2010 Map of Arpin

About this map

The Wood County village of Arpin serves as the central hub of this northern Wisconsin landscape, where a dense grid of rural roads meets a network of slow-moving waterways. The area is defined by the convergence of Hemlock Creek, Mill Creek, and Puff Creek, which drain the agricultural terrain. A remarkable concentration of historical burial grounds is scattered across the township, providing significant data for genealogical research. Notable sites include the John Ne-Wee Cemetery and the Indian Bill Cemetery south of the main settlement, alongside the Slidre Cemetery and Bethel Cemetery. The small community of Bethel stands to the west, connected by County Hwy Rd N. This 2010 survey reflects the enduring rural character of central Wisconsin, where the layout of roads like Richfield Dr and Ironwood Rd continues to follow the sectional lines established during the early settlement of the region.