2010 Map of Hatfield SE

About this map

The Crawford Hills and prominent elevations like Wildcat Mound define this Jackson County landscape, characterized by an intricate network of managed water bodies. This 2010 survey highlights a significant history of land and water management, evidenced by numerous dams attributed to the Resettlement Administration. These structures, including the Resettlement Administration 12 Dam and Resettlement Administration 15 Dam, created a series of named wetlands and reservoirs such as White Tail Flowage, Partridge Crop Flowage, and Seventeen Reservoir. The area around Speck Oaks and the expansive Potter Flowage 58 showcases the complexity of the local drainage system, where Morrison Creek and Town Line Creek wind through a terrain marked by scattered hills like Wangreen Hill and Circle Hill. This map is a record of environmental engineering and conservation efforts in the central Wisconsin wetlands.