2013 Map of Edgar

About this map

The village of Edgar serves as the central hub of this Marathon County landscape, where the local street grid meets the rural road network of central Wisconsin. Situated south of the Wi-29 corridor, the town's development is closely tied to the surrounding waterways, most notably the winding path of Scotch Cr. To the north and east, the Big Rib River carves through the terrain near the settlement of Rib Falls, a significant local landmark that historically defined the area's geography. The map reveals a highly structured agricultural and residential grid, defined by routes such as Co HWY-H and Cardinal Ln. Smaller drainages like Pet Brook, Soda Cr, and Omar Cr thread between these farm roads, illustrating the intricate drainage patterns that support the region's dairy and timber heritage. Further north, the named locality of Poniatowski marks the northern extent of this surveyed area.