2010 Map of Grand Marsh

About this map

The unincorporated settlement of Grand Marsh anchors the southern portion of this central Wisconsin landscape, situated along a north-south railroad line. This 2010 survey shows the area's transition from high bluffs and cliffs in the north to the lower wetlands and water bodies of the south. Terrain features such as Preston Cliffs, Pilot Knob Bluff, and Spring Bluff provide significant topographic relief above the grid of rural roads. The hydrology of the region is defined by Fordham Creek in the northwest and Duck Creek further south, which feeds into Patrick Lake. Near the center of the township's primary road network, Gould Rock Cemetery serves as a key landmark for local genealogists and historians. The map documents a classic Midwestern section-line road system, including County Hwy-M and County Hwy-G, that connects these scattered farmsteads and natural features.