2015 Map of Hancock

About this map

The villages of Hancock and Plainfield anchor this central Wisconsin landscape, which is marked by a sophisticated network of drainage and local transit systems. The central corridor is dominated by the north-south transport artery, while the surrounding area is characterized by a high concentration of named rural roads, including Beechnut Ave and Aniwa Dr. Water management is evident through the Leola Ditch in the northwest, which works alongside natural features like the Big Roche a Cri Cr. Local aviation is represented by two distinct facilities: Runway Leasing Inc Number 1 Airport near the northern boundary and Bucky's Airpark to the south. For those interested in local history and genealogy, the Plainfield Cem is clearly identified, and the map shows the exact meeting points of three counties: Adams, Portage, and Waushara. Natural landmarks such as Lone Rock and water bodies like Goose Lake and Pine Lake provide additional context for the region's topographical character.