2018 Map of Two Rivers

About this map

Two Rivers sits at the confluence of the East Twin River and West Twin River as they enter Lake Michigan at Maritime Bay. This 2018 survey illustrates the modern layout of the city and its surrounding agricultural and woodland fringes, including the northern edge of Manitowoc. The landscape is defined by the winding river valleys and the prominent projection of Rawley Point to the northeast. Cultural and genealogical markers are numerous, with several established burial grounds such as Holy Cross Cem, Forest View Cem, and the more rural Saxonburg Cem and Tannery Cem. The area serves as a significant recreational corridor, most notably marked by the winding path of the Ice Age National Scenic Trail which traverses the lakefront and riverbanks. The map also captures the smaller settlement of Mishicot to the northwest, connected to the larger coastal centers by a network of historic county roads and local routes like Co Rd V and Co Hwy VV.