1969 Map of Amherst
USGS Topo · Published 1972About this map
Nelsonville and Amherst anchor this central Wisconsin landscape during a period of steady rural development in Portage County. The Green Bay and Western railroad corridor cuts northwest across the terrain, serving as a primary transit artery between Amherst Junction and the lake-dotted townships of Stockton and Amherst. The water system is particularly prominent, centered on the Tomorrow River as it flows from the Nelsonville Pond through Amherst, past a local Fish Hatchery and several smaller glacial lakes like Lake Emily and Turtle Lake.
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