2013 Map of Waukon

About this map

The Wild Rice River meanders through this agricultural section of Norman County, defining the southern landscape with its intricate oxbows and riparian curves. This 2013 survey of the Waukon area highlights a traditional Midwestern settlement pattern where small rural cemeteries serve as the primary landmarks for local history. Researchers can locate Saint Petri Cem in the north, Immanuel Cem along Mashaug Cr, and Hlubek Cem centrally positioned between the creek and the river. The terrain is further shaped by the Garden Slough and the winding course of Marsh Cr to the east. Transportation is anchored by the crossing of MN-200, which bisects the quadrangle, and several county routes including Co HWY-19 and Co HWY-29, providing a framework for the scattered farmsteads and agricultural plots characteristic of this Minnesota region.