2010 Map of Baraboo

About this map

Baraboo serves as the central hub of this Wisconsin landscape, where the Baraboo River winds through a valley defined by the North Range and the Lower Narrows. The river's industrial past is visible through infrastructure like the Oak Street Dam and the Linen Mill Dam. To the south, Devils Lake State Park dominates the terrain, featuring the prominent West Bluff and East Bluff overlooking the water. This 2010 survey captures a region where recreation and local history intersect, evidenced by the numerous family and community burial grounds such as Walnut Hill Cemetery and Jones Cemetery. The map also details the complex topography of the Baraboo Hills, including named depressions and meadows like Feltz Basin and Roznos Meadow, and the Devils Head Ski Resort in the southeastern corner.