2015 Map of Boyceville

About this map

Boyceville occupies the central valley of this Western Wisconsin landscape, where the South Fork Hay River and its numerous tributaries like Tiffany Cr and Johns Cr have carved a series of distinct ridges and hollows. The settlement pattern follows these natural corridors, with significant infrastructure such as the Boyceville Municipal Airport and Railroad Ave concentrated near the town center. Local history is anchored by the Mound Cem to the west and Tiffany Cem to the east, while the terrain is marked by prominent landmarks like Chimney Rock. The transition from rural homesteads along Anderson Hill Ln to the more structured grid of the village illustrates the enduring agricultural and small-town character of Dunn County. The map details a complex drainage network including Beaver Cr and Annis Cr, which continue to define the local topography and land use.