1979 Map of Grand Marsh

About this map

Grand Marsh serves as the primary community hub in this central Wisconsin landscape, situated along the Chicago and North Western rail line. The terrain is defined by dramatic elevations such as Preston Cliffs, Pilot Knob Bluff, and Spring Bluff, which rise above the marshy lowlands drained by Fordham Creek and Duck Creek. This 1970s survey illustrates a rural social fabric built around local institutions, including Lincoln Sch and several religious landmarks like St Methodius Ch. The distribution of burial grounds, including Pine Grove Cem and Gould Rock Cem, provides a detailed record of the families who settled these townships. Recreational life is centered on Patrick Lake, featuring a Boat Ramp and County Park, while the local economy is evidenced by the presence of a Townhall and scattered Gravel Pits.