1898 Hydrographic Map of Green Lake, Wisconsin – Historic Depth Survey, Contours & Landmarks Print

This detailed 1898 hydrographic map of Green Lake, Wisconsin, showcases one of the state’s most iconic freshwater bodies. Surveyed by the Wisconsin Geological & Natural History Survey, this map provides precise water depth measurements, shoreline contours, and topographical details that highlight the lake’s underwater formations. The fine detailing and careful shading offer an in-depth look at Wisconsin’s deepest natural lake, making it a valuable piece for historians, lake house owners, and cartography collectors. Green Lake has long been a beloved destination for fishing, boating, and natural exploration, and this map captures it in a way that few modern maps can.

Printed on high-quality matte paper, this restored reproduction maintains the original map’s crisp details while offering a soft, non-reflective finish. Unlike glossy prints, the matte surface minimizes glare, making it ideal for framed display in offices, homes, or lake cabins. The intricate linework and aged parchment tones give this map a timeless, classic appearance, enhancing any space with historical charm. Whether you’re a Wisconsin resident, a fishing enthusiast, or a lover of vintage cartography, this map serves as both a decorative statement and a historical reference.

This print makes an excellent gift for Green Lake visitors, local historians, and nature enthusiasts. Perfect for framing in a vacation home, a study, or a gallery wall, it captures the spirit of the lake and the precision of 19th-century survey work. Whether given for a birthday, housewarming, or retirement, this map is a meaningful and unique gift for anyone with a connection to Green Lake or a passion for historical cartography.