2010 Map of Boyceville

About this map

Boyceville stands at the confluence of several watercourses in western Wisconsin, where the meandering South Fork Hay River meets its tributaries. The village is the focal point of a rural landscape defined by an extensive grid of country roads, including 1010th Ave and 1150th Ave, which connect outlying farms to the town center. For those researching local history, the map identifies significant sites such as Mound Cemetery to the west and Tiffany Cemetery closer to the village core. The Boyceville Municipal Airport reflects the community's modern infrastructure, while natural landmarks like Chimney Rock rise above the river valley. The drainage patterns of Tiffany Creek and Annis Creek illustrate the low-lying wetlands and agricultural fields that have shaped the development of this Dunn County settlement into the early 21st century.