2015 Map of Warrens East

About this map

The E Fork Lemonweir River winds through a landscape of extensive wetlands and cranberry bogs along the border of Jackson and Monroe counties. This area is characterized by complex hydrography, featuring man-made and natural water systems like Goodyear Lake, Scott Flowage, and the drainage networks of Goodyear Ditch and Hunters Peak Ditch. These water features suggest a legacy of regional agriculture and water management essential to the local economy. Rising above the lowlands are distinct geological formations including Winkler Hills, Ball Bluff, and Miles Peak. The transition from the Sawdust Marsh to these higher elevations provided natural landmarks for early travelers and residents. The survey also preserves the names of localized landmarks like Taylor Island and Stanley Hill, offering genealogists and local historians a clear view of the rural spatial organization between Co Hwy HH and Co Hwy EW during the early 21st century.