2015 Map of Arpin

About this map

Arpin and Auburndale anchor this central Wisconsin landscape, which is defined by a dense network of country roads and local drainage systems. The terrain is characterized by the meandering courses of Mill Creek in the north and several branches of Hemlock Creek to the south. This area in Wood County shows a high concentration of small, family-named or local cemeteries, such as Indian Bill Cemetery and John Ne- Wee Cemetery, suggesting a deeply rooted rural community with long-standing family ties. Small settlements like Bethel serve as localized hubs within a grid of agricultural tracts, connected by a network of named routes including Richfield Drive and Bluff Drive. The map reflects a stable rural infrastructure where the land is divided clearly into townships like T24N R4E, maintaining a layout established long before the 21st century.