2016 Map of Camp Douglas

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Wildcat Bluff, Bee Bluff, and Mill Bluff rise sharply from the central landscape along the border of Monroe and Juneau counties. This portion of Wisconsin is defined by these prominent sandstone buttes and mesas, which create a striking contrast against the low-lying wetlands and the drainage of Bear Creek and the Little Lemonweir River. The settlement of Camp Douglas serves as a local hub near Volk Field, while smaller communities such as Oakdale, Clifton, and Hustler are connected by a network of county highways and roads like E Badger Dr. Genealogy researchers will find several well-preserved burial sites, including Sorenson Cem and Saint James Cem, providing a window into the area’s settlement history. The terrain transitions from the marshy north to the complex ridges and valleys of Diamond Valley and Tug Hollow in the south, where Bellevue Hill and Mt Eve overlook the winding CO Hwy W.