
The village of Hebron anchors the northern portion of this landscape, situated just south of the Wisconsin-Illinois border where Walworth and McHenry counties meet. This modern survey illustrates the conservation landscape of the region, specifically the fragmented sections of the Hackmatack National Wildlife Refuge that occupy large tracts of marshland and prairie. The transition from the structured streets of Hebron to the southern unincorporated area of Greenwood and the northern edge of Wonder Lake reflects the region's mixture of traditional agricultural land and growing recreational corridors.
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