johns Cem and Sandy Bay Cem particularly useful for tracing local family roots.