2010 Map of Greenwood

About this map

Greenwood serves as the primary hub of this central Wisconsin landscape, situated where Rock Creek meets the southward-flowing Black River. The 2010 survey details a well-established grid of rural roads and agricultural plots that define the region's character, including prominent landmarks like the Greenwood City Cemetery and Saint Marys Cemetery on the southeastern edge of town. North of the main settlement, the smaller community of Hemlock sits along a bend in the Black River, near the confluence with the Popple River. The terrain is defined by a dense network of tributaries including Behringer Creek and Gile Creek, which cut through the level terrain. Local aviation and utility are represented by the Town Line Airport, while a series of named roads like Popple River Road and Maple Center Road provide a granular view of the county's transportation network in the early 21st century.