This map shows lot and block numbers, wards, local streets, railroads, some landowners' names, Milwaukee River, Menomonee River, and part of Lake Michigan. The map also includes manuscript annotations…

This 1881 colored map of the state of Wisconsin shows counties, cities, towns, villages, rail lines, and the locations of railroad stations and post-offices.

This map shows county boundaries, cities, rivers, lakes, roads and points of interest. Portions of Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, and Michigan are visible. Lake Superior is seen at the top of the map. Inc…

A small map from 1977 that identifies several landmarks of historic interest in Wisconsin Dells. It also notes which places are on the National Register of Historic Places.

This map shows a view of the Milwaukee metropolitan area. It highlights state trunk highways, principal county trunks and other secondary highways and types of surfacing. Includes a insert of parking…

This colorful map of Beloit shows roads, railroads, rivers, creeks, business districts, industrial areas, parks, and recreation areas. The map includes an index of "industrial concerns" and streets.

Kenya north sheet -- Kenya south sheet. Includes mileage chart and regional boundaries diagram. Color; 1:1,000,000.

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Map showing the summer range of white-tailed deer in Wisconsin in 1938.

Relief shown by shading and spot heights.; "802345 (R01381) 1-96."; Principal map also covers Bosnia-Hercegovina.; Includes text, index of "Counties (županije)," comparative areas map (Md.-Va.), pie-…

Compiled based on aerial photographic materials. Revised in 1976. Color

This map of Wisconsin, drawn around 1918, shows county lines, cities and villages, lakes, streams, and railroads. Populations are indicated by the size of type of the names of cities and towns.

Bound in with the manuscript text "Report of Jos. S. Wilson, Commissioner General Land Office, October 1866" : (AGS) (RARE) (FOL) HD181 .G29 1866. Color

Map of campus with caption, "Ann Emery Hall Guide for Women Students Attending the University of Wisconsin At Madison."

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…

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Library staff member working with a student.

Professor Garret Deckert explaining information from a map in either a geology or geography class. Deckert taught on the campus from 1967-2001.