2013 Map of Genoa City

About this map

Genoa City anchors the southern portion of this landscape, where the local road network converges near the Illinois border. The area is defined by a dense concentration of glacial lakes, including the substantial Powers Lake and the residential clusters surrounding Pell Lake. These water bodies historically served as central points for local development, evidenced by the named agricultural tracts such as Evergreen Farm and Silver Springs Farm that occupy the spaces between shorelines. Further north, Slades Corners and North Bloomfield represent smaller settlement hubs linked by State Road 50. The presence of Lake Geneva Aire Estates Airport and Vincent Airport indicates the regional importance of general aviation, while recreational spaces like Camp Oh-da-ko-ta on Dyer Lake reflect the long-standing tradition of summer camps and lakefront retreats in this corner of Wisconsin.