2018 Map of Valders
USGS Topo · Published 2018About this map
The Collins Marsh State Wildlife Area dominates the northwestern portion of this Manitowoc County landscape, where the Manitowoc River meanders toward the village of Collins. This survey highlights a rural environment defined by small-town centers and deep-rooted community sites. To the southeast, St. Nazianz is home to the Society of the Divine Savior Cem and Saint Gregory Cem, while the village of Valders serves as a hub near the Wisconsin Central railroad line. Historical researchers will find numerous burial grounds scattered across the townships, including the Tyler Cem and Saint Peter Evangelical Lutheran Cem. The terrain is shaped by water features like Lake Oschwald and Mud Creek, alongside landmarks such as Cato Falls and the Windhaven Airport.
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