2013 Map of Waterloo

About this map

The Maunesha River winds through the heart of this Jefferson County landscape, connecting the primary settlements of Waterloo and Portland. This region is defined by its complex hydrography, where the Crawfish River feeds into both Chub Lake and Mud Lake along the eastern edge of the quadrangle. The agricultural character of the area is evident in the dense network of local roads such as Hubbleton Rd, Island Rd, and Waterloo Rd, which link scattered farmsteads and rural residences to the larger corridors of State Road 19 and State Road 89. Just south of the Waterloo town center, Tesmer Airport serves as a distinct local landmark near the winding path of Stony Brook. The map details the transition from small-town street grids, like those along W Madison St and Milwaukee Ave, to the broad glacial drainage patterns that have historically shaped the Wisconsin countryside.