2010 Map of Byron

About this map

The agricultural landscape of south-central Wisconsin is defined by several small unincorporated communities and the headwaters of regional river systems. Hamilton and Byron serve as central nodes in this rural network, while Marblehead sits to the northeast. The topography is shaped by the presence of Devils Lake and DeNeveu Lake, with numerous waterways such as De Neveu Creek and Parsons Creek carving through the terrain. Genealogists will find several burial grounds including Bethel Cemetery, Saint Johns Cemetery, and Byron Cemetery distributed throughout the area. To the south, South Byron marks a distinct settlement near the West Branch Milwaukee River. The area maintains its rural character with features like Camp Byron and the Baier Landing Strip located west of the main thoroughfares.