2013 Map of Fall River

About this map

Fall River and the smaller settlement of Englewood anchor this part of Columbia County, where the landscape is defined by the winding course of the N Br Crawfish River. The village of Fall River sits at the southern edge of Lazy Lake, a significant water body created by the widening of the river system. This 2013 survey illustrates a classic Wisconsin dairy country layout, where a dense network of local roads such as Mickelson Rd and Swarthout Rd connect outlying farmsteads to the central village. Notable transportation corridors include State Road 16 and State Road 146, which intersect near the village center. To the southeast, the Fountain Prairie Airport serves as a modern landmark, while the northern terrain is drained by Beaver Cr, flowing through a patchwork of agricultural fields and rural residential parcels identified by family-named routes like Pete Reak Rd.