CITY OF BURLINGTON
RACINE COUNTY, WISCONSIN

Located in the southwest corner of Racine County, approximately 30 miles southwest of Milwaukee and 70 miles northwest of Chicago, Burlington sits in a tranquil pocket of rolling Wisconsin countryside where the Fox and White Rivers meet. Its approximately 11,000 residents take pride in the history, energy, friendliness and "small town" charm that are essential to the quality of life here. Four state highways, railroad access and excellent proximity to two Interstate highways also make Burlington the ideal place to relocate or start a business.

Burlington City Maps

These city maps are in PDF format. They can be viewed with the free Adobe Reader

Note: Acrobat Reader has a tool you can put on the tool bar to control the line weight of the drawings. As you increase the zoom levels on the maps the lines can get thick. This tool lets you display the lines at one pixel no matter the zoom level. Right click on the Acrobat Reader tool bar and choose line weights under the more tools option (at least on the newer versions of Acrobat Reader).

City Map
(PDF–1.7 MB)
Updated 05/05/09

Voting Districts
(PDF–1.3 MB)
Updated 05/05/09

Zoning Map
(PDF–2.2 MB)
Updated 07/15/10

MSN Virtual Earth
(Outside Link)

Official City Map
(PDF–680 KB)
Updated 06/25/09

The Official Map is the map the council adopts on an annual basis.
The City Map above may be a newer update

Voting District Maps

General Area Maps

Burlington Area Map
(60KB)

Racine County Map
(130KB)

SE Wisconsin Map
(23KB)

Wis. Counties Map
(91KB)

Wis. State Map
(153KB)

Wis. Relief Map
(117KB)

Racine County GIS Maps

GIS stands for Geographic Information System. The Racine County GIS map server is a computer system that provides access to Racine County geographic and land information accessible from a map based display.

Racine County GIS Map Server

SEWRPC Land Use Maps

The Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Planning Commission (SEWRPC) was established in 1960 as the official areawide planning agency for the highly urbanized southeastern region of the State. The Commission serves the seven counties of Kenosha, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Walworth, Washington, and Waukesha.

SEWRPC maintains the Southeastern Wisconsin Ragional Planning website. This web site provides access to land survey and control survey documents, aerial orthophotography, and planning-related mapping for the Southeastern Wisconsin Region.

Southeastern Wisconsin Regional Land Information Web Site

Note: The SEWRPC mapping web site is designed to be viewed with Javascript enabled, with a minimum screen resolution of 1024x768 pixels, and with a preferred color depth of 24-bit (16.7 million colors) or greater. The site is also best viewed in MS Internet Explorer 5 or later.

For additional information about SEWRPC, visit their main web site at www.sewrpc.org

Topographic Maps

The distinctive characteristic of a topographic map is that the shape of the Earth's surface is shown by contour lines. Contours are imaginary lines that join points of equal elevation on the surface of the land above or below a reference surface such as mean sea level. Contours make it possible to measure the height of mountains, depths of the ocean bottom, and steepness of slopes.

The TopoZone website provides many controls for the display of the topographic map.

TopoZone - Burlington Topographic Map

CITY OF BURLINGTON RACINE COUNTY, WISCONSIN