1980 Map of Corinth

About this map

The Big Eau Pleine River and its East Branch carve through the southern reaches of this landscape near the border of Taylor and Marathon Counties. In this rural Wisconsin setting, the small settlement of Corinth serves as a focal point, situated along the Old Railroad Grade and near a local Townhall. The area is characterized by a mix of agricultural land and wooded sections, including the expansive Bern State Public Hunting Grounds which spans much of the central terrain. Local infrastructure is sparse but notable, including the Kreie Sch and several Gravel Pits, indicating the region's reliance on primary resources and traditional township organization. Numerous creeks like Black Creek and Beaver Cr drain the northern townships of Browning, Goodrich, and Deer Creek, illustrating the intricate water network that defines the local geography.