This nine-part map from the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads identifies federal and state highways in Wisconsin by pavement type. County, forest, park, and public land connecting roads are also identified…

This nine-part map from the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads identifies federal and state highways in Wisconsin by pavement type. County, forest, park, and public land connecting roads are also identified…

This Post Office Dept. map identifies post offices, summer post offices, rural stations, highway post offices, Post Office sectional centers, rural delivery and star routes, and "airstop points" (airp…

This 1911 topographic map shows Lake Winnebago and the surrounding area. The township and range grid, counties, towns, sections, cities, villages and post offices, railroads, roads, buildings, cemeter…

This U.S. Geological Survey map of southeastern Wisconsin shows the configuration of the bedrock beneath the glacial drift and other deposits in southeastern Wisconsin. It covers the territory between…

This U.S. Geological Survey map from 1917 shows the sedimentary and igneous deposits in southeastern Wisconsin and south central Wisconsin, as well as the limits of glacial drift in the area. Stone qu…

This three-part map from the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads identifies highways in Wisconsin that have been improved, indicating those which are federal highways, those which have been improved with fede…

This 1896 map compiled from United States General Land Office records shows counties, county seats, cities and villages, Indian reservations, U.S. land offices, railroads, light houses, and life savin…

This 1911 map from the U.S. Post Office Dept. shows rural delivery routes, active and discontinued post offices, collection boxes, selected rural landowners and houses, churches, schools, roads, railr…

This 1876 map shows the mouth of the Ahnapee River at Algoma, Kewaunee County, Wisconsin, with soundings given in tenths of a foot. Proposed improvements and an area to be blasted in 1876 are depicted…

This U.S. Geological Survey map of southeastern Wisconsin shows the surface deposits east of the Wisconsin River, from the Illinois state line north to Necedah and Oshkosh. The map depicts various dep…

This 1911 map shows the Post Office's rural routes in Racine County, Wisconsin, and portions of eastern Walworth and northern Kenosha counties. The locations of operating and discontinued post offices…

This 1911 map from the U.S. Post Office Dept. shows rural delivery routes, active and discontinued post offices, rural houses, churches, schools, roads, railroads, sections, cities and villages, and l…

This U.S. Geological Survey map from 1905 shows Pleistocene-era deposits in southeastern Wisconsin, including drifts, moraines, drumlins and deposits from various glaciers. The map covers all or parts…

This map shows post offices in Wisconsin and Michigan that were in operation as of April, 1915, along with the mail routes in use at that time and the distances between post offices. At the lower left…

This 1836 map consists chiefly of a detailed map of the the mouth of the Kewaunee River. An inset map of the region and cross section diagrams of the piers at the mouth of the river are included and d…

This 1836 map consists chiefly of a detailed map of the the mouth of the Sheboygan River. An inset map of the region and cross section diagrams of the piers at the mouth of the river are included and…

This 1836 map consists chiefly of a detailed map of the the mouth of the Manitowoc River. An inset map of the region and cross section diagrams of the piers at the mouth of the river are included and…

This color map, originally published in the Smithsonian Institution Bureau of American Ethnology's 18th annual report, shows the Indian land cessions in Wisconsin. Indicated on the map are Indian vill…

This topographical map from the U.S. Geological Survey shows parts of Richland, Sauk, Grant, and Iowa counties, Wisconsin, as of 1903.