2013 Map of Curtiss

About this map

Curtiss and the smaller settlement of Atwood anchor this central Wisconsin landscape, which is defined by the convergence of the Popple River's many branches. The North Fork Popple River and East Fork Popple River meander through the northern and eastern reaches, while the South Fork Popple River cuts through the southwestern corner. This area reflects a grid-based rural development pattern, with arterial roads like Wi-29 bisecting the territory. Local history is etched into the landscape via family-named thoroughfares and industry-linked paths such as Colby Factory Rd, pointing to the region's agricultural and dairy-processing roots. The map captures the interface between these small village centers and the drainage basins of Dill Cr, providing a clear view of the drainage and road networks that supported this Clark County community.