2010 Map of Cadott

About this map

Cadott serves as the primary hub of this landscape, situated at the confluence of the Yellow River and the industrial legacy of the Svetlik Milling Company Dam. The town's layout is well-defined by central thoroughfares like W Chippewa St and E Chippewa St, surrounded by a network of drainage systems including Big Drywood Creek and Dutch Creek. Local history is deeply embedded in the rural surroundings, marked by a high concentration of burial grounds such as Union Cemetery, Goetz Cemetery, and Brooklawn Cemetery. The southern reaches are characterized by broad agricultural fields and intersecting waterways like Clear Creek and Paint Creek, while Crane Field provides a distinct landmark in the southwest. The geography is tied together by an extensive grid of numbered roads and county highways, illustrating the organized rural development of central Wisconsin.