Milwaukee Neighborhood Maps
- Interactive Milwaukee Neighborhoods MapAdapted from the Milwaukee Neighborhoods Identification Project Map. Works best in the Mozilla Firefox browser
- Milwaukee Neighborhoods MapMap created for the Milwaukee Neighborhoods Identification Project
- Digital Sanborn Maps*ePanther ID and password needed to access this resource
Digital Sanborn Maps provide access to large-scale plans containing data that can be used to estimate the potential risk for urban structures. This includes information such as the outline of each building, the size, shape and construction materials, heights, and function of structures. - Milwaukee ArchitectureFind information on Milwaukee buildings by either age or architect.
- American Geographical Society Library Digital Map CollectionCurrently contains over 500 maps, including historical maps of Wisconsin and Milwaukee, and other American cities, states, and national parks. The digital collection is under continuing development.
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Welcome!
Thank you for using the Milwaukee Neighborhood Guide. This guide was created for use by UWM Urban Studies students, but hopefully many others will find it useful as well. The information in this guide is not meant to be authoritative and comprehensive. It is meant to be a reference and starting point for those researching Milwaukee neighborhoods. If you find any information that you believe to be incorrect, don't see your neighborhood listed but think it should be, or have any additional information that you think belongs in this guide, please let us know! You can use the Feedback box that is located on home page of this guide.
Tips
- Click on the tabs on the top of the guide to navigate through the various pages of this guide
- Use Firefox for the best results when using this guide
- If neighborhoods are not being clearly displayed in the "Larger Map" feature, try zooming in and out
- Census Tract and Block information was obtained by checking a central address for each neighborhood. Some neighborhoods, especially larger ones, may have muiltiple Tract and Block numbers that are not listed in this guide.
- Newspaper articles are from the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel and are provided by LexisNexis. Only UWM students and faculty will be able to access this feature.
Milwaukee Neighborhood Links
- Milwaukee Police DistrictsClickable map of Milwaukee Police Districts
- Find Census Tract and Other Information with American Factfinder Address SearchAllows you to search addresses for census tract and other information
- Neighborhood Groups in MilwaukeeList of neighborhood groups and associations in Milwaukee
- Milwaukee Neighborhood Webpage LinksMore links for neighborhood groups and associations
- Community Indicators for Central City Milwaukee: 1993 - PresentMilwaukee community indicators reports were initially developed by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Employment and Training Institute with funding from the Greater Milwaukee Foundation and the City of Milwaukee to provide independent, timely and ongoing assessment tools to measure short-term and long-term progress toward improving economic and employment well-being of families in central city Milwaukee neighborhoods. Indicators track changes by neighborhood since 1993, prior to the beginnin
- Public Applications from the City of MilwaukeeHelpful tools from the City of Milwaukee. Includes a variety of statistical data and mapping applications.
- Digital Spatial Data for Milwaukee CountyCatalog of spatial data for Milwaukee, and Wisconsin in general, provided by the American Geographical Society Library, located at UWM.
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