“Making Maps, Mapping History” exhibit in Madison through June 29

A new exhibit on display at UW-Madison looks at over 300 years of mapmaking in Wisconsin and the Great Lakes region.

“Mapping the Imagination” on WPR

Program broadcast is Sunday at Noon

Are we there yet… how are distances for highway signs measured?

Is it the edge of town? Or maybe the main post office? The answer is: neither!

Flood map modernization moving forward in Wisconsin

Nineteen of the state’s 72 counties have undergone revised floodplain mapping, with preliminary maps to be unveiled to the public this fall.

Soil mapping celebrated at capitol

A well-attended ceremony marks the completion of statewide digital soil maps.

I’m looking for lake maps in Wisconsin, where should I start?

While there is no single “best” source we can suggest, there are a number of options you can explore.

Soil Mapping Celebrated at Capitol

Digital soils maps are now complete statewide

UW-Madison Cartographers Pull Together on New Campus Map Project

For almost 30 years, the campus map for UW-Madison has retained the same basic design– a distinct oblique perspective considered cutting-edge in 1977. However, times change, and the map used by thousands of campus visitors …

Mapping the American Landscape

Lecture by former UW-Madison cartography professor

NRCS to hold “Northwest-10” last acre ceremony

Last soil survey acre in Wisconsin will be followed by statewide soil mapping completion in 2006