2013 Map of Waukesha

About this map

The Fox River and Pewaukee River converge near the heart of this urban and suburban landscape, which retains traces of its development through the mid-20th century. Named settlements such as Duplainville and Marcy anchor the northern and central portions of the sheet, while Goerkes Corner and Calhoun mark historic transit and commerce points to the south and east. The map shows a region defined by established recreational and civic hubs, including the Waukesha County Fairgrounds, Wanaki Golf Course, and Moor Downs Golf Course. Transportation infrastructure is a dominant theme, evidenced by the presence of both the Capitol Airport and Waukesha County Airport. Local history and geology are uniquely represented by Silurian Spring, a specific natural feature that stands out amid the modern street network. This survey captures a moment of dense residential growth integrated with large-scale public facilities and preserved riparian corridors.