2013 Map of Zachow

About this map

Zachow and Angelica serve as primary hubs in this agricultural landscape of eastern Wisconsin, where a network of rural roads connects several small crossroads communities. This 2013 survey illustrates the drainage patterns of the region, featuring the Pensaukee River in the north and the Little Suamico River passing through Angelica. The diagonal corridor of Wi-29 bisects the area, providing a modern contrast to the established grid of family-named routes such as Cedar Rd, Apple Rd, and Maple Rd. Local historians can trace the proximity of traditional settlements like Frazer Corners, Laney, and Hofa Park, each situated near the headwaters of various creeks including Black Cr and Herman Cr. The presence of the Mountain Bay Trl following an old rail corridor through Zachow highlights the transition of the region's transport infrastructure from industrial rail to modern recreational use.