2018 Map of Iola

About this map

Iola anchor this central Wisconsin landscape, where the Portage Co and Waupaca Co line divides a terrain defined by the complex glacial hydrology of the Little Wolf River watershed. The village of Iola sits in the southeast corner at the confluence of several small waterways, including Nace Cr, while the small settlement of Northland serves as a northern focal point. Genealogists will find the locations of Northland Cem and Hitterdahl Cem clearly marked, along with numerous family-named roads like Ness RD, Wrolstad RD, and Brandt RD. The area is densely packed with water bodies, from the larger Lake Helen in the northwest to Graham Lake, Siemer Lake, and Budsberg Pond, illustrating a post-glacial topography that has historically shaped the agricultural and social development of these rural townships.